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' EDITED BY THE '56 George Cossman Janet Gronberg Ann Chapman Bob Armstrong Jean Kerz Bob Beede DIXCDNIAN sg? Q' I Y I - ,-lam ACKNOWLEDGMENT When we took our posltlons on the stall ol tne Duxonnan vve hardly realized the great task ol edltung a yearbook l-lovvever We were ably helped through our problems by the generous assrstance ol the lollovvlng people to vvhom we vvould luke to express our deepest apprecuatlon lo Mass lfneroth lVlnss Richardson and Mr Frazer lor their tlreless and as our Faculty advnsors lo Mr l luntz and hls assustants wno were always ready to help us vvlth the photography IU our book and to ohn Henndel lor hrs excellent candud photo lo ahn and Qlluer Engraving Company and Rogers prlntlng Company lor their promp service and ready advice at all tumes lo the busmessmen of Dixon vvho helped hnance our book through theur advertlslng And hnally to all the members ol the student body who vvorked vvlth us as reporters typlsts and assistants all these people we give our sincere thanks THE EDITORS 4 I . . I . . . I ' 1 . I 4 , 1 . . . . . . , 1 . . . I , . lo Q ' . FOREWCDRD Tne tvme vvnen tbe Class ot WQSO vvos nefd togetber by o common bond as gone And o I orter tnxs torevvord ond my port IU tnls yeorbook os o token to our never to be forgotten nugb Qcnool friend bro It rs my nope tlwot tbls book vvlll serve CJ o turdy bono funlon even tbougn our ootbs olong tbe rood of fate vvull novv diverge Vve nove vvorked ond ployed togetlwer lnslde our bugn Qcnool lute tour eventful yeors eocb ot Us striving for o gool ot bus ovvn ome ot us vvrll remember lwgn Qcbool os o cbollenge tovvord o nlgner educotuon otners vvult see t os o key to tnear funol steo ovvord bobby Irving but reoordte Q of vvnot nlgn Qcbool nos meon o you or me It nos been I om sure o mule tone IU our trek olong lute 5 vvrndung rood Dernoos mony ot our routef ofong lnte S vvoy will not Cro 5 ogown but tre e ooges tnot rollovv Null lnope one Coy ftord o your memory ot tbe Close M195 THE EDITOR S, ' -- e . . . . . . - - S, 'S S 1 A . , . . 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' 1 Y . r S j wg f - A A x C - It 1 f M' 1 vt FACULTY W rf Our Su perIntendent Superlntendent ol the Dlxon Publlc Schools IS Allen l-l Lancaster whose ofhce IS located ID the DIxon l'lIgh School PTGVIOUS posItIons held by Mr l.an caster Include teachIng at VGFmIlIOD Academy and RIdgefarm l-lIgh School and SuperIntendent of ohn Swaney School In McNabb lllInoIs Mr Lancaster was appoInted prIncIpal of the South SIde l-lIgh School In 'l9Q'l and of the new DIxon l-lIgh School upon ItS completIon l-le receIved hIs present posItIon ID 1932 Mr Lancaster IS Interested IU sports, especIally football, baslcetball and traclc HIS own favorIte form of recreatIon, however, IS FIshIng Always Interested In the students ol the DIXOD schools, from landergarten through the hIgh school, Mr Lancaster deserves the thanlcs and apprecIatIon ol all Joanne Hoff 8 Our PrIncIpal Bernard Frazer has been advIsIng pupIls at DIxon l-lugh School sInce 1932 ln hIs Wlde baclcground of experlence, Mr Frazer taught In a country school worlced In the othce of the Secretary of State, served as prIncIpal of the North Slde l-lIgh School and assIstant prIncIpal of our present hIgh school l'lavIng an Intense Interest IH the college plans of graduates, Mr Frazer InstItuted the Idea for College Day whIch has been COpIGd by schools throughout the natlon Mr Frazer IS a member of the Toast masters Club l'lIs leIsure tIme he spends readIng boolcs on economIcs and pOlItICS The Class ol 1950 expresses ItS ap precIatIon to Mr Frazer For hIs assIstance durIng our hrgh school years oanne Hoff q ,V 4 A if S ' I . 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Q .J VERNON C BASHAW Western State College B E Unnversrty of Iowa M A General Clerical Shorthand I and II CHRISTINE BESSMER lllrnors State Normal Llnrversrty B Ed UDIVQFSIIY ol lllrnols M A La In I and II Englrsh I A C BOWERS Iowa State Yanltton College B A Generil Scrence Physlcs Athlet Drrector Coach rac IOAN BRUCKER Illrnols State Normal Unrverslty B Ed Unnversuty ol lllnnors Personal Typrna Busrness Englrsh MARILYN CARLSON Unnversrty ol Wrsconsrn B S Speech Correctuon OLIVE COTTA Depauw University A B Unrversrty of Chrcaao Foods I Clothnng Il and IV Home Management CLETA CURRENS Lombard College B S Foods I and II Socual Arts CHARLOTTE R DETHART Illrnors State Normal Llnrversrty B Ed State Teachers College Greeley Colorado Unrversrty of Colorado General I-Irstory Englrsh I OLGA ENEROTH Unrverslty of Mrnnesota B S n English Ill and IV WILLARD S FAST State Teachers College Mankato Mrnnesota Western Muchrgan College james Mullulcun Umversrty B M Chorus RAY GALE lllrnols State Normal Unrverslty B Ed M S Colorado State Unrversrty of Southern Calrfornra Englrsh I and II journalrsm Dmnr W H GLAESER Carroll College Northwestern Umversnty B S General Hrstory Speech A P HAMERSMITH University ol Illlnols B S M S CoTmmercIal Law Booklceepnng Busnness Trarnrng Coach ennls RUSSELL A HAYES Stout Institute B S Metal Shop II and Ill General Shop EDITH HEINLE lllrnons State Normal Llnrversrty lolnrversnty of lllrnors A B Columbna Unrversrty Unrversrty of Wrsconsun Llnrversuty of Tennessee Colorado State College ofEducat1on Lrcrarran HELEN CHRAPLA Unrversrty of Wrsconsrn B S Spamsh I and Il Englrsh II LUCY M LAWTON Unrversrty of lllnnors B A M A Physucal Educatron G A A WILMA MCCUNE Umversrty of Iowa B A M A Guidance Counselor ,.. , .. 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Z C B LINDELL Parsons College University of Iowa B A Colorado State M A Northwestern University University of Michigan University of Southern California Minnesota State Drafting I Wood Shop Ill General Shop MILO MCCORMICK Indiana University University of Illinois B S Illinois State Normal University Algebra I General Math ROBERT L L HEUREUX Illinois State Normal University B S in Ed Band SAM L OWENS Findlay College A B Indiana University M S Physical Education Drivers Training Coach Football Baslcet ball Track GEORGE F REED Purdue University B S A Agriculture I II III IV Earth Science Commercial Geography ALICE R RICHARDSON Cornell College University of Michigan B S niversity of Chicago Colorado State College M A Eng ish I and III LOIS RITCHIE Iowa State University B A Columbia University M A Biology Physiology Hygiene W L SCOFIELD Western State Teachers College B Ed University of Illinois M A General Science Physical Education Drivers Training Coach Football Baslcetoall MYRTLE SCOTT Highland Parlc College A B Civics US History L E SHARPE Purdue University B S Chemistry General Science Coach--Golf LLOYD SWAN University ol Illinois BS. M.S. General Math Plane Geometry Physical Education Coach--Football Basketball ADA H. WEST Midland College A.B. University of Kansas M.A. University ol Illinois Algebra I Advanced Algebra Solid Geometry Trigonometry STANTON L. WILLIAMS State Teachers College St. Cloud Minnesota BS. Stout Institute M.S. Wood Shop ll General Shop Physical Education MARVIN WINGER University ol Illinois University of Wisconsin B.A. M.A. US. History Economics Coach --'Track KATHRYN WRIGHT Cornell College, A.B. US. History, General History G, E. WILHELM, R.N. St. Anne's I-losoital affiliated with Loyola University University ol Michigan School Nurse LILLIAN RASMUSSEN Linclenwood College Chicago Art Institute University of Chicago, A.B., M.A. Art I and ll Office Staff Maintainance Hlvlay l use the telephone? Did anyone turn in my gold lipsticlff' Answer- ing dozens oi this type oi questions each day is the regular routine ol the olfice Force. ln addition to their secretarial duties, though, these ambitious girls have many other interests. Miss Erda Glessner is a member oi the Dixon Choral Society, skillfully creates original greeting cards, teaches Sunday school and is active in other church organizations Beulah Reigle enjoys sew ing doing Fancy worlc and playing the piano accordion Besides being an ei ticient secretary lvlrs Stella Grebe sews and in her spare time enjoys a good game oi pinochle Gladys Murphy If a person were to aslc a student who he remembers most from his freshman year, he would probably mention the mainten- ance men at Dixon High School who are always ready to give a helping hand. Vincent HBennyH Bremer is in charge ol the entire First Floor. Clarence Clancy Bates oversees second and third Floors. l-le claims to be the most ornery man here, but students know otherwise by his friendliness perhaps a little less familiar is Burt Buehler who guards the halls ol learning at night paul Beauseigneur is responsible lor our warm school in the winter and our attractive campus in the summer Gladys Murphy nll'1I ui.-... fa yfiiezf, GDR CLASSMATES lil fb? 4 The Class of 50 Seniors at last' This thought echoed through the mrnd of many a sensor when the 1949 fall term began But wart that at last IS misleading, for to many of us It doesnt seem four long years sunce that fateful September 3 when we hrst entered the portals of D l-l S as green freshles Qrlentlng ourselves to the busy hugh school life continued through most of the freshman year, but, led by our class offlcers Bob Leonard presrdent, Donna Drew, vuce presldent, and Don Sproul, secretary treasurer, we found time to par tlclpate rn various extra curricular ac tlyltles Among these were Latln and l-lome Ec Clubs G A A Freshman Sophomore Literary Socrety FFA Band chorus football, baslcetball tracl4, golf and tennns Anne Beanblossom was chosen as the only freshman member of the cheerung squad that year, and Maureen Tyne was our only freshman majorette Calvrn Bacon represented us freshres ID dramatrcs play I4 Ing a supportlng role rn the play A Date Wrth Judy As superlor sophomores our same class mates became offlcers Bob Leonard re elected as president, and Donna Drew and Don Sproul exchanging thevr former posltlons The new Dl'l S dance band the Sophrstl Kats, Included from the class of 50 Lou Hansen Dave Krrlc Dlclc Duslng and l-loward l lorton That year our cheerleadlng classmates were Ken l-lopballe, Mary Dulen, and Anne Beanblossom Representrng the sophs on the varsuty grrdrron were Bob Leonard Ken Naff zlger Don Utter, Brad Nusbaum Chuclc Gabe Santos, and Strrllng Staclthouse Sophomore cagers thus year rncluded besrdes the above mentroned grndders Gerry Wakeley, ohn Carlson, Georg Aschenbrenner, and ack Nolan As juniors ID 48 49 many new frelds were open to us Spanush Dramatrc and Commercual Clubs Thespuans, Qunll and Scroll and Duxnnu We elected Lou l-lansen, presrdent, Brad Nusbaum vrce presrdent and Connne Soar: secretary treasurer of our class Another of our classmates Donna Drew, was honored as attendant to our homecoming queen unrors talcnng part for the frrst time an Dramatic Club plays were Barry Bort Anne Beanblossom Bob Armstrong udy ones ean Kerz, Mllce ones, Gene l-lolbroolt Theron Katham anet Gron b rg and Dorothy Ferger Varsrty cheer leaders from the junnor class were Anne Beanblossom and Bob Armstrong Sent to Girls State that summer from our class was oanne Hoff, and to Boys Contlnued on page Q9 Gerald Wakeley Betty Berrettlnl Ken Naffziger I I , . 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IFWNNIII WI F'I'I II I 9 I IORR-XINFVIOLI mu Iloonu I oru l utr-ruux N rutx 1 Hom: I Clul 2 0 xrarrtt I Honuu Rm Ruuuuu uutut P 4 I'00tInIlQue1n 'XI-IRC -XRFT II -XXI XIFRVIC lx C ouuuuuuumml C lub -I un Clulml C -X -X i C uo I Drfmuutut K lull I Couuuuuuertuu IOHNI IX II I I-XM IYOIIRI I I f lub 3 4 Hmuuo F1 C lub Contunued from page 'I4 State, Duck Kelley, Gene l-lolbrook Ken l-lopballe, and Bob Armstrong And now our last year Carryung ou the theme of the last the best ol all e rest we senuors have enjoyed to e utmost our last unforgettable days un e school that has become our home Three senuors were homecomung honorees thus year, after a vugorous campaugn, eannue Weutzel was chosen queen, Ann Chap man and Donna Drew, attendants Senuor dramatusts were oann l-lotf Gene l-lolbrook, ean Kerz, Anne Bean blossom, anet Gronberg Margaret Cur ran, and Maryanne Cahull The DAR award thus year went to anet Gronberg Class otfucers were Ken Natlzuger presu dent, Gerry Wakeley, vuce presudent, and Betty Berrettunu, secretary treasurer Gur football lettermen uncluded Ken Natfzuger, Bob Leonard, Sturlung Stack 22 house, Gerry Wakeley, Don Sproul Duck Dusung, Gabe Santos Duck Kelley, Don Utter, Brad Nusbaum BII ames, Ray Flower, George Cossman, Calvun Bacon, Ed Rock Ken l-lopballe and Bob Egler Varsuty cagers were Don Utter, Bob Leonard Ken Natlzuger Sturlung Stack house, Duck Kelley Don Sproul, BH ames, Chuck Strong, and Walt Lohse Qur class cheerleaders agaun were Anne Beanblossom and Bob Armstrong And now, College Day, Senuor Day, Baccalaureate, the Banquet and Prom, the solemn processuon ol blue caps and gowns at graduatuon are only cherushed memorues But they constutute merely the clumax to four eventful, happy, memorable years at Duxon l-lugh School, whuch we senuors wull always label un our memorues as one of the most umportant phases of our luves Judy jones A .'l-u-u-u-'Ju-Q' 1. 4. cuu s .2. 4. t:.A.A. 1. 2, :u. 4, Q u , . X . ' -' j A. ' Cf-. ' ut, g -z f :u . - 1 un - --sv 1 iv TLA..-X. 1, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, Home Ev. Flulu 2, -I, IJu':uuuu:1Sif- Flulu I 1. S0f'l1lIc10IlllllIIU'P 2, 3, 4. ff'hu1iu'nuuuu 2l. Iharuuzutit- Flulu 3. Dixiuui I. , .'l.. 'A . ' f I . ' r .I.....l.2.Z.'IrusL., 4 3.7 -': - . '...u ' nl' u l u ', ' 4. l I ' I f . t , u J -1 , th , th , , . th ' 1 1 ' u u ' ' J , .l 1 ' I - Homeroom Representatives ust as the national and state govern ments have their representatives so does Dixon l ligh School believe that it is democratic to lnave the representative system At the beginning ol this year one boy and one girl were elected from each homeroom to serve as homeroom repre sentatives The qualities ol leadership operate and plan were the bases For choosing the members The aim of the group was to secure an active student participation in school affairs The repre sentatives were divided into three sepa rate committees which carried many re sponsibilities throughout the year The representatives this year were as follow seniors Maryann Cahill George Cossman judy ,jones William ames Betty Newman Kenneth Natl ziger PatWadsworth and Gerry Wake ley, juniors anet Bareis Ernest Brink l.ois Gilmore Elbert Pike Lorena l-lepfer Kelly Kappler, oanne Metzen im Mer cer, Margaret Pitzer Gilbert Richards Pat Warner, and Fred Zbinden, sopho mores Sally Aschenbrenner Wayne une l'lansen, Phillip Kernan udy Lal lerty Tom Murphy Sylvia Schuler Albert Newcomer Carol Walceley and ohn Weitzel, Freshmen Barbara Bose Bill Anderson Beverly Drew Edward Colley Shirley Gardner Bert l-lolland udy Lahey, ohn Lloyd, an Noble acl4 Munson Sallie Prescott Edward Perry Nancy Stanheld aclc Sitter l.ou Ann Wadsworth and Charles Willett Betty Newman 73 ol t l l ' 1 1 ' . , , h . .' . . . ij . . I , I A y t A B J y i fit, - honesty, responsibility, and ability to coi Akerman, Mary Cleary, Tommy Glatter, . l J l A . 1 J ' ' ' . V. I . . - . I I J y 1 . J 1 J , J Si I Z A 5' 1 4 1 .l V V 1 .lunIor Class The begInnIng ol thIs year marked the halfway poInt for the Class ot 51 The hrst two years of theIr stay at D H 5 are now hIstory so lets turn back a Few pages and note some of the more Import ant happenIngs whnch have taken place durIng those two years Remember way back when the rumors of today entered school as green freshIes7 One of the hrst thIngs of Importance to be accomplIshed was the electIon of class othcers Im Mercer was elected DFSSI dent, Floyd Acker VICeDl'GSIdef1lI, and Bob Russell secretary treasurer lnstead of the usual hazIng the freshmen were InItIated together on Freshman Day, a day set asIde especIally for that purpose Many freshIes took actIve part IH all extra currIcular actIvItIes open to them Freshman daze were hnally over and the class of 51 had rIsen to the l'1eIQl IlOl 24 sophomores These sophs elected as class ofhcers presIdent Floyd Acker vIce presIdent, Mary Ellen Rosbrook secre tary treasurer BIll Latlerty Sophomores entered wIth much zest Into extra cur rIcular actIvItIes and through hard work some were standouts IH those actIvItIes such as, Peggy Sue Anderson and ChIc Hurst In the held of dramatIcs, Bob Russell from the choral department, and Im Mercer Floyd Acker and Erme Brmk In sports Upperclassmen t last was the thought of many a IunIor as the class of 51 started Il1Stl'1Il'd year Floyd Acker was agaIn elected class presIdent, wIth Kelly Kappler as VlCepfeSId9l'1l and Wayne l-lutlord as secretary treasurer Qne of the bIg events whrch the IunIors of thIs year looked forward to was the IunIor senIor prom ln an attempt to raIse money to help pay for the prom the Class of 51 spon sored a unIor All School Party In the fall Every IunIor homeroom provIded two concessIons for lucratIve entertamment, other hIghlIghts Included the varIety show In the audItorIum and ClOf1CII'1QIf'Ifl'1e gym The IunIors have upheld theIr standards thus year and we know they WIllCOf1tlDU9 to do so ohn ones Kelly Kappler Floyd Acker Wayne Hufford Row I Row Row 2. 3. 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T ' .l,I.. 44' Sophomore Class ln the yeor 1947 there entered Duxon Hugh School o sturdy group of green horns oppropruotely colled freshmen For tunotely thus moss of unorgonuzed motter wos ploced un the mudst of o hughly re funed ond cultured orgonuzotuon Wuth yugorous munds ond hugh expectotuons the Clcuss of 59 storted to clump the furst rung on the lodder to hugher educotuon After much deluberotuon the freshmon clcuss offucers were onnounced cus follows presudent, Corol Wokeley vuce presu dent, AI Newcomer, secretory, une Hcunsen, treosurer Bull Gorhcum of the freshmon closs If one hod looked unto the gym ofter school durung bosketboll seoson he probololy would hove seen the followung freshmen workung out wuth the Frosh Soph teom Woyne Akermon, Bob Hcuwks, Phul Kernon ond Duck Moronde Funolly that grecut doy orruved when we were proud sophomores Wuth the possung months the greenness hod foded from us, for ofter all we were begunnung to occept new responsubulutues Under the copoble coochung of Mr Swcun the Frosh Soph footboll teom ended the seoson wuth o dustunguushed record of sux wuns ond two defeots The sophomore lettermen were Woyne Akermon, Poul Berrettunu, ock Burmeuster, Duck Brunette, Duck Crowford, Ph l Kernon, Duck Moronde, Tom Murphy m Quunn, Ben Roe Bull Seomon, Duone Swortz ond ohn Weutzel The G A A progrom, whuch unterested mony sophomore gurls, uncluded bosket Ruchard Crawford Carol Wakeley James Fox poll bodmunton, hukung, softbcull, orchery, and tennus Cn the hordwood our frosh Soph teom had cu comporotuvely successful seoson Woyne Akermcun Henry Duxon Bob Howks Phul Kernon ond Duck Moronde mounly comprused the Dukelung squod Whether Duxon wos losung or wunnung, our fouthful sophomore cheer lecuders Ncuncy Long Helen Moe Mclienney ond Zuto Levon remouned confudent of wun nung to the end ln the furst semester we elected the followung sophomore closs offucers Duck os presudent, vuce presudent, ond secre tory treosurer respectuvely Well, old Duxon Hugh we hoye luved onother yeor wuth you Wuth the pushung ond encourogement of our teochers we hove crowled up one more rung on the oge old lodder of knowledge Albert Newcomer 27 Footboll ond bolsketbcull ottrocted mony Crowford, jim fox, ond Corol Wokeley I Q ,ui ' J I I ' V . I Freshman Class September suxth the doors of D H S were opened to 193 of us scored but eoger freshmen Tumudly oslcung the loco tuon of durlerent rooms, we sometumes receuved unformotuon that led us tor from our destunotuon The frught of enterung hugh school hod borely loded when o new Feor grupped us unutuotuon On Qctober 7 we op peored ot school dressed occordung to the regulotuons set by the sophomore members of the Actuvutues Commuttee, whuch orronged the progrcum for the dcuy The gurls wore green rubbons ond holl theur hour un o broud, the boys rolled pont legs to the lcnees ond wore mus motched soclcs Alter school we uouned the sopho mores For cu held doy ond o porty We enjoyed severol other portues dur ung the yeor, whuch provuded mony good tumes Some of us were found to hcuve '8 specuol tculents, such os Betsy Hoon who ployed the puono for severol school portues, ond Multon Lorson, who song for voruous portues ond ossemblues ln the toll we elected our closs ortucers presudent, ock Munson, vuce presudent, oclc Sutter, secretory treosurer, um Wor ren We olso elected homeroom repre sentotuves to serve on the voruous school commuttees More thon twenty Fuve ol us ottouned the honor roll eoch quorter l-lowever, we dudnt spend oll our tume studyung Clubs un whuch we were cuctuve uncluded Lcutun Ag l-lome Ec Lubrory G A A ond F F A Mony of us uouned chorus cund bond Betsy l-loon Cormen Cornette, Duclc Gordon ond ohn Cledon ployed un the Sophustu Kots Two of the mouor ottroctuons were loot boll ond bosketbcull We loyolly supported the gcumes Gretchen Pono represented our closs on the cheerung sguod Thurty boys went out for footboll ond twenty Fuve for boslcetboll Kennord Bowers dus tunguushed humself un tootboll whule Gul bert Contreros Dolevon Kerly, Joclc Mun son ond Jerry Webb were outstondung un both lootboll ond bosketboll Feelung thot we now belong to D l-'l S vve ore eogerly lool4ung oheod to the odventures of the next three yecurs Beverly Drew James Warren Jack Sitter .lack Munsen ... 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I.:vI,II.I I uII.I.II I IXII1I1Ix I7 'IX .I XXIIIIJ I4 II NIH-- NI OUR DIVERSIUNS e Wx XF W Dixini Editors Copyreoding, prool reoding chosing down reporters, typing rechecking, roc ing over to the Dixon Evening Telegraph circling the holls sixth period spending on evening ot on editor s house all these things the work olong with the enioy ment will long remoin in the memory of the retiring senior editors ol the Dixini stotl Fir t semester editors were os Follows Bob Armstrong, editor in chief, ond udy ones, monoging editor, Anne Beon blossom lront poge editor, ond Nlory l.ee Scoles, her ossistontl Borry Bort, copy editor, ond oyce Schleuter his ossistcint, Ann Chopmon feoture editor ond Pot Wodswcr'h her ossistont, Ronold Nolte sports editor ond Robert Beede, his os- sistont, Donncx Drew exchonge editor, Conny Sociri, ods monoger, ond Blondie Boker, her ossistont, Dick Kelley, circulo- tion monoger. At the close of the First semester, os hos been the custom for the moiority ot the 17 yecirs of the Dixini s publicotion, all the poge editors ond other editors re tired olong with the editor in chief to be reploced by their ossistonts uniors were chosen to serve os ossistonts The second semester included the lol lowing juniors Chick l'lurst, monoging editor Loreno l-lepler, ossistont news editor Peggy Sue Anderson, ossistont copy editor, Cheryl Spencer, ossistont teoture editor- lrene Atkinson, ossistont sports editor- Mory oon Gibson ex- chonge editor- Peggy Burgcird, ossistont odvertising monoger, Dick Greenfield circulcition monoger, ohn l-leindel, stott photogropher. Severol new projects were lnondled by the editoriol stotl this yeor including o weekly rodio broodcost, Dixini on the Air ', over stotion WSOP, ond o contest to choose o Dixon-Sterling tootboll trophy. Bob Armstrong. Dixini Staff Although the edrtors of the poper get the most glory strll wrthout the reporters the od solesmen the typrsts ond the crrculotron stohf the edrtors could never hope to put out the Drxrnr Reporters on the stol-l the hrst semester were Bernrce Gerdes lVlorrelVluhlepocl4 Murrel l-loplcrns Bob Leonard Glodys Murphy Ruth Lovett Dorothy Ferger Vlrgrnro plump Nlorgoret Curron lVlory Dulen Moryonne Cohrll ocl4 Cleory Gehel-'olprool4 Drcl4 Kelley Neyo l-leck mon eon gennrngs Nlory Lee Qcoles Donno Drew Mrldred Boker eon Kerz Ruth Mrlls Don Utter oon l'lrll oonne l-lotl pot Kerst ond onet Gronherg lyprsts were eon Kerz Gene l-lolprook oon l-lll Moryonne Cohrll Glodys Murphy Nlurrel l-loplcrns Morre Muhle hocl4 Bernrce Gerdes ond lVlory Lee Qcoles Po solesmen were eon Kerz Ruth Nall eonne Wertzel Donno Strer prch Betty Newrnon ocloe Proetz oro oonne l-lotl Neyo l-lecl4mon ond eon ennrngs were responsrple lordrstrrbutrng the popers unrors on the second seme ter report rng stohf were Armrllo Greene Brll Polen ohn l-lerndel oclcre Fry Gorl Ggon, LorsGrlmore lVlory oon Grpson Fronces Lohey Nlrrrom Popp Su re omes Mory Ellen l2osprool4 Erleen l-lutlmon Fred Gonnermon Rosemory Kreomer Greg Longon l3otWorner Betty Dudnnon Ruth hfrorsholl Elbert Frl4e Cecrl l3orl4e Bob l'lecl4mon Drone ohn on onet Borers Louro Rhodes Dclc Greenheld The od yertrsrng stoll consrsted ol Susre omes Mrrrom Ropp Fronces Lohey Lors Grl more Go l Qgon ocloe Fry Bull Polen Armrllo Green Brll polen ond Mrrrom Ropp composed the crrculotron stolt lyprsts were Drone ohnson Bob Clorlc Armrllo Greene Kote l-loclmron ond Posemory Kreomer Bob Armstrong 33 J ' . J J ' , , J. , y , J . . X . I - ' f A J , . J L S . ' I I f X b A f vl I l f f f If S J I f f f f f f f f f f 4 - f xl v I A f b f - l I , l f' , J o , Clorlc Kolte l'loclcmon,!l3oul johns, pduline 1 ' 1 J r I A J S 1 J 4, ' J ' ,J i ' - - f f f m J f J ' J ' J .f J f A F ' -f I -fl f4J I f 1 V A I V ' DI ol 1 I 1 cl 1 1 J S1J I 1 I' 1 1 1 V ' fxfl b f l ' Social Committee General Activities Committee jx z,-f ,dxvffvu 'P4 General Assembly Committee Fvery year each homeroom elects one boy and one girl representative This group of forty eight tudents is then divided into the three dihferent com mittees the Social Committee the As sembly Committee and the General Ac tivities Committee Through the hard vvorl4 ol the Social Corrmittee the students enjoyed many extra-curric ilaractivities. This group spon- sored dances after many ol the home toot- ball and basketball games tor which the Sophisti-Kats provided the music. The annual semi-formal held March Q4 also vvos headed by this committee. An out- side orchestra played For this event. During the Christmas holidays the group collected Food brought by the student body for the Goodtellovvs. More than 300 cans ol lood vvere donated lor this purpose. Mr. Vernon Bashavv, faculty adviser, vvas helped by Donna Drevv, student chairman, and Dave Kirlc, assistant chairman. Through the activities of the Assembly Committee much talent around the school was introduced to the students lVlr Marvin Winger served as Faculty adviser Betty Nevvmon as chairman and pat Wadsworth as assistant chairman ol this group Throughout the year they arranged tour assemblies each vvas very enjoyable and received much praise from the student body Besides these assemblies this com mittee also assisted in presenting other programs such as the Dramatic Club and Chorus assemblies. Mr, Leonard Sharpe, faculty adviser, and George Cossman, student chairman, vvere in charge of the General Activities Committee. This group sponsored the activities vvhich many students enjoyed in the gym during the Friday noon hours. Miss Lucy Lavvton also assisted in this program. Freshman Day, the All School party, and the l-lallovveen party ethree big events in which the student body par- ticipatedesvvere all planned by this active committee. Donna Drew. 35 Thesplans The National lhesplan Society IS de voted to the advancement ol dramatuc arts It js a more experienced group of dramatic students who have done merl torlous vvorlc un acting drrectrng and crew vvorl4 For membership a student must earn 'IO pojnts by partjcjpatjon In any phase of dramatrcs Last year the Rochelle lhesplans rnutj troupe Most of them were sensors vvho were soon graduated and left only hve juniors untjl jnjtlatlon In Aprjl Thesprans Include Calvjn Bacon Anne Beanblossom Bob Armstrong Ruth Lovett ean Kerz Qhlc l'lurst, Margaret Curran Mary Ellen Rosbroolc Peggy Sue Ander son Eugene l-lolbroolc Donna Strerbuch oanne l-loft The ottrcers are anet Gronberg presrdent, Dorothy Ferger vrce president and Barry Bart, secretary treasurer Mr Ward Glaeser served as club advrsor Dorothy Ferger ln an Impressive candle llghtlng cere mony Quill and Scroll members vvere rnutrated The candles rn the candelabra symbolrzed the journaljstuc arms truth jnjtlatjve opportunjty leadershjp loyalty enlightenment and lrjendshlp The members jnjtlated by Mr Raymond Gale faculty adviser were Conny Saarr Donna Drevv Margaret Curran aclcre Praetz pat Wadsworth, Ann Chapman Neva l-leclcman oanne l-lot? and ean erz The purpose of Quill and Scroll js to encourage and revvard jnduvldual achlevements IH journalrsm and alljed Flelds To become a member one must be at least a junlor rn the upper thjrd of has class do superior vvorlc In some phase of journallstlc or creative endeavor be recommended by the advjser of the governjng publication and be approved by the executjve secretary of the Quull and Scroll National Qrganlzatlon Conny Saaru Quill and Scroll 36 . A- s . . .I D . . ' . Z I ' ' A I I ' I I A . h I ' . I ' . ' ' I I I I ' ' ' A ' I I J ' I I t . K , J J ated 19 members into our nevv Dixon ' . . ' . V I . - 4 V I , . I I I ' ' J ' ' I I ' ' ' ' - 1 I I ' ' I I I ' ' ' tj . ' j . ' . 1 ' 1 A ' - ,D . . 7 Lubrary Club l-love you ever wondered wluo tlue gurls belwund tlue desl4 un tlwe lubrory ore? lluese lubrory gurls under tlue coooble durectuon t true lubroruon Muss dutlu l-leunle luelp lceep tlue Duxon l-luglu Ccluool lubrory orderly ond erlucuent V ruous dutues of tlwe gurls unc ude tolcung tlwe lubrory slups to study luoll re tlue sluelves un order llurouglu tlueur worlc tlwey become ocouounted wutlw tlue or rongement of tlue lubrory ond tlue moteruol wlwuclu moy be found tlwere At the meetungs wlwuclu ore lueld on Wednesdoys wluen otluer clubs ore not clueduled eutluer o progrom us presented or worl4 us done lo become o member of tlue club o tudent must luove o good sclwolostuc overoge ond be unterested un boolcs ond lubrory worlc ln post yeors only soplwo m re uunuor, ond senuor gurls were ollowed to uoun tlwe club but tlwus yeor For the Furst tume treslumen gurls were od mutted llwese gurls ore provung to be competent ond octuye members llue gurls work eutluer before scluool ofterscluool or Members ol tlue club ore lXoncy Andrews Lorroune Bolly Bonnue Beclw told Koy Bryont Mortluo Burmeuster Beverly Drew Betty Dudmon Donno Gerdes oonGlessner l2utl1lVlulls Morue lVlululebocl4 GlodyslVluroluy Sluurleygugel oon Wotts Corolyn Wunder ond oseolwune Wolf The ollucers ore Lorroune Bolly oresudent ond Morue lVlululebocl4 vuce presudent Lorroune Bolly . . , l O X . . . . . . O u . X A E . . . Z . l 1 V - 1 G . . . . I , I . . 4 . ! - , H l B X turning boolcs to tlue sluelves, ond keeping during o tree period. I , . I I . l . A I l . I , XJ J I . I' . .. X I I A I 1 1 b 1 I 1 s , - - . GAA Any gurl who dldnt joln the Girls Athletjc Assocjatjon this year massed a lot of lun' It s been a year Full of djversjhed actjvjtjes under the capable leadershjp of Mass Lucy Lawton The year started wjth a series of long hikes cllmaxed by a successful overnight hike to Camp Ralston During the wjnter months basketball was the favorjte sport wnth competutjon between the classes Year round actlvltjes Included archery tennjs baseball plng pong volleyball and badmjnton During the year we were guests at numerous playdays held In the nejgh boring towns and were hostess to one held IH Dixon We had our own play and one night alter school Forthe thjrd yearthe G A A sponsored the March of Dames Campaign The com muttees rajsed SQQ5 OO from the home room contnbutjons and the Poljo Dance The hnghljght of the year was the np to Chzcago to see Sonja l-lense and the lce Revue Buses carrylng 74 people e at dawn for a day of Fun The grand hnale of the year was e G A A Sprung Dance Accordnng tradjtjon each gurl ID vjted her escort and pond all expenses The othcers thus year were Ann Chapman president fVlar1elVluh lebach, vjce president secreta ry treasu rer Ruth Lovett Commercial Club Seniors only were allowed to seek membership nn the Commercial Club thus year They must have taken commercial subjects gjvlng them at least three credits toward membership Students takjng either shorthand or bookkeepjng were auto matlcally accepted Thjs actjon ljmjted the club to thjrty members actually jnterested In some phase of the busjness world At the hrst meetjng ot the club members elected the lollowjng othcers Elaine Lloyd, presjdent, Neva l-leckman vjce president Lorraine Bally secretary and Eugene l-lolbrook treasurer A gala Chrnstmas party was staged for the second meeting The members and their guests enjoyed a Christmas tree dancing games and refreshments At the February meetjng Prjncjpal B Frazer stressed the characterjstlcs a person who IS going Into the business world should accjujre l-ljs speech brought out that habits developed during hugh school wjll remajn wjth us after graduatjon l-le explained what constntutes a proper jntervjew and the standards upon which hjrjng js based ln March movies presented shortcuts ID typewrjtlng The Commercjal Club has as nts purpose to relate busjness condjtuons wjth school subjects The commerclal student becomes assocjated wjth busjness trends and buss ness customs whjch serve as background for later lute The Faculty advlsers for the club are Mrss oan Brucker Mr Vernon Bashaw and Mr A P l-lamersmjth ackle Praetz 39 0 o o . v . . t A i , ' U . ' I ft ' . I , th ' ' ' . . . . ' . A to - . . . . l . . I , . - 1 ' I I . 1 ' G A U H I . 4 , - - - wi I 1 1 . 'I -i - - A ClClYH GCICl'1 week dUFlf1Q two HOOD l'TOUl'S Gnd DOl'OtlWY FSYQGF, Q , , I . . I I i 4 I V . ' . . ' t 1 ' ' . I . . I , J I , , . ' ' . J , . . . J . 05 Romani Hodierni Greetings, Publius l lwove good nevvs Todoy we trovel Into the yeor 1949 ID order to see 1fLot1n vvull stull exist This Interests me Let us leove medlotely Loolc Morcus rt s 1949 l-lere vve ore ot Dnxon l-lnglw Sclwools Flrst Lotln Club meeting Friend l rejolce to leorn our longuoge ntnnues For see 65 Lotln students ottend tlwls meeting us under tbe dlrectlon ol Clmrlstnne Bessmer But tempus luglt so vve moy see loter meetings Wotcb closelv tlwus meeting Publius for tltey re electing otllcers Don Lovett ns presldent lommv Glotter vlce presmdent ond Gretclwen Pong secretory treosurer Yes but vvlnot IS tlwus oll4 ot coroltng ot Clwrrstmos tame fVlorcus7 Let s Fund out -10 See novv we ore ot poul Berrettlnl s bome ottendung o Cl1VIStmGS porty otter corolung Suc o joy It ls, Publlus, lweorung be lovely corols sung IU Lotln But vve must nosten It vve vvuslw to leorn more before returning to Rome Novv at IS1950 ond vve lwove seen mucb ot Lotrn Club l enjoyed tlwe student tolent teotured ot tlte meetings l-lovv l louglned ot the porody ot C1 Romon mytlnl Miss Bessmers toll4 on Nlexlco ond Cubo Interested us greotly And wlll vve not olvvoys remember tbe vvonderlul oortv ot tlwe end ot the veor7 s surely ftforcus It IS vvt beort tltot l return lwome It rs time vve lelt Publlus Lot n b members volete Sylvlo Connon Q l I . .1 'K . . l if h . . , . . t I f ' 'L , I . . . . . co ' , , ' l ond II ' . lt ' ' ' Miss H ' l ' ' ' . ' Ye, , t . ' i ln sod , - . ' ' , I , i Clu , t H . r . , . . . El Circulo de Espanol un' it Spanish Club began its activities on Qctober 14 this year with Mrs Helen Qhrapla our new Spanish teacher as adviser At this first meeting im Mercer was elected president, ohn ones vice president and patWadsworth secretary treasurer The outstanding meeting of the year was the Christmas party held in the gym While the members sang the Pinata Song Conny Saari tried blindfolded to brealc the pinata a gayly decorated paper grab bag hung from the ceiling on a wire f'lowever before she could get a suc cessful blow to brealc the pinata the wire broke and it fell to the floor with gifts falling in all directions. After each person had grabbed what he thought was the best present, ice cream, candy, and cupcakes were served, and we sang Christmas carols in Spanish to end the morningfs fun. At subsequent meetings we were shown a movie about Mexico and tall4s were given by Peggy Pitzer about Mex: can cocl4 fighting and anet Gronberg about her trip to Mexico At one meeting a play was presented by a group of Spanish students This play was about a young senorita Carmelita played by pat Wadsworth who fell in love with an American sailor played by aclc Cleary only to discover he had a sweetheart baclc in the United States ln the end Carmelita went back to her original lover Carlos played by ohn ones and everything ended happily Qthers in the cast were Mary Ann Metz Laura Rhodes Lois Doland, Barbara Cledon, ohn l-lein- del, and Bill Palen. The play was written in Spanish dialogue. Pat Wadsworth. -H Hzrltlnug Www rf' N Jill ...ln ,lp , T 5 Y wiv I h , 5 ' 1- , ,M , LA, f g 45,2 In , - .ww W b N , , 1 f. ' fl I 7 1' -f. Y ik 4 i ' P' , vi .x we 9 K Vfsf g 1 1 I Y 2 M Av ,fl 'Y , . Q i ' A L xr- an Q-, ,. , I A Q , '24, ' 1 1, Home Ec Club The motto ol the Future l-lomemalters of America IS -lo New l-lorizons , the lovely red rose IS the Flower, and the colors are red and white Members are students who are studying homemalang and who are woricing together toward common Ideals lor a better and happier home life lor everyone lhey believe that helping to malce happy homes now and In the future IS the most Important thing that youth can do for a democracy l lomemalcIng otlers a career that In cludes the care and training of children the budgeting ol the yearly Income e preparation of food, the complete man agement and supervision of the home an the selection ol clothes The goierning body ol the club IS chosen each year by the members votes This year Elaine Lloyd was elected president Phyllis Mayes, vice president Leaping lizards' What s that? their clothes baclcwards and carrying live sparrows are merely some of the u fortunates being Initiated Into the Future Farmers of America This year the Dixon Chapter was led by the agriculture Instructor Mr Reed, and the following otticers First semester Wayne Bowers, prexy Don Pinegar, veep, Fredericlc Gonnerman, secretary Marvin Reynolds, treasurer, Duane Swarts reporter, and Morrison Miller, sentinel, second semester MarvInReynolds prexy Bradley Nusbaum, veep, Duane Swarts secretary Morrison Miller treasurer, Fredericlc Cuonnerman, reporter and An drew Near sentinel ln September the club sponsored the attendance ot Wayne Bowers, Duane Swarts, Andrew Near, and Fredericlc I Betty Reigle, secretary, Sylvia Ciby, treas urer, anet Morris, song leader, and Shirley Sitter pianist The chapter sent Darlene Swarts as a delegate to the Ninth Annual Leadership Training Conference held at East Bay Camp, Bloomington, August 1 6 This was the hrst year the Dixon Chapter had sent a delegate to this camp The regular monthly meetings which were held In the cafeteria, Included playlets, musical selections, games and demonstrations To raise money for the club, members sold candy during the noon hours, and also Christmas cards The club IS under the capable and splendid supervision ol Mrs Cleta Cur rens and Miss Clive Cotta, Instructors In the l-lome Economics Department Darlene Swarts Gonnerman at a three day leadership ol better rural leadership The social actIvItIes Included a Christ mas party and the DICUIC for the pest contest winners Baseball In the spring and fall plus basketball In the winter, highlighted the sports program The annual pest contest between two teams was run on a point system, and the resulting extermination ol farm pests was astounding During the sum mer the A entered teams In the state judging contests and dIVldUOl projects OIFS locality FfedeI'ICl4 GOl lneflTlCl1 Ll -Lx . . 1' ' . 'Y' . Y J . b Q. V I. . . , , I I . ' ' A , d ' . Fear notl Those characters wearing training camp to promote the clubls aim ll n- . . . . . . . - . . : C4 . D C D ' , I Fr. . 1 . . 4 j . . I h , , I I 1 1 - in- at F ' in this Future Teachers of America The new club Future Teachers of America, vvas organized IH 1949 Thus year rt was renamed Neota Club neo a Latin prelrx meanrng new, and ta srg nulylng teachers of America The meetings were held the hrst Mon day nrght of each month, hovvever, specral meetings were called during tree Wed nesday homeroom perrods Mlss Margaret Q Brien, a prrmary teacher ID the trarnrng school ol DeKalb State Teachers College gave an rn terestlng tall4 about the advantages of a teacher career Qther spealcers for the year were Mass Marilyn Carlson, speech correctronust, and Mr Raymond Gale The ohfrcers elected vvere oanne Holt Conny Saarr, secretary Bob Beede, treas 9...--,, urer Peggy Rhodes, hustorran, and Darlene Svvarts, lrbrarran Donating much of their trme to malce Neota a success vvere Mr Marvin Winger and Mass Ada West, the Faculty advrsers ln Qctober Mr Winger and Fave members of Neota vvent to the State Future Teachers Convention In Peoria ln the morning Mr Winger and a repre sentatlve from our club attended various meetings vvhlle the rest Went on a sight seeing tour of Bradley University ln the afternoon there was voting lor state olllcers followed by a large banquet Because Teachers of America mean so much to the future of our country, and more teachers are ot extreme Importance Future Peggy Rhodes I I T T A I . - . . . I president, Larry Adams, vice-president, the Neota Club lool4s Torvvard to a bright . i - r E ...,j,.,...,,-...- L -..c 1 . Footliglwters Feelung tlne name Dramatuc Club vvas dull and colorless tlwe members ol tlte club lweld a contest to clwoose a nevv name one vvluclw vvould really retlect tlwe func txons ol tlwe club Footllglwters tlwe vvnnnrng name vvas submltted by Tommy Glatter Anotlwer clwange brouglwt about tlwls year vvas tlme reduction ol tlwe size ol tlwe club to a vvorl4able number vvlwo were really Interested IU dramatlc vvorlc llwe OllIC9VSOll:OOllIQl'Wf9VS lortl1el949 50 season vvere as lollovvs Barry Bart presldent Dorotl1yFerQer vlce president llwe club presented tvvo tlwree act come dues as nts major productuons l-lall pa t leen and Greatcaesars Gbost M Ward Glaeser Faculty advuser ol tlwe club dlrected ootlw plays Stuaent dnrectors co operated rn produclna several one act p ays Rutlw Lovett presented one assembly and Barry Bart dnrected anotlner vvlmcln featured an all lrestman cast A vusut to Rock Falls by 'IS ol tlwe Dnxon Footlsgllters proved most protltable lbe Curtaun Callers ol Rock Falls presented tlwree one act slats and later served relreslnments llwe purpose ol tlwe Footlnglwters ts to acauaunt nts members vvutln tlwe production ol a major play l'lovvever sunce lew ol tlwem vvlll actually malce tlne tlweater tlneur ca Q reer tlwe value ol ablluty to teaclw students to vvorl4 toaetlner and to grve tlwem posse and confidence mn appearuna b lore a aroup ol people Barry Bart 'HZ , . l . , . , . , I X - - , '11 -H 1 H 1 I ' V 1 1 and lancey Lalney, secretary-treasurer. tlwe club lies in its I H V U A I , 1 U H ' SL , s . r. V - l I I . I . . , 9- N4 l . - I in 1 V 1 ,..-49 llHalf-Past Teen Ding dong, durn itln Som Bullitt greeted luis troubles ot All-loll-Post Teen on November '18, 1949. Tlwe story of tlwe Nortons vvos directed by Mr. Word Gloeser ond Dorotlwy Ferger os loculty ond student directors Condy Norton Peggy Sue Anderson vvonted desperotely to vvrn tlwe Servrce club sclwolorslup but sclwool polltlcs vvere Involved ID tlme lorm of l.o1s Mrdgely lvloryonne Colwull Lows seemed to lwove everyone on ber srde uncludnng Lloyd potterson Dovrd l'lOCl4mOD Condys steody ond Dovrd VonVon Eugene l'lolbroolc on old Flome ol Condy s The tobles were turned on Lows vvlwen out ol tl'1e roorlng West come tvvo bumptl ous prospectors Som Bullitt Roy Wegner ond Golsvvortlwy Cclwuclc l-lonsonb, vvitlw tlweir joclcoss, Niobe. Aunt Augusto l'lugl1es Ueon Kerzb ond ber douglwter, Griseldo CAnne Beon- blossom o vvollllovver vvlwo vvos ollergic to lute suddenly decided t vlslt ber sister Mrs Norton c1netGronberg Sugar Blew Nlorgoret Curron Condys best pal lrterolly blevv ID on tlwe Nortons ot all times to report ony nevv turn ol events Condys dreoms become reolrty vvlmen Nllss Bloclcwell oonne l-lort lweod ol tl'1e award committee decrded tl'1ot Candy slwould rrglmtlully lwove tlwe ovvord and all Mr Mldgleys Clmc l-lurst Influence could not molre l'1er clwonge l'1er mlnd Morycmne Cuhrll Great Caesars Ghost The Footllghters presented themr second play Greot Coe ors Ghost o three oct comedy Morch 'I7 Word Gloeser du rected the ploy ossusted by Colvnn Bocon Greot Coesor s Ghost IS the story ol ottroctuve l-lelen Moxwell Donno Streu b1cl4 whose tllghty mother Penelope Tommy Tucker Bob Russell Penelope ond her giddy trlend Phoebe Del2oyster Kote l-locl4rron ore subject to the Influence of lods the present one being seonces conducted by the Greot lvlojhoh Bob Armstrong Phoebes slxteen yeor old doughter Deboroh Nevo l-lecl4mon IS forced to dress os o twelve yeor old by her dom: noting mother As the ploy progresses however she emerges os o cultured young lody Esther the new mold Ruth Lovett hos been In the Nloxwell residence only o short time but olreody hos her eye on the butler ohnson Borry Bort Auntpollylvloxwell potlferst l'lelens buslness womon ount ond Uncle Phlneos Forthrngole Lynn Sowyer on orchoeolo gust who IS occomponred by o tempero mentgl ghost ornve Dclc QDonnell Lee Bostlon the nerghbor boy us contnnuously steollng col4e From the lrrsh cool4 l-lottte Dorothy Ferger ln the hoppy ending l'lelen gets Tommy Uncle Phlneos gets Aunt Polly D1cl4 gets Deboroh Esther gets ohnson ond the ghost gets C1 col4e Neva Heclamon XX I ll H ' y H ' v , ' C b 5, M ' A L f ,J c 5. L ' Q -- L ' 5 7' . A ' lf f f 4 ' c f J - Qeon KerzD, wnll not ollow her to morry , C . . 1 C s 5: 5 ' .L sf Y sw ww , I I. I . C ' c, A J. J. c DJ t f . A I L f 4 I ' Q , J , Choral Depa rtment Girls' Ensemble MHYW' fmiiqt' as -I8 Chorus . Q s l U inn- l . E s ,T V I dff:'f,:,v m,,,, . A I . . ' - I .TM -. M, A, K A V W FMT' r r,-ff 1 l I I , , ... -mfgwul , I Q Mixed Chorus Loolclng bacl4 over the year we dns cover that there vvere many dlllerent groups under the baton ol Mr Wnllard Fast Dnxon l'llgh s choral Instructor Fnrst ol all the Mnxed Chorusvvas largerthls year than last At the beglnnlng of the year everyone vvas placed un the rught section according to his or her voice range Three planlsts volunteered their talents to accompany the chorus Another choral group which met durung schoo vvas the Girls Chorus ln the Chrlstmasassemblytheysang Nocandle Was There and No Fire A chorus ol outstanding size struggled through tlre year and produced ome trulang re ults This vvas the Freshman Chorus vvhuch sang tvvnce a vveel4 dunng homeroom Another homeroom chorus vvas the Boys Chorus The boys meton Wednesday mornings provided there were no clubs or assembly to attend or other clubs to use the choral room The Gurls Sextet rehearsed tvvo nughts a vveelc They sang ID the lhanlcsguvlng and Chrnstmas assemblies Early In the year Mr Fast organuzed classes un slght readnng and volce de velopment vvhlch eventually turned Into nndnvldual lessons -lo present the annual Christmas pro gram the band and choruses comblned their talents The program began vvlth a dramatic candlelight processuonal and ended vvath a candlelight recessnonal Between these tvvo the chorus and band presented thelranthems carols and solos ln Aprul the choruses presented thenr annual Sprung Concert the Climax ol their muslcal year and a true concert ol out standing achuevement Chic Hurst 49 Ban Forward marchl The Drxon Band wore out 54 pairs of shoes during the football season thus year We had 48 bandsmen 5 majorettes and our drrector Mr Robert l. hleureux The band played at all home football games but could not march at our homecomung game because ol raln The Halloween Parade and the lnjun Sum mer Parade however, found us agaun on the march We also played at the home basl4etball games Qur band was aulte active this year as twelve of our members appeared nn the N C l C Music Festival held un Rochelle U vi Thus year we were also host to the lowa State Band and the Coe College Band We shared honors with the choral department In the assembly program Chrustmas Wlth Music ln Aprsl the band presented a program for the open use serues F the PTA using demonstration rehearsal type program Une outstanding event was appearing on the local radlo station W S DR as our hugh schools contribution to the Know Your Schools serres The annual Sprung Concert ended the year lor us The band under lVlr lcl-leureux has tranned several members of the band to be student drrectors and they have drrected many numbers durnng our performances Plans For next year Include gnvrng Drxon l-llgh School two concert bands Instead o one an A band and a fee er band. Bernadine Worrell. Sophlstn Kats lVlu IC muslc music lhats what hap pens when the Sophlstu Kats get together Duxon l-llahs dance band under the direction ol Mr Robert Ll-leureux has made a great deal ol progress and has addea many popular numbers repertonre lhls year the Sophustu Kats was auute a growung organlzatuon The larger mem bershup enabled the players to talce turns so everyone could enjoy the dances The axophone section consisted ol oan Martnn Dave Kurlr and Delores l'lorton lhe trumpeteers were l-loward l'lorton Chuck laylor Bob Rus ell ohn Cledcn, Dave l-loplflns and lm Qu nn D li oslyn George lyler Brll Powell ana Duclc Gordon played the trombones Doublung at the bass sectlon and plana were Betsy l-loon and Carmen Cornette Mary Ann Metz played the accorduan and Bert l'lolland beat out the rhythm on the drums Wrth the strain ol the lammllar Whrllen pool Song the Sophustu Kats began many evenings ol musuc lor the alter game dances lhey also provlded the musuc and entertalnment lor the March of Dumes Dance and other specnal dances Whenever the news was co ted ID Dixon l-lugh that muslc lor the dances was to be provuded by the Sophustx Kats we were all assured ola good time As we lool4 bacl4 over the dances ol the past year we mlght add to our pleasant memories ol them the thought that those dances were made even more enjoyable because ol the musuc by the Sophlstu Kats Mary Ann Metz OUR DUKJES Q Varsity Football ln tlne opening game tlne Dul4es b at Lyons 'I46 Dixon cared early ID tbe tblrd period G Walceley passed to K Natfzrger wlo raced 4Q yards 8 am s scored tbe second touchdown on a snort plunge Cn September 93 Drxon sma bea Amboy 33 O G Santo scored tbe lmrt toucbdown on an end sweep llnen ID rl e second auarterF Ackerran 78 yards and unterceptea pass Aclcer and D Kelley scored tlwe last two toucbaowns ln tbe next game Sterling beat tbe Dulces Q7 7 8 ames raced 37 yards to score tbe only toucbdown For Dixon Dixon downed DeKalb T3 O on Qctober 7 Dlclc Duslng scored botb toucbdowns Un Qctober 14 tlwe Dukes topped Qttawa s vaunted passing attacl4 to wln T4 6 Qttawa scored tbe tmrst toucbdown but D xon retaliated wrtlm Vlfakeley pa s Ing to Natlzlger ames made tbe c lncn :ng score on a 78 yard run Dnxon won nts bomecomung game agalns Mendota on Qctober Q1 'I3 6 Acl4er tlwrew two toucwdown passes one to Dlclq Kelley and tbe otler to Santos Cn October O8 l-lall lownsbup beat Duxon 'l4 O R Kutlle stunned tlwe crowd for a toucbdown lbe Dulxes beat Geneseo Q4 14 end rng tbe season wrtb sax wun and two losses Santos scored tlwe Frrst touclwaown Nattzrger ran 66 yards wutt an In er cepted pass For tlre econd tally llne sturdy Forward wall lor Dixon victories lncludea 8 Nusbaum G Coss man S Stacldwouse 8 Leonard E Brnnx and D Qproul Robet Beede - , C . V . ' . S1 1. Ti . ! I t 9 . . . , ht I . fl - . , - . . s 's . . ' KI L A ' Nattziger strealced 67 yards witb an by returning tlwe opening l4icl4olt 85 yards . I . I . . f ' , ' , - . . j s . A ' ' . . U . . 3 . t F ' - s . S I . . . l b f ' - , l r . . I , . , . . , . , . . 7 G. Cossman D Dusing B Egler R Flower K Hopballe B James D Kelley B Leonard K Naffzlger J Nolan B Nusbaum D Plnegar Roc G Santos D Sproul Stacklwouse D Utter .I Wakeley 55 Frosh-Soph Football Dixons football futures got a bug luft from the 1949 edltlon of the Frosh Soph squad Coach Lloya Swan vxorlqed the boys through a tough scheaule emerging with a 6 Q won lost record The f1reworl4s started September I6 against Lyons lowa Grlbert Contreras gave a prevnew bv scorung two touch downs The local crew came out on top by a QO 'IQ score lhefollowlng weel4 Dlxon defeated an undermannea Amboy team Q7 O The game was virtually no contest throuah ou Sterllng was the next foe Until midway ln the fourth quarter gloom preva1led Then nn the last quarter Contreras flnpped a pass to Kernan for a 96 yard touch down The l D gave Duxon a 13 7 w1n Cn Qctober 7 the DeKalb Barbs handed Dxxon their furst defeat of the season 'I3 7 A second loss was dealt the Dul4es b Qttawa the next time out A fourth quarter score made at Qttavva QO Dixon 14 Qn Qctober Q'l Dixon eaged Mendota T413 snapping a 'I3 game wlnnung streak by the Trojans The next Friday the Frosh Sophs trlm med l-lall l-ownshup W4 7 Genesee pro laed the competition for the Dulces rn the last game of the year Dixon won Q4 Ql as Contreras scored all four touchdowns Next rn scornng for Dixon were P Kernan and D Brunett W Alcerman B Seaman D Crawford and K Bowers scored one touchdown apnece Ronald Nolte . 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Cheerleaders Varsity Basketball Cn November Q3 the Dukes opened their 'I949 50 season here losxng t Clinton lowa 40 Q9 Two nlghts later Drxon lnvaded Fulton and returned as vrctors 60 48 December Q the Dukes lost to West Rockford 50 38 after holdrng them to a Q0 Q0 halftnme tue The followlng week Drxon notch d two vlctorles 48 40 over Rock Falls and 52 36 over Amboy ln the fnrst conference game on December 16 Dixon lost to Rochelle 47 33 The next night the Dukes went to Savannah and edged Lyons lowa 4Q 41 and the followrngnlghtbeatprophetstown 59 Q8 At the Normal l-lolnday Tournament the D es lost th ur frt game 54 35 o Clinton lllrnols ln consolatron play Dlxon beat Atlanta 4Q 35 but succumbed Bloomtngton 41 Q9 for the consolatlor trte The Dukes dropped their next two conference games anuarv 6 49 40 t Princeton and anuary 13 49 44 to Sterlrng anuary Q0 the Dukes won their furst conference game 54 40 at Geneseo and the following nrghtdefeated Amboy s Cllppers 5'l 35 After a two week rest Duxon upset hrghly rated Ottawa 35 33 February 70 the Dukes whrpped DeKalb 46 36 l-low ever the next night they were stopped Cn February 47 the Dukes beat polo 43 34 the following night they defeated Mendota 49 45 but 5aturday night they dropped a 45 40 game at l'lall 'lownshup The funal game on february Q4 saw the Dukes edge l2ock Falls 39 37 ln the Duxon Reglonal the u es stopped prophetstown 53 50 Two nights later Rock Falls edged the Dukes 53 48 IN an exciting overtlme Bob Leonard I t I il 1 1 ' 1 G h ' 1 h O t tl 1 ' 1 U .1 Y 1 ' ' - ' 1 ' 1 1 - A ' . A ' l - 4 . I , I - t won, 51-38. Cn December QQ the Dukes by Sferling, 60-44, I . I ' I - 5 A, . I uk e' i s , - , t I I - , ' to l ' - , I 5 I ' ' , D k l1l S, J' 5 ,lf Frosh Soph Basketball The iunior Dukes started the season looking like a hne compact ball club ln the First game they played excellent ball to defeat Clinton 'I8 'IO with Kernan as the star of the game Next tey dropped a close thriller at Fulton to a taller more experienced club. The game vvith West Rockford ended vvith Dixon losing 47-Qi. Qn December 9 Kernan s 'IQ points vvere not enough to stop Rock Falls as the Dukelings vvere outscored 37-Qi. The next night Found Amboy at Dixon. Weitzel entering the game the fourth quarter scored seven points lor a Q8-Q7 victory. The next game vvas prob- ably the best ol the season lor the small Dukes, as they blasted their vvay to a 3Q-'l7 vvin over Rochelle. The l-lubs' pressing defense vv s to no avail l-lavvks, Kerley, Dixon, and Kernan led the team to victory. Cn Friday the thirteenth the Frosh- 60 is soUE 5-9 35' Soph team sutlered a severe defeat by Ster ing 45 'I3 The Dukelings orely missed the offensive ol Kernan vvlno had been promoted to the varsity The prince ton game vvas a little better Q6 19 The Dukelings vvon a second game vvith Amboy by overtime. Dixon starred vvith thirteen points but Akerman and lVla- ronde were also high scorers. This victory ottset the Geneseo defeat the night before. A tall Qttavva team defeated the boys 4Q-QO on February 3. Next the Dukelings lost tvvo games to DeKalb and Sterling 30-'l7 and 30-7 respectively. Another exciting overtime Found the Frosh-Sophs on top of Polo, Q7-QQ. Weit- zel vvas the margin of victory, with Akerman and Boedecker also starring. The team Finished the season vvith a win over Rock Falls, Q8-Q4, to avenge an earlier defeat by the Rockets. Barry Bort. I Track an Cross Country ed the 1949 track season at Princeton on April Q0 edging the Tigers 57 55 Cn Aprll Q3 Dixon competed In the Gateway Classics at Clanton lowa placnng seventh In the ClassAdrvlsuon Qn April Q7 the Dukes peat Rock Fa s 72 4'l Dixon competed ID the Rockford Relays on May 7 Utter tied for Fifth place ID the 'IQO yard hugh hurdles and Church ran fourth an the half mule Dnxon whipped Mt Morris and Amboy In a truangular meet on May TO ln the dlstrlct meet at Rockford on May T4 the Dukes collected only 9 pounts Lahey and Wakeley came closest to aualnfynng for the state meet ln other glf.. dota and Rochelle but lost to 5terl1ng The conference meet was held at Sterlrng May Q7 The Dukes placed sixth IH the ten team event Dixon point winners were as follows Utter who placed r ID the 'IQO yard hugh hur es Wakeley fourth ID the 'IOO yard dash l-loyle fourth IH the mule Church thlrd rn the 440 Ashford tied for Fifth ID the hugh jump and Lahey won the broad jump D l-l 5 started a new port cross country IU the fall of 1949 Twelve boys competed IU seven dual and triangular meets In addltlon to the dlstrlct con ference meets Mayor letters were given by Coach Wunger to the follownng boys Darwnn Toms lm Reed and Robert Ford Robert Beede l I V' Q! T' .. F4 gh 1 UW 1 ' 737, 'fn-f xx X ' 5 . A 1 e. ,LA vs The Dukes open- meets Dixon beat Qregon, Polo, Men- ' , , r r tn d A ' ' r dl , H If - U . . ' . ' . . ' . Go Tennls Coach Leonard Sharpe produced a fairly successful 'l949 goll team which hnushed fourth nn the Conference meet at DeKalb F l-loyle C Buchner W Lohse P Kerz and l. l-lansen played the top hve posltuons lor the Dulces The Dixon squad trimmed Sterlnng twice durnng the season and split several duals with other clubs They hntshed sixth In the Dlstruct Meet at Rockford on May '14 Qther members of the varsuty team were D Kelley B Leonard, and l. Sawyer The Dulces varsety tennns team, under 62 t e dlrectton of A P Hamer mu ended the season with only a mediocre record The team was composed entirely ol freshmen and sophomore students who returned en masse For the 1950 season ln 'T949 the squad won 3 ol 8 matches Two of the losses came at the hands ol East Roclclord and two more from Free port Cn the other snde of the ledger, vnctorues were posted over Rochelle and Sterling on two occasuons Rochelle de leated Dixon ID a return match Returning lettermen are F Aclcer Boedelcer,A Newcomer,and Weutzel Ronald Nolte mggxcg. -- T M FJ! T, :sm 9 If JJ I J -1 T -f -un A 4 , ', I ,f,g,,,,. I LQ, am ..rguN7 ,A ff!--' .' K 'wt-'71 , s a V w uh' T vu Nm T T TY, .T rg ,f ' I . . , 370 ,W r. , ss. lr l ' .Q Y 9? ,J . ., ,f .J s . Xyfrh ,r ,gfmse '- o 3 . -' Q Y! ,mfg 2, 'Q 4 0' V 7 L , x h . , C . . - t , 1 . , . , . , . . , . . . , . . . . ,J. 1 . . J . 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Plume 451 OL' SERVICE INC'I,L'DICS I , , 9 3 IT' C UIIQI itul mon Westgor Muslcal Inst Co 1 H1 nm pm IJIXOII Complrments of Zeund s N cl Qnrl Iiobhx Num C mlcna NAYLOR 8 CO JOHN DEERE Qua11ty Farm Mach1nery Congratulatrons to the Class of 1950 Dixon Appliance Co Inc Nl HANK I M 1 x l hx ROBERTS 81 HESS Wholesale Tobacco, Candy, Qundrres WILLIAM E HL BBELL 1 I Warner 8a Warner Ull lImXIlil Ill lllvth ll.' 1 'L ' Ave. ' ' l few . L' .' 'L -1 - 103 EEf'HI'iIl .Xx'4-nlw iz ' :XYC2 Ijifilll, Illilluir Ii IC N KI A I, I, IN.' V , .v f A IIQXVY All l m'1ns ot' lnsur: nw D . Iii on Nilfifllllll Hunk Hui ding ' ull, Pllnlli' 'UNH ull, 1 CllfNlfRAI. l'UN'I'H:Xf l'UR :XII 'lm-ye-:lt-l,:lW 1011 Highlzlml iw' lm' ,IH ' ,'- f ,IUIV of-5 party? That Sumdoylook llteow Cxttmg on top of the world Sophs ug tr? 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Fi XV L H - 2q Q6xQ'Xi mls X, --321:22 -- if -- -- -v Congrarulauons CLARENCE W SPROUL DIXON HATCHERY UN nu Red 8: Whxte Brand Food Comer of Hennepm and R1ver Sts X C 1 Q Dlxon Illmoxs I 110116 Q Congratulatlons To The Class of 50 H V MASSEY HARDWARE Q ACE STORES T HARDWARE PAINTS SPORTING GOODS 88 Galena Phone 51 For ox er 80 sears the n imc B E I E R S his meomt hue breui ARI-D I lxr Suu ' CONGRATULATIONS ION I H INIPI I NIENI STORES P nc -I INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER QUALITY PRODUCTS Good I QLIIIJIIICIII Hake a Cond farmer Bettel Comphments Curran Grocery Co xr X11-I I IRIXN Phone 464 The Host P11100 Tu B I' Cll'fwc'l'i1's Cf l',xI'l.sr1w, Prop, ' Fe: FIIILI ' ' - 104 -'. ia limi . Y . . 3 , l5l h a l, . fngi 7 . . . 2: . ' 2 ISA 'Q 9 J :ee J 'Z '62 ' L i I , 2- .- of .' If hu -10 U.-X'1 ' zxrx' HIL . 1 c. .' Ac V 4' ' YZ . ' S 1 1 , 'V Jensen Palni. CO Congratulations to the Class of 50 WHI 1 C ONIB 9 PAINTS mx M mu SIORI1, AND 'I WALLPAPER Next to cooK s Flower Shop Dresses for the umor C lrlxc Xlmx Nlodes Ixlx Dunlull Pull S'1Lh9 RATHRX N BEARDS Complete Stock of Congratulatlons S 5011001 Books md 51113131199 emors and pf umls S DRUG STORE S C H I L D B E R G S Drugs Pamts Wallpaper 119 Pemn AW PII t Stl et Ihone 2 HJR XOLNC XIPN -XND NIPN XXI-IO SIXH XULNC C ood Llothes If BOYNTON RICHARDS CO 5 Y 7 1 W V , l L K x y x x v r 1 x .I I K Y N 11 V A -- A 4' L K 2 ' - 2 . ' . 1 ats 7 7 4 Y' 1 1 ' 4 . l . L l .,, Ifstorlwook fflllllfillll pm-us , l X J. K. atss , . , 15 'Vs lf 'er , 5 5 ' '-'i. lf-so A ZA, v , Y ,A,li i ' Q: NC KATIIATIUN IUC COORS FLOWER SHOP EARL F SLAGLE 81 SON Good Pzfmlmcg HILL BROS GROCERY Congratulations to the Class of 50 N CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 50 MELVIN I+ UNERAL HOME VOA' QI ' ' , -'S 'LASS OF '50 N Y, w w J IIAIcuI,n KI Chou 8 E F' S Ph 67 1-0 I . I : Il 541 ' l 112 C lc-11:1 Avv. PIIOIIP 43' Freezer-Fresh Ice Cream FULFS BROS. Sportmg Goods 114 116 North Galena Crgars and Tobacco Phone 241 Vanclenberg Paint Co Pamts Wallpaper Glass 204 W Frrst Phone 711 Dxxon I1l1no1s Congratulatlons to The Class of 50 DIXON LEATHER SHOP Luggage Saddlery Trunks Dlxon Ill FOR FINE STEAKS CHICKEN and SEA FOOD V1s1t THE TOWN HOUSE 11212 Frrst Street IN nur no C XIXPRI HI WURLTEER MUSICAL MERCHANDISE I mfort lble NXFXRABII SIXI I S thlt g t thi cuplutlf Il I lthr 1 mol wi' DHT C NSIRLC ll x IISIJ to plc 1 e fi 110111111 xo lg la it C hoo L them III A X ARII IX OI' IDI SIL NS ALL SHOES FITTED BY X RAY BOWMAN BROS SHOE STORE ' 1 . y . . . y Q - LX , O If .f ' , ,ab - I1.'.'1..' 1. .'1 .XR .D A A A 4 Co ' z , ' L. 1 C .fn Y 1 'L' Q Q I 'I Q 11 J Jrovu o' x ligh sr-hr Crox' . STVHI , ' 'llffn ' CD to take il lot ol' hzml veal' . . . STY , L 'z S zsl' - sf M' llI f 's -sf . . . y . . IC XC Cl XXI X C ROC LRX Comphments of L j WELCH CQ Ircsw I Tlllf md X cffctl Jlu Corner of Flrst and Galena CQ I llltx Xl L It Phone 170 506 Chlcago Ave Phone 358 Qlhaprl 1,5111 Extends Best Wxshes For Your Contmued Happmess an A Successful Program for Your Future' IHIA RXNIDXII CHXPI-I HIII Everythmg ln one Place at Tlme of Need 'Nm 11,1 All The Luck Famous For In The Future Flne Foods and Entertamment To the Class of 50 RAINBOW INN XION IC CDXILRX XX Q xxnlllc fl , CH 1, Q I 'QQV15 I I I I U I I lx xxl 41 . S 1 Ib X QI If ' ll ' A 'a S d ICCINIAIR.-XI. HCJNIINI NIIAINIORI.-XI.I'.-KICK 1121 -'n'rl1o11Ch1lvrm PIIUI ' LIU XII. . .' - s.C'A1 .'I'. IJI'l'I'I'IIi.'0N CONGRATULATIONS HAEFNER GROCERY to the CLASS OF 1950 1110 South Galena Axe H D1xon Ill1I1OlS Phone X940 200 East Flrst Street Phone 650 HOME LUMBER AND COAL CO Home Bullclers for Home Folks Building Maternal, Wlre Fencing 81 Fuel 4114151711 tNt lflOpl1o1e H DIXON ILIIXOIS OVERSTREET S JEWELERY F1611 mfr from O ez nee! S ma C lft 0f.IJlS1'1I1Lf1011 be the cost small or large OMEGA WATCHES hold the WORLD S RECORD for ACCURACY Inslst on OMEGA on1pl1111111ts of SPILC LI Q SALES and SERVICE XIALOC 1111131121 U1-FIQF PONTIAC TERMINAL 105 l'l1 t S11 et GARAGE Umm mmm Across from the Hlgh School 1 W ' ' 1 l ', 4 1 , . . . .v X Y X , . ,A . XX 1 ll . . . . . 1 - f. V. - - . 's le. 1 1s: qQT2 V.v, A., nl v. M. ,-. HW. ..x. ,, 1' T Z' J . 1 . . . C S . Y , . c - - Y X N W 9 4 Ii Jn I A 'I 4 1 ' .. 1 . . S 1, 6 . . .S . , . C XIIIX 1 CONGRATULATIONS 93 HQIIIIQIJIII Mc IIIUIIP Q9 9 XX JI S C XXIJII S Tobaccos To11etr1es Sundrles 6V'00'fs 012.169 tlons Fxlled by Prescrlp Reglstered Pharmaclsts x NIXUN S I 16110 XXL mug Xppuc We I1 TNT! IJIYOII IIIIIIOI 1 CONGRATULATIONS SI O1 H011 LR H XRDXI XR Buckley Staples Funeral Home 1-1uxh131chL1x 1lXXI1f1 eplmm 1 Ihxun III 11101 SIIUPN ll lflmflx HON!! Iwi ffl bllfllc fwmzfx XX 0 X We Clean Rugs CLEANING DYEING IIc nur Il Congratulatxons to The Class from The Hollywood Style Shop I 0 .V .'I f 'L' C1,i,XN1iRS w I O 0 0 ' , ' V, w r- . . . S I,IlHIIf'N 1015- 11145 Ili 'ull' Ill. A v 4 Y L Yqlw ' 'L ' I 'S 1 A I 'ru THE vlhxss 014' '50 110 ' st 'irs H 'eet S, , 1 Y I Telepllonv 445 ' ' 4 . . .Q I , 'AA , , . 1 A 4. Q , j 4- llx, .' 'fl' I ' Jr I I-1 'I A . 'IR-1 -lam , , , , , 4 I-.R.I1C1I',RS 'l0'1'11i1'n1S11'fw-I , ' Q s H 1-1 s '1' 0 Ii 1-3 ll ll . f I . 5- f 1 4 ANU 1 109 S, - 'pill Phu 0134 108 first YOIfR GOOD NEIGHBOR IN BUSINESS Our goal is to serve the best interests of our depositors our borrowers and our community at all times. CITY NATIONAL BANK m IJIXOII Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congratulatlons SNOW WHITE BAKERY MILDRED R YAAI For the Best in Baked Goods D7 6-If -SZUPIDI? CONGRATULATIONS Congratulatlons to the Class of 50 to the C1aSS0f1950 FORD HOPKINS CO DRUG STORE TEA RooM BUCK S BOOK SHOP IOR XOLNC XII 'X AND NII N II HO HFAX XOI 'XC H ..,feX.II,l,,E!i'.3v. 7 ' S1'f'c'r:ss To Tm: Fuss OF '50 , ,, f' U J 1 107 Galena Avo. Phone 148 123 First Phone 983 4' I Y 'A ' I A CA 'Ya , -' I ' U' Y I ff P gg o I 4 f 7 ff , 0 f' l W ' 7 'Ca L HAS BEEN THE KEYNOTE ol Rogers yearboolxs for Iorty two years And It will contmue to be our Ideal because respon srbllrty to see tlwat your publrcatron rs well prrnted IS shared by the entrre orgamzatlon The Rogers tradrtron ol srncerlty and quallty has been recognized by many sclwools as a securrty to the lnstrtutlon and a n sprratron to the staff ROGERS PBI NTIIING CCCDIMIIMLINY DIXON ILLINOIS CHICAGO ILLINOIS 307FlrstStreet 9I9NMrcl1rgan Avenue -- V .. .. , gt :G I C gg - Ixl ' I Dlblla l It f -fy I MELLOTT CONGRATULATIONS FURNITURE CO 5111 Street Grocery and Furnlture Market Draper Rugs IJIXOII Ill1n01 ICS 112 Flftll Ntleet 1018 In one IJIXUII Ill FU XOHHIS Dlxux Plaoxoc RXPH Rwolin HE XDQL ART FRS X 'Qf , 1 ALL THE MAKES ALL THE ARTISTS '.C,,..un3+ ALL THE SPEEDS PHONE 221 FIRST ST 1059 DIXON, N he Home of Platter Chatter Lots of Luck Kerz Bros The servlce stat1on w1th a II11111011 smiles and d1d you know lt pays to sm11e, xt may mean success PALMER HOUSE KERZ BROS IIN I XI XII Ii Dealers 1n Smclaxr Products 121 S Galena Phone 221 322 S Galena Ave Phone 976 SN . . . 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