Dixon High School - Dixonian Yearbook (Dixon, IL)

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We ve Just Begun! This is Station DHS, 1-9-5-4 on your dial, bringing you a special broadcast about the Freshman class. On September 5th, 209 eager freshmen in- vaded the halls of Dixon High. This class will achieve fame for being the largest on record,— if for no other reason. The girls outnumbered the boys, 113 to 96. Freshman Day, proclaimed by the upper class- men, brought the attention of the entire school to the Fresh men. Green was the predomin- ant color as they carried baskets or dolls and an apple for their favorite teacher from class to class. The highlight of F-Day , Oct. 17th, was the party with the sophomores in the gym. After games had orovided fun for all, refresh- ments were served which brought to a close a memorable day. To take over the responsibilities of the class, the following officers were elected: president, Jim Collins,• vice-president, David Murphy,- sec- retary-treasurer, Tom Hufford. During the fall, cross country and football occupied the time of many freshmen. Twenty- nine went out for football. Ken Gaul, Glenn Bock, and Arthur Gann received awards for cross-country, while Bob Ashford, Clarence Busser, Jim Collins, Tom Hufford, Larry Lund, John Schick, Pete Schuler, and Peter Wolf re- ceived Frosh-Soph football letters for distinguish- ing themselves in football. Always backing the team were the freshman cheerleaders: Judy Kennedy, Janet Sleasman, and Marcia Stein- metz. Homecoming was enlarged this year to in- clude a special parade closing the football sea- son. As an attendant to the queen, Wilma Presnell represented the freshman class. Basketball was an attraction to thirty-one of the freshmen. Jim Collins, Ken Gaul, and Larry Lund did outstanding work during the season. Scholastically, twenty-two members of the class attained the honor roll the first quarter. Jeanne Johnston and David Murphy led the roll with all A s. Extra-curricular activities interested many. Jean Buckley, Marva Bivins, Roberta Harkins, Nancy Countryman, Sabra Steward, and Joanne Yount were actively engaged in the G.A.A, program which included basketball, hiking, vol- leyball, badminton, and bowling. F F A. caught the interest of the following freshman boys: Edwin Barlow, Marvin Bollman, Roger Buckaloo, Francis Drew, James Fritts, Jim Glessner, Roger Harden, Harold Newcomer, Karl Olsen, Ken- neth Ransom, Denton Swarts and Rodney Wal- lace. Band activities and chorus took the time and talent of the music-minded students. Mary Lindquist with her harp added something new to the band ensemble. Don Sholders had a sup- porting role in the play Our Town . The Freshman Class has left its lasting mark in the history of Dixon High School. They have proved themselves worthy of being a part of the school. During the next three years, you will be hearing more about this class. President -Jim Collins Vice-president -David Murphy Secretary-treasurer—Tom Hufford 14

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Row I Row 2: Row 3: Row 4 Row S: Row €: Row 7: Row S: K. Davi . B. Stauffer. B. Sage. R. Hink. E. Burke. J. Schcrtner. K. Steward. J. Beudder. h Itechtold K Brvant. A. Levan. N. Stanfield, S. Siegel. H. Buckley. M. Cron. G. Carlson. S. Duke. B. ( leary. C . Jonee. k. Sharkey. |{ Broinan. B. Bose, J. Flea km. H. Fane. B. Btidpeman. J. La hey. S. Sitter. II. Sawyer. B. Drew, J. Sweeney. A. I-eSag . r.. Jerikma. Beery. J. Bennett. P. Bolender. J. Her . K. Bollman. B. Kline. J. Kelly. C. C’ornette. M. Burmeister. S. Bain. B. Beier. N. Berk- I. %tj»iiRelHnd. B. Swaney. B. Sullivan, M. Slothower. J. Bignall. S. Sharpe. J. Smith. M. Dixon. L. Starke. I. Sommer . B. Bigg . A. Shelton. J. Berk. M. Deet . L. Dunseth. B. Fane. R. Down . S. Srhnell. M. Eherly. C. Cornw-ell. R. Jenkine. Mw Ritchie. I. Johnson. R. Seaworth. R. Farringer. J. Franklin. B. Anderson. J. Baker. D. Six. J. Sitter. M. I-arren. M. James. R. I Rette. R. m7.'()w«ul! K LaBar! J. IJoyd. I. Adame. R. Baker. J. Burmeister. E. Coffey. D. Kerley. J. Cledon. A. Bohnhoff. S. Lindell. J. De- Young. Miss Benmner. Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Row 6: Row 7: Row 8: Row 9: R. Hummel. D. Howard. B. Reinhardt. R. (iieee. D. Wakeley. W. Underbile. . . „ ... S Gardner S Ilughart. K. Gates. P. MeClanahan. L. (.robe. R. Hoyle. M. Grueh. I). Gerdes. 8. Gardner. A. Reilly. J. Gleasncr. P. Rue-ell I Howe. N Healy. L. Wadsworth T. Garren. V. Moore I AA egner. J. Ortgieaen. V. Mill K Rock. J Reynolds. N Groer. D. Wade. A. Mtwre.J. Uatte Hill. B.Rrtlly. J. Miller. M Mead M Rtt-eell. J. Noble. M. Nieves. A. Troutman h. Trotter. M Wolfe. 8. Ware. .1 Wvatt. S Preecott, P McDonald. D. Taylor. F. McConnoghay. P. Pieichel. J. Rmtoul. I. Wolfe. J. Randall. C. W inder. G. Gibson, B. Hoon. S. Russell. J. Moms. ScofieW Vfayea, M. Grobe. D. Mows. R. Gordon. R. Wolfe. J. Webb. J. Munson. R. Whisenand. N. Willey . M. Naffxiger. R. Nolan. Rced IXRuby. EeHaglund. K. Hackbarth. G. Huggins. C. Haenitsch. E. He mC. Willett. W. Om.S. Michel. D. Nolan. E. Martin. D.Mave . J. Warren. J. Gorman. B. Holland. D. Reeder. J. Godt. W . Plock. J. Wedlock. E. Perry. 23

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Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6: Row 7: Row 8: Row 9: I. . Wnirr, R. Roger . W. Muiutell. I). Sholderx, F. Marshall. T. Mojrr, R. Mom, T. Villiger. R. Rm, II. Newcomfr. M Rhodes. A. Sofolo. E. McDowell. D. McKean. D. McCardle. L Morriaon, J. Slea man. J. Slothowcr. H. I.almtan. P. Schauff. L. ii »n II M ulilcliack. W. Pramell. S. Rock, M. Near. 8. Steward. N. Stage. M. Steinrnet . I). Shaw. L. Lyle. W. Miller. A. Swim. P. I«eer. M. l oeacher. M. Loftua. J- Nehring. Mini Woldt. J. Randall. C. Plumb. K. Reed. J. l.eRctte. R. McCardle. (J. Van Scoy. R. Sommer , C. Shipper!. R. I.aidig. E. Shaw. J. Stanley. Si. Lindquist. L. Moritz, M. Reid. A. Reid. M. Wakeley, S. Thayer. 8. Thoin|i on. M. Wickler. 8. Tucker. M. Taylor. M. Metzler. J. Yount. M. Weiner. C. V'aile. O. Tracy. R. Torti. J. Wall . S. Naffzigcr. I, Wolfe. C. Whitaon. R. Wolfe. R. Often. R. Wallace. C. Stewart. R. Stitzel. R. Sihigtroth. R. Sneed. J. Malay. R. LeFevre. Mr. Stoker. R. I t . P. Wolfe. O. W iggin . D. Swartz. J. Slonaky. M. Smith. J. Mom . R. Mulkin . J. Schick. W. Lepperd. Mr. Swan. J. Petemon. R. Kagan. W. Shipper». I). Murphy. P. Schuler. N. Stripe. R. Snyder. J. Starkey, K. Raneom. R. Paul J. Schleuter. R. Netz. R. Lorenaen, D. Wiggington, L. Whitmyer. J. Major . L. Lund. L. Plock. C. Owen. R. Nicklau . E. Va alach. D. Nolan. W. Rink. W. Gandy. A. (iann, E. Orobe. A. Greenfield. J. Gorman. D. Gracey, J. Slonaky. B. Boo . P. Kelly. J. Fiitta. D. ( arri on. K. Gorman. K. Gronl erg. A. Krahenbuhl. P. Gra . J. Johnston. J. Grafetrom. J. Kennedy. M. Cahill, r. Buckman. M. Byron. B. Footer. C. Green. L. Ilockman. N. Countr man. R. Grobe. M. Garren. J. Horton. I.. Ailam . J. Clayton. L. Bovnton. J. Han on. L. Ilonman. L. Ilurri . R. Drew. R. Doooho. J. luiton. J. Cowley. S. Kiaft. J. Johtuon. J. Buckley. M. Clayton. C. Bovey. K. Donoho. Mi- Daehler. B. Culver. J. Hoyle. M. Feldtang. M. Bivin . M. Johnson. J. Garriaon. J. Bradley. V. Adam . 11. Barlow. M. Gate . Miv. Rrucker Row 6: M Durham. M. Davi . P. Cox. M. Conderman. N. Cover. R. Harkin . V. Klatt. E. Guise. M. Foeter. K. Gaul. R. Hoff. G. Burner. Mi Dethart. E. Goral. K. Bower . R. Buckaloo. R Buckaloo. J. Hackharth. G. Rock. M. Boliman. R. Clapper. Min Cotta. R. Harden. L. Black. D. Cibo, F. Drew. J. Curran. H. Burke. E. Barlow. C. Buner, J. Bay. D. Heindel. J. Gleeaner, R. Aehford. W. Cathey, R. Iluggin-. T. Hufford. J. Collin . Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Row 7: Row 8. Row 9: