A g, -L, lfat gf fi Ii 3. ,. 32 if L, , V, 95 Q4 5 Z Si if I-6 y. 5, 6 , in 9 A ,1 T erx fi fy hi 'fx 78 . W T. 5: Z :fi .5 ,Q 'Q ig E gi . fi Sl 52, if Q. Si gf gd ,1 Q :ii 32 55 F5 fx 5 H+ if 45 K 1 if , L 1 . S 1- f Y L1 i , 31 f Jil 1 , 57 L , Pi -E Fi A C S yu if Q, W Lx ,d B f 1 UlGu 5cuooL The 1958 Dixonian Joan LeSage ,.,, Norma Lebre. . . Sally Melvin. . . James StOl1l:l'C1', . . Mary Kavanagh. . . David Kneuse .... Sally Drew ,... . Carole Hand ....... Rfary Jane VVQ-inberg .... A. P. Hamersmith .. . . . . .Editor-in-Chief . . . .Associate Editor , , . .A ssistant Editor .Photography Editor ,........Art Editor , . , , , . ,Sports Editor A dvrrtising M anagcr Circulation Manager . . .Editorial Advisor , Business Advisor CONTENTS Guiding Lights Sta rlets ........... Side Lights ....... Sport Lights ...... Dixon Lights ...... Page Page Page Page Page DEDICATICN We, the graduating class, wish to dedicate the 1958 DIXONIAN to Mr. Thomas Ruud, who is recognized by all students as a source of bound- less ideas and unlimited humor. We are espe- cially grateful to him for contributing his time and skill to school activities. GUIDIHG LIGHTS School Board-Administration The running of our sehool is eondueted by the school board whose members serve without pay. The board meets on the seeond Wednes- day of eaeh month, but the members often find it neeessary to put in extra time on Various other oeeasions. Their aim is to pro- vide equal edueational opportunities for all the ehildren of this area. The board has reeently been making plans for expanding Dixon High School to aeeom- modate our ever increasing enrollment. There will be extensions on the north and west sides of the present building. Besides adding many new elassrooms, a music' room for the band and ehoir, a eafeteria, a gymnasium, and extra shop rooms will be built. The graduating elass of 1958 wishes to thank the members of the sehool board for their endless efforts on ours and the rest of the sehool's behalf. Hr. Bross looking over seliool plans lime 1: Dr. C. R. Collins. John Dixon --President, John Cullev --Seeret-zzrv. Hou' J: llr. S. P. Stnekhouse, William Wolf, llarold Rorer, Lyle Melvin, VVilli:1m Hubbell. i U 6 Sheldon liross -'Principal Sheldon H. Bross assumed his position as principal ot' Dixon High School in IED54. Mr. Bross received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Carthage College. The Vniversity of Colorado granted him a Master of Arts degree. He has also studied at the l'niversity of Ill- inois and the lfniversity of lowa. The grad- uating class of 1958 appreciates Mr, Brossl guidance during its four years at Dixon High School and hopes that he experiences a most favorable future. Marvin Winger --Assistant Principail Marvin Winger, who has heen at Dixon High School since 19239, assumed the position of assistant principal in September of 12156. He has studied at both the l'niversity ot' Illinois and the llniversity of VVisconsin and received his Bachelor of Arts and Masters of Arts degrees at the latter. As assistant prin- cipal, Mr. Winger supervises registration, dis- ciplinary action, absence, and tardiness. The class ot' H358 expresses its gratitude to Mr. W'inger for his services and wishes him success in the future. Sherwood Dees 'Superintendent of Schools Having now completed his third year as superintendent of schools, Mr. Sherwood Dees continues his service as a medium between the Dixon pulolic schools and the school hoard. Among the actual duties ot' Mr. Dees are preparing a hudget for the school district, recommending employment ot' new teachers and other school employees, and carrying out, the policies ofthe Board ot' liducation. We, the students ot' DHS, agree that Alr. Dees has done a fine joh as superintendent oi' schools and we wish to express our thanks. 7 Faculty RICHARD B. ALBRIGHT Northern Illinois University, B.S. in Ed, English 1, Journalism, DIXINI Advisor. MARY BALES Sta Anne's School of Nursing, R.N., University of Wltlfhchigan School of Public Health, P.H,N., School . urse. VERNON BASHAW Western State College, B.E., University of Iowa, M.A., General Clerical, Secretarial Training. CHRISTINE BESSMER Illinois State Normal, B.E., University of Illinois, M.A., National University of Mexico, St. Ambrose College, Augustana College, Latin I, II, French I. LYLE BOGOTT Monmouth College, B.A., University of Iowa, Northern Illinois University, General Science, Boys' Physical Ed- ucation, Ass't. Coach--Football, Coach-Basketball, Baseball. A. C. BOWERS Iowa State College, Yankton College, B.A., Culver Military Academy, University of Wisconsin: Univer- sity of Illinois, Physics, Athletic Director. OLIVE COTTA De Pauw University, A.B., University of Chicago, Uni- versity of Illinois, Northern Illinois University, Cloth- ing I, II, Home Living. CLARA E. CULLINS University of Illinois, Central Y.M.C.A., B.A., De Pauw University, Northern Illinois University , Spanish I, II, English I, Spanish Club Advisor. ROBERT CUNZ University of Illinois, B.S., Northern Illinois Univer- sity, Drivers Training, Coach--Football. CLETA CURRENS Lombard College, B.S., Bradley University, Madison University, Northern Illinois State College: Home Making I, II, Social Arts. FREDERICK DIRKS Pasadena College, B.A., University of Southern Cali- fornia, M.A., M.S., English I. WILLIAM DRAKE Franklin College, A.B., Indiana University, M.S., Butler University, Guidance Director. OLGA ENEROTH University of Minnesota, B.S., English III, IV. JOSEPH FIELDING Northern Illinois University, B.S., General Mathe- matics, Plane Geometry, Future Teachers Club Advisor. WILLIAM GAITHER University of Illinois, B.S., M.S., Agriculture I, II, III, IV, Future Farmers of America Club Advisor. A. P. HAMERSMITH University of Illinois, B.S., M.S., Personal Typing, Bookkeeping, Commercial Law, Business Advisor of DIXONIAN, Coachf-Tennis. RUSSELL A. HAYES Stout Institute, B.S., Masters Degree in Vocational Ed- ucation, Metal Shop I, II, General Shop. EDITH HEINLE University of Illinois, A.B., M.S., Illinois State Normal University, Columbia University, University of Wis- cousin, University of Tennessee, Colorado State College of Education, Millikin University, Northern Illinois State University, Librarian. GEORGE L. HENDERSON University of Minnesota, University of Illinois, B.S., Ed.M., Algebra I, Advanced Algebra, Coach--Cross- Country, Advisorf-Camera Club. JOHN A. HOST University of Dubuque, A.B., University of Illinois, A.M., University of Colorado Ed. M., American .His- gmry, Economics, World History, Advisor--Student ouncil. ROBERT L'HEUREUX Illinois State Normal, B.S. in Education, CLEM LINDELL University of Iowa, B.A., Colorado State, M.A., Uni- versity of Michigan, University of Southern California, Northwestern University, Minnesota State, Parsons College, La Salle Junior College, Northern Illinois Uni- versity, General Shop, Drafting I, II. LARRY LUN D Band. Knox College, A.B., Illinois State Normal University, Northern Illinois University, World History, English III, JAMES MANI Wisconsin State College, B.S., University of Illinois, Ed.M., Practical Science, General Science. JAMES PHELPS Western Illinois State, B.S.: Northern Illinois State Teachers College, English I, II , Coach-Freshman Bas- ketball, Ass't. Coach-Frosh-Soph Football. GEORGE RENNE Plialifi University, B.F.A., Denver University, Eng- is . ALICE E. RICHARDSON University of Michigan, B.S., Colorado State Colle e, M.A., University of Chicago, University of Colorado, Pniversfty of Wisconsin, University of Vermont, Eng- is , , . LOIS RITCHIE Iowa State University, B.A., Columbia University, M.A., Biology, Physiology, General Science LUCY ROE! University of Illinois, B.A., M.A., University of Wash- ington, University of Wisconsin, Columbia University, Milwaukee State Teachers College, Girls Physical Edu- cation, Advisor--Girls' Athletic Association. CAROLEE ROMACK Eastern Illinois State College, B.S., Speech Correction. THOMAS RUUD University of Wisconsin, B.S., M.S., Northern Illinois University, Art I, II, III. RUTH SCHERTZ University of Illinois, Illinois State Normal University, B.S., Business Training, Advanced Typing. MYRTLE SCOTT Highland Park College, A.B., W'heaton College, Iowa State College, Aurora College, Civics, United States History. L. E. SHARPE A Purdue University, B.S., University of Illinois, Unl- versity of Chicago, University of Mexico, University of Havana, Cuba, Chemistry, General Science, Coach- Golf. ROBERT SONNEMAN Cornell College, B.A., Iowa University, Boys' Physical Education, Ass't. Coach--Football, Coach-Wrestling. FRED A. STEPHENSON Murray State Teachers College: Illinois State Normal University, B.Ed., University of Wyoming, M.A., Chorus: Robed Choir. LLOYD SWAN , , Universit of Illinois B S. M.S 'Plane C1eometry'Sol1d y , . ., . , . Geometry: Advanced Algebra: Trigonometry: Coach-- Football, Basketball, Track. WILLIAM THEOKLE I South Dakota State College, B.S.: Univers1ty.0f Ala- bama: Iowa University, M.A.g Speech Correction. STAFFORD THOMAS . v , Universitv of Colorado, BA.: University of VN yoming, M.A.: English III: Speech I: Advisor ellehatc, Dra- matics. WILLIS VALETT Bradley University: Iowa State 'Teachers College, B.A.: Drivers' Training: World History: COH,Cl1'fFl'9ShIIl2Lll Football, J. V. Basketball, Ass't. Coach'-Track, REX WALLICK - Illinois Wesleyan University, B.A.: Bradley University, M.A.: Marquette University: University of Iowa: Uni- versity of Illinois: Mathematics: Ass't. Coach--Foob ball, Track. MARY JANE WEINBERG University of Colorado: University of Illinois: Gem City Business College: Western Illinois State College, B.S. in Fld.: Shorthand I: Personal Typing: Advanced Typing: Advisor-SDIXONIAN. STANTON L. WILLIAMS St. Cloud College, B.S.: Stout Institute, BLS.: General Shop: Woods I, II. KATHRYN WRIGHT Cornell College, AB.: University of Wisconsin: Uni- versity of Colorado: Mankato State Teachers College: Northern Illinois State College: World History: United States History. XVILLIAM ZINNICN Marquette University, Ph.l'l.: University of Wisconsin, NLS.: United States History, World History: Ticket Manager. Office Girls: Pat Sollis, Thelma Hummel 11 Maintenance Hou' I: I.. l'1-:u'or'k, P. BQ'I1llFl'if.fllf'llI'. RlD1I'2.' Il. Both:-, IC. Svhultz, Cf Bam-s. B D ' In rfglvl: I.. Nlulznvll, H. xY2ll'Ill'I', I . Nlillvr, ff Ifloto, I.. Morris, F. Hunts, A. Bllttl'l'lHll 'W' .- , V MW' ,. W, MN P' - ' 5:1 S ... - 112: 'f-' , '. T EQ:i:,5,. f f::'P:1ffa21.. . if , , n M n L 5 1 n'., . ., :glad 5 . iff W L 1. : wv1..ggggfsii4 , A ' 5 ,. . . T SX 6 . :iw h Qsws, 1 STHHLETS In the Spotlight lS2llZlll:lIl Pl'l'Sili0ll Aaron Johnson 4Scc'ret:1ry- '1'rcz1su1'c-1' 14 Norma LCIJTC-'Yil'l' Prvsidcnt GEORGE ADAMS F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4 tTreasurer 333 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 CCo-Captain 41, Basketball 1, IVrt-stling 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. CLIFFORD ANDERSON Paw Paw, Ill. 13 Mt. Vernon, Ill. 2, Boys' Chorus lj Football 2. DONNA BAIN Homeroom Representative 1 tAc- tivity Committeel: Library Club 2, 4g DIXINI 2, DIXONIAN 4. JACK BALLY Football 15 F.F.A. 4. KAREN BEAMAN Training Band 1, Concert Band 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 4. MERLE BELLER DAVID ADLER Boys' Chorus 1: Robed Choir 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Re resentative 1 CAC- tivity Committeegg Class Vice-Pres- ident 2, Student Council 2, 3 tSocial Committee Chairmanbg Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, Baseball 4, DIXINI 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, DIX- ONIAN 4. RONALD ATTEBERRY Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Starliners 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 33 Basketball I, 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4. LARRY BAKER Boys' Chorus 1, Robed Choir 2, 3, 4 tPresident 43, Boys' Quartette 1, 2, 3, 4, Madrigal 3, 4, The Lucky J ade 35 Student Council Alternate 2 tAssembly Committeel, Student Council Vice-President 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Mr. Barry's Etchings 3: 'fNight of January 16th 43 National Honor Society 3, 4, Na- tional Thespian Society 3, 4 tVice- President 45. JOYCE F. BEAMAN CAROLYN BECKINGHAM DIXINI 2, G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 4, DIXONIAN 4. ROBERT BINKLEY Student Council Delegate 2 tStu- dergt Council Constitution Commit- tee . 15 DONNA BLACKBURN Girls' Chorus 1, G.A.A. 1. NADA BOYD Girls' Chorus 3, DIXINI 3, 4 fAss't Circulation Manager 41. JACKIE BRENNER girls' Chorus 1, 3, 4, DIXONIAN GLORIA BROOKS Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Robed Choir 4. DON BURKE Football 2. JANET BUTTERFIELD Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Social Committee 3. 16 HERBERT BOYD DONALD BRAINERD Spanish Club 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 4. EVERETTE BROOKS Homeroom Representative 2 QAs- sembly Committeeb, Student Coun- eil Representative 3, 4, Class Vice- President 3, Camera Club 3, Track 3, Cross Country 2, National Honor Society 3, 4. DONNA BURCH G,A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, Spanish Club 3, F.N.A. 4, Student Council Alternate 4 fSocial Committeej, DIXINI 3, DIXONIAN 4. LINDA BURKE Homeroom Representative 1, Camera Club 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 CPresident 45, DIXINI 4, DIXONIAN 4. SHEILA BYRNE Chicago, Ill. 1, 2, Librarian 1, 2 Hall Guard 2, Girls' Chorus 2. 7 WILLIAM BYRON Spanish Club 2, Golf 4. KATHERINE CARLSON Debate Club 1, Pep Club 1, 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Robed Choir 3, 4 fSecretary 35, Four Winds Quartet 1, 2, 3, 4, English Madrigal 3, Madrigal 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, DIXINI 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Homeroom Representative 1, 2 CAs- sembly Committee 1, Social Com- mittee 21, Class Secretary-Treas- urer 3. ANGELO CONTRERAS Homeroom President 1, Class Presi- dent 3, Spanish Club 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 2, 3, 4. SHARON COX Pep Club 1, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, Robed Choir 3, 4, Madrigal 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, Dramatic Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, National Thes- gian Society 3, 4, Social Committee ROBERTA CRANE Walnut, Ill. 1, 2, F.H.A. 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 2 fPresi- dentj, G.A.A. 1, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Dear Ruth 3, Robed Choir 2, 3, 4, Madrigal 3, 4, National Thespian Society 3, 4, DIXONIAN 4. KENNETH DEARVIL Training Band 1, 2, 3, Concert Band 4, F.T.A. 3, Homeroom Re - resentative 2 CActivity Committeeg, Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM CAHILL Camera Club 2 fPresident5, Robed Choir 3, 4, Concert Band 3, 4' Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, National Thespian Society 2, 3, 4. CARALINE COAKLEY Girls' Chorus 1, Pep Club 1, Stu- dent Council Constitution Commit- tee 2, Student Council Alternate 3 CSocial Committeel, Spanish Club 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, DIXINI 4. JOSEPH COPPOTELLI Football 1, Basketball 1. PATRICIA CRAMER Girls' Chorus 1, Pep Club 1, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Hall Monitor 3, 4. KATHLEEN CURRENS Franklin Grove High School 1, F.H.A. 1, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4' Con- cert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4 CVice-President 3, President 43 , National Honor Society 3, 4 CSec- retary 45, Girls' State 3, Student Council Delegate 2, 4 CService Com- mittee Chairmanl, Accompanist 3, 4 gtobed Choir 4, Twelve Belles KENNETH DETWEILER Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. 17 SANDRA DODD Training Band 1, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 CSports Chair- man 2, 45, National Honor Society 3, 45 Girls' State Alternate 3 5 Stu- dent Council Alternate 2 CStudent Council Constitution Committee5g F.N.A. 3, 4 CVice-President 35, DIXINI 45 DIXONIAN 4. NANCY DREW Chorus 1, 2. DELANEY DUNPHY Football 1, Track lg Basketball 1, 2, Wrestling 4. MARY JO FARLEY F.N.A. 3, Camera Club 2: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 4. TOM FINCH Concert Band 1, 3, 4. TED FLESKES 18 DARLENE DOWNS G.A.A. 2, Girls' Chorus 2, 35 DIXINI 3, 4. SALLY DREW G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4 CTreasurer 45 5 Chorus 35 Student Council Alternate 3 fgportsmanship Committee5, DIXO IAN 4 CAd- vertising Mgr.5g Dramatics 3, 4, Mr, Barry's Etchingsn 3, The Night of January 16th 4. THOMAS EICHLER DIXONIAN 4, Homeroom Re re- sentative 13 CSocial Committeeg. MAURICE FIGELEY Track 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2,Y3, 4ggBaseball 2, 3, 4, Debate 4. CYNTHIA FLANDERS Camera Club lg Girls' Chorus 4. BETTY FLOTO Franklin Grove High School 1, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4. TED FOLK Polo, Ill., 1, 2, 3, Football 4, Basketball 45 Track 4. KAY FULFS Training Band 1, Pep Club l, 2 CVice-President 2D 5 Girls' Chorus 23 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate Club 1, 2, 3, 4 3 Spanish Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, National Thespian Society 3, 43 DIXINI 3. 4. CAROL GARDNER G.A.A. 1, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Camera Club 3, 4. JOSEPH GASSER v DIXINI 2, Football 1, 2, 33 VS rest- ling 1, 2, 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. NANCY GLESSNER F.N.A. 3, 4. JOYCE GROBE Pep Club lg Girls' Chorus 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4 CSecretary-Treasurer 4lg Stu- dent Council Alternate 3, 4 CSer- vice Committee 3, Social Commit- tee 41, DIXONIAN 4. KENNETH FREY ROBERT FULMER Homeroom Representative 1 CAs- sembly Committeej 5 Starliners 1, 2, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, German Band 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Robed Choir 4, Track 1, Football 2 9 Cross Country 1, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3. THOMAS GARREN JOHN GERLACH Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Class Presi- dent 2 3 Homeroom Representative 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council President 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4 CManager 4Jg Basket- ball 2, 3, 4 CManager 41: Track 1, 2, 3, 49 DIXINI 4. SHARON GRAF Pep Club 1: Girls' Chorus lg G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 43 Camera Club 4. JACK GP.oTHE F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. 19 ROGER GROVE Football 1, Basketball 1. WILLIAM GUTHRIE Cross Country 2 5 Track 2, Football 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 3, 4. CAROLE HAND Homeroom Representative 2, Stu- dent Council Alternate 3 CSocial Comrnitteej, F.N.A. 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Twelve Belles 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Usher Corps 4, DIXINI 3, 4, DIXONIAN 4 QCir- culation and Promotion Managerl. DONNA HECKMAN Girls' Chorus 1, G.A.A. 1, 2, Span- ish Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4. BARRY HEN DERSON DEAN HEY Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, German Band 3, 4 CSecretary-Treasurer 3, 45, Robed Choir 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Madrigal 3, 4. 20 TOM GROVE Homeroom Representative 1 CAC- tivity Committeej, Wrestling 1 Basketball 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. JOYCE HAENITSCH ELIZABETH HAWLEY Camera Club 1, Pep Club 1, Dra- mxltics Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. 3, 4, Usher Corps 4, National Thes- pian Society 3, 4. DONNA HELFRICH Training Band 1, 2, Concert Band 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4. DAVID HERSHBERGER Marlnion Military Academy 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Camera Club 3, 4. CAROL HIDDEN Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Robed Choir 3, G.A.A. 1, DIXINI 2, De- bate Club 1, 2, F.T.A. 4, Student Council Constitution Committee 2. JOHN HOCKMAN Debate 1, 2. CHARLES HOYLE WILLIAM HUBBELL Boys' Chorus 2, Camera Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council Alternate 4 CSportsmanship Committeej, Wrestling 2, 4, Track 3, 4, Cross Country 4. LYLE HUFFMAN Basketball 1. CAROL HUYETT G.A.A. 1, Freshman Homecoming Attendant 1, Senior Homecoming Attendant 4, Girls' Chorus 3, 4. RICHARD JAMES WANDA HOWARD Girls' Chorus 1, 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Alternate 2 fOr- ganizations Committeel, Student ouncil Delegate 3 CSocial Com- mitteel, F.N.A. 3, 4 QSecretary 33, Spanish Club 3, 4, DIXINI 4, DIXONIAN 4. RUTH ANN HOYLE BEVERLY HUFFMAN Franklin Grove 1, F.H.A. 1, Glee Club 1, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4, F.N.A. 4, DIXONIAN 4. RAY HUMPHREY F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. MARILYN HUYETT G.A.A. 1, Girls' Chorus 4. PAUL JECKLIN Football 2, Wrestling 2, 4. 21 ELEANOR JENKINS JACQUELINE JOHNSON G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Literary Club 3, 4, DIXON IAN 4. ALICE JONES Girls' Chorus 1. MARY KAVANAGH Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Robed Choir 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 fJr. Sports Chairman 35, Spanish Club 3, 4 CSecretary-Treasurer 35, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 fVice-President 35, Homeroom Representative 2 CAs- sembly Committee5, Student Coun- cil Delegate 3 CPublic Relations Committee5 , Student Council Alter- nate 4 CPublic Relations Commit- tee5, DIXINI 1, 2, 3, 4 CPage Ed- itor 3, Editor-in-Chief 45, DIXON- IAN 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, National Thes- pian Society 3, 4 CSecretary 45. DONALD KENNEY Tennis 1, 2, Robed Choir 2, 3, Madrigal 3, Boys' Quartet 2, Cam- era Club 2, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4 The Man Who Came To Dinner , t'Dear Ruth , Night of January 16th , National Thespian Society 2, 3, 4, DIXINI 3, 4. JANE KIME Girls' Chorus 1, 4, G.A.A. 1, 3, 4, DIXINI 4, DIXONIAN 4. 22 AARON JOHNSON Homeroom Representative 2 QSocial Committee5, Student Council Alter- nate 3, 4 Organization Committee 3, Service Committee 45, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 CSecretary-Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, President 45 5 Boys' Chorus 2, Robed Choir 3, 4, German Band 1, 2, 3, 4 CVice- President 3, 45, National Honor Society 3, 4, Cross Country 1, Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2 , Class Secretary-Treasurer 4. RONALD JOHNSON Boys' Chorus 1, Robed Choir 2, 3, 4, Madrigal 3, 4, Lucky Jade 3, Boys' Quartet 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3 CPresident 45, Dear Ruth , National Thespian Society 4, The Night of January 16th 4. ROBERT JONES DIXINI 1, Training Band 1, 2, Concert Band 3, 4, German Band 4. GENE KELLAR Football 1, 2, 3, 4 CCo-Captain 45, Wrestling 2, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. LESTER KESSELRING Dramatics 3, 4, Dear Ruth , Na- tional Thespian Society 3, 4, Hall Monitor 4. BONNIE KLATT Class Secretary-Treasurer 1, Train- ing Band 1, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Student Council Treasurer 3, DIXINI 4, DIXONIAN 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4. DENNIS KLINE Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Starliners 1, 2, 3, 4, Dixieland Band 1, 2, 3, 4, DIXINI 1, 2, Cross Country 1, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. DONALD KRAHENBUHU Baseball 2, Football 3, Wrestling 2, 3. LAVERNE KUN DE ROGER LARSON Spanish Club 3, Football 1, Home- room Representative 2. KENNETH LAWSON Spanish Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, The Night of January 16th 4, Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, Home- room Representative 1, 2. JOAN LESAGE G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, S anish Club 2, 3, 4 CPresident 35, Glirls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, F.N.A. 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, Debate Club 3, Dra- matic Club 3, 4 CSecretary-Treas- urer 45, National Thespian Society 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4 QSecretary- Treasurer 45, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Mr. Barry's Etchingsn 3, DIXINI 3, 4, DIXONIAN 4 QEditor-in-Chief5. DAVID KNOUSE Homeroom Representative 1, 2 CAs- sembly Committee 1, Social Com- mittee 25, Class President 1, Con- cert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 CLibrarian 1, 25, German Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fPresi- dent 3, 45, Starliners 1, 2, 3, Dixie- land Band 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4 fVice-President 35, Boys' State 1, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 CPresident 45, Student Council Delegate 4 CSportsmanship Committee C airman5, DIXINI 1, 2, 3, 4 CAss't Sports Editor 3, Sports Editor 45, DIXONIAN 4, F.T.A. 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4. KAREN KRUG Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 CVice-President 35, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4 CVice-President 45, Organiza- tions Committee 3, DIXINI 2, 3, 4 I Advertising Manager 45. JANNENE LAFERTE Girls' Chorus 1, 2, G.A.A. 2, Home- room Representative 2 CSocial Com- mittee55 Robed Choir 3, 4, Dra- matic Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3 4, Student Council Delegate 3 CPublic Relations Committee5, DIXINI fAss't Features Editor 3, Features Editor 45. JANICE LAW Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Robed Choir 3, 4, Madrigal 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council Alter- nate 4 CS ortsmanship Committee5, DIXONFAN 4. NORMA LEBRE G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 CVice-President 35, Girls' Chorus 1, 2 CPresident 25, Debate Club 1, Quill and Scroll 3, 4 fVice-President 45, Class Vice- President 4, F.T.A. 3, 4 CSecretary- Treasurer 45, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Homecoming Attendant 3, heerleader 2, 3, 4, DIXINI 3, 4,DIXONIAN4 fAssociate Editor5. JOHN LINDVALL Riverside Brookfield High School 1, 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, Cross Country 1, Track 2, DIXINI 3. 23 ESTHER LITTLE Murphysboro, Ill. 1, 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Play Committee 3, Homecoming Com- mittee 3. FAY LONG liebate Club 1, G.A.A. 1, Pep Club SONDRA LOWE Girls' Chorus 1, Training Band 1, F.N.A. 3. ANNE MALL Class Vice-President 1, Pep Club 1, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Rep- resentative 1 CActivity Committeel, Cheerleader 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 3' Homeroom Vice-President 3, Spanl ish Club 3, 4, F.N.A. 4, Quill and Scroll 4, DIXINI 3, 4 fAss't Ad- vertising Manager 4, Advertising Editor 45, DIXONIAN 4. WARREN MCCLEARY F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, DIXINI 4. LARRY MCPHERSONI F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Camera Club 2, 3, 4. YYONNE LITTS Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. RAY LONG NORMA LOWRY Bradinton, Fla. 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Drill Team 3, Rry-Hi-Y 3 CSecre- tary-Treasurerl. CAROL MATSON Girls' Chorus 1, Pep Club 1, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Alternate 2 CSportsmanship Committeej, Spanish Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, DIXINI 2, 3, 4 QAss't Page Editor 4, Page Editor 45, DIXONIAN 4. ROBERT MCDOWELL Boys' Chorus 1, 2, Robed Choir 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. SALLY MELVIN Homeroom Vice-President 2, Stu- dent Council Delegate 2 CStudent Council Constitution Commltteej, Student Council Alternate 3 CSports- manship Committeel, Girls' Chorus 3 1AccompanistJ, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Quill and Scroll 4, DIXINI 2, 3, DIXONIAN 4 CAss't Editorl. MARGARET MIDDLETON Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Robed Choir 3, 45 F.N.A. 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 3, 4. KAREN MILLER Homeroom Representative 22 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, DIXONIAN 4. GARY MYERS Boys' Chorus 13 Robed Choir 2, 3, 4, Boys' Quartet 1, 2, 4 3 Madrigal 3, 4, Tennis 2, Homeroom Repre- sentative 1 CAssembly Comrnitteel. MARY NEHRING Homeroom Representative 1. LARRY NEWCOMER Boys' Chorus 1, Robed Choir 2, 3, 4, Madrigal 3, 45 Boys' Quartet 35 Dramatics Club 33 Student Council Alternate 3 ISportsmanship Corn- mitteejg Student Council Delegate 4 fPublic Relations Chairmanbg DIXINI 4, DIXONIAN 4. GORDON NICKLAUS Basketball 1, Baseball 4. ANNA MAE MILLER Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, DIXINI 2, 35 DIXONIAN 4. ROBERT MULKINS Football 2, 3, Baseball 3, 4, Wrest- ling 1, Homeroom Representative 43 Student Council Delegate 4 CSocial Cornmitteej. LOUIS NEAL CHARLENE NELSON Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Robed Choir 3, 4, DIXONIAN 4. LINDA NEWCOMER New Trier High School 1. 2, G.A.A. 1, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 35 Spanish Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 45 Quill and Scroll 43 Organizations Com- mittee 3g DIXINI 3, 4 fAss't Ad Mana er 3 Ass't Page Editor 4, Page iam? 49, D1xoN1AN 4. SHARON NOBLE Girls' Chorus 2, 3. 25 JAMES OATES Camera Club 2, 3, 4, DIXINI 3 DIXONIAN 4, Golf 4. BETTY OLIPHANT G.A A 1 2 3 4' Dramatic Club 35 Spanish Cllib 3, JOANN ORTGIESEN Girls' Chorus 1, G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Library Club 3, 4, DIXINI 45 DIXON IAN 4. EMIL PADGETT Basketball 15 Track 2. JOSEPH PATTERSON Plaquemine, Louisiana 1, 2, Class Vice-President 2, Homeroom Rep- resentative 2 5 Press Club 1, 23 Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4 CTreasurer 25, Stu- dent Council Delegate 4 CPublic Relationslg Track 3. PATRICIA PITMAN Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, Usher Corps 4, DIXIN 3, 4 CCirculation Man- ager B, DIXONIAN 4. 26 r ROBERT OGAN EDWARD ORTGIESEN Football 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM OSBORN EDITH PANA Pep Class 1, Class Secretary-Treas- urer 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 2 5 Robed Choir 4, 5 3 Four Winds Quartet 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Alternate 2 fAssernbly Com- mitteej 5 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 49 Vice- President 45, National Honor So- cieth 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 4 CPresi- dentlg National Thespian Society 3, 4, DIXINI 3, 4 CAss t Page Editor 3, Page Editor 453 DIXONIAN 4. PAULA PENTZ G.A.A. 2, Hall Monitor 4. RUTH PRICE Robed Choir 4, Student Council Constitution Convention 23 Girls' Chorus 1, 23 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, DIXINI 45 DIXONIAN 4. DAVID RAYMOND Student Council Delegate 2, 3 QPub- lic Relations Chairman 2, 3, Student Council Convention 31, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4 QVice-President 41, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, DIXINI 2, 3, 4 CAss't Page Editor 3, Page Editor 4, Editor-in-Chief 41, Nat- ional Morit Scholarship Winner. BEVERLY REGLIN Girls' Chorus 3, 4. JOYCE RHODES Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. SUSAN mNToUL G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, DIXINll4,'Hall Monitor 3. ED SAARI Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Robed Choir 4, Camera Club 2, 3, 4, Dramaties Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, National Thes- pian Society 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, DIXINI 3, 4. DARLENE SAUNDERS Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Robed Choir 3, 4, Girls' Quartette 2, 3, 4, Student Council Alternate 4 CAssembly Com- mitteel DIXINI 4, DIXONIAN 4. BARRY REBUCK SANDRA REID G.A.A. 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Robed Choir 4, F.T.A. 3, DIXINI 1, 2, DIXONIAN 4. LERUY RINGLER F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. DIANE ROBERTS Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Rolxed Choir 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4, F.N.A. 4, DIXINI 3, 4, DIX- ONIAN 4, Quill and Scroll 4. JAMES SALZMAN Byron, Ill. 1, Camera Club 1, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Basket- ball Manager 1, Class President 4. EDWARD SCHMIDT Homeroom President 1, 2, Camera Club 3. 27 JUDY SCHNELL G.A.A. 1, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 CLibrarian 15, Starliners 3, 4. FREDERICK SHEAFFER Homeroom Vice-President 1, 2, Stu- dent Council Delegate 2, 3, 4 fOr- ganization Committee 3, 43, Train- ing Band 1, 2, Concert Band 3, 4' F.F.A. 1, DIXINI 1. 1 CARROL SHOLDERS Homeroom Representative 2. MARY ANNE SLONSKY G.A.A. 1, 2, Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 1, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. BEVERLY SPAINE G,A.A. 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Girls, Chorus 1, 2, 3. SANDRA STEPHENS Girls' Chorus 1. 28 PAUL SEREG Student Council Constitution Com- mittee 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Base- ball 4. JUNE SHIPPERT Girls' Chorus 3, 4. MARC SHOMAKER Homeroom Representative 1, Golf 1, Tennis 2, Boys' Chorus 1, Robed Choir 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Dra- matic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheaper By The Dozen 1, The Clod 2, The Man Who Came To Dinner 2, Mit Barry's Etchingsn 3, The Boor 3, National Thes ian Society 2, 3, 4 CPresident 35, IDIXINI 1, DIXONIAN 4. JOAN SMITH F.N.A. 3, 4 CPresident 45. SHIRLIE SPOTTS G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4. JUIJITH STEWART Home Representative 1, 2, Student Council Delegate 2, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, Student Council Alternate 3 CSocial Committecj, F.T.A. 4. JOHN STILES Boys' Chorus 1, Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1 CManagerJ, Track 1, 2 fManagerl. JAMES STOUFFER Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2, 3, 4 lPresident 4l, DIXINI 4, DIXONIAN 4. WAYNE SWANSON Basketball 1. ELLEN TRACY Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, DIXINI 4, DIXONIAN 4. HELEN TWITTY G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, F.N.A. 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3. BILL UNDERWOOD Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Training Band 2, Concert Band 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Delegate 4 fflrganization Committeeb. DON STOUFFER F.F.A. 1, 2, 4, Boys' Chorus 1, Football 1. ROBERT SWANEY Cross-Country 2, 3, 4 CCaptain -U: Track 2, 3, 4. TAMARA THOMPSON Homeroom Representative 1 KAS- sembly Committeejg Girls' Chorus 1, 2 CVice-President 23, Robed Choir 3, 4 fSecretary 45 , Four Winds 1, 2, 3, 4, Madrigal 3, 4, DIXINI 4, DIXON IAN 4. ROGER TROTTER Wrestling 1, Track 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. LARRY TYLER Football 2, Track 1, 2, Basketball 3. JOHN VAILE Spanish Club 3, Boys' State 2, Bas- ketball 1, 2, Track 1, Baseball 3. 29 ROGER WADE Spanish Club 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 4. JUDY WALKER Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 13 G.A.A. 1. LOIS ANN WEIHE G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 23 Robed Choir 3, 43 Pep Club 13 Homeroom Representative 13 DIXINI 2, 3, 43 DIXONIAN 4. CAROL WILLARD nate 23 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls QhQI'l1S-2, 33 Spanish Club 3, -1: I.Iw.A. 3, 4. PATRICIA WILSON G.A.A. 13 Girls' Chorus 23 Library Club 2, 3, 4. THOMAS WINDER 30 Pep Club 13 Student Council Alter- MARY LOU WAITE Girls' Chorus 2, 33 Pep Club 1- KATHERINE WARNER Girls' Chorus 13 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 49 Library Club 3, 43 DIXONIAN 4. JosEPH WEITZEL Golf 1, 2, 3. CRAIG WILSON t'Cheaper By The Dozen 13 Con- vert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 German Band 43 Spanish Club 33 Student Council Alternate 4 fOrganization Com- mitteel. WESLEY WILSON MARIAN WOESSNER w Training Band 1, 23 Concert Band 3, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council Delegate 23 Student Coun- eil Alternate 3 COrganizations Com- mitteejg F.N.A. 43 DIXINI 43 DIXONI AN 4. MONTE YICAGICR Traairling Iinnrl I: Concert Band 2, 3, 4 Cliusim-ss Mgr. 33g Sfffi,I'liIlCl'S 25 Spanish Club Si, 4. Senior Snaps A . FRANK YOUNG F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Football lg l c J ball Mgr. Z., 33 'l'l'2lI'k Mgr. 1 Bnskvtbzmll Mgr. 3. Hififfv.. ' , , 5:3 N55 1 ,SV . 'M 7 4. ' g g? g Q- - 2 A E, X : wx Y Under the Floodlights Chuck Brainerd -President Beverly Bollman -Vive President Jim Palmer ffSec'rotary-'1're:1sure-r Row I: S. Fnnv, l'. I I4-ming, Ix IJm1uI1u, NI. l :u'st0r, NI, Fisvh, I' Ilunczm, Miss IQ1wr'ot,I1. lfnu' J: W Fry, C. Ilnnvk, II. Allclf-rsoll, II Ankvny, I5. llc-ws-y, Il. 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I,vI'II:1l11', Ii. 'IwI':llIl'I', I - . l'1':1rlm-l', S. I.:1lI1rup, I5.'I'iIl1m. Nou 1. II. I.:1xxtm1, .I. II'0IIl'I', IJ. 10351-- Ivr. .l. Imulllls. NI. I,cwsc'Ilm'1'. lfnu-.15 IJ. VIJHIHIIII, Il, 'I'iI'I':111y, J. 'I'wiIIy, I. llmmgwm. I.. I.:1I'4'V1'I'. if 1,0 A -1 I I ,-M 'SW wg' by Sophomore Snaps Huw I: Hr. SUIIIIUHIIIII, P. Svhotf F. Spimlvn, R. S2l.lllldf'I'S, A. Ship- pm-rt, B. S2l.llIldL'I'S. Row IJ Shipport, Ii. Svhulthvis, K. Swim 7 IC. Sholdvrs, N. Svlllottvrlwok. R071 vi' W. Se-urs, T. Stlllfflfd, IC. Sfovvr, H. SWIIHSUII, IJ. Sivits, D. Slivk. lfou' .53 IC. Str11hs,J. Sklalvzmitis, IJ. Syminv, IJ. Sofolo, Nl. Sutfrm. Jn WU NIC'Ix'I.Al'N 1 1Jr+1'c111111c1'2S, HH 1 - Nc ' 1 I 1x g1111101' 25, 19.31 1 , , ilbllemurp 1311111 191111 th - I'IIYI,I,IS 'l'lCI'. 1'ICIf SOIJHXIIIIJ' ' 61229, I9-ll Uc'f011r'1 97 1011 MXWWQMW 'Qi QQQQQQQQQQQGJCDQQQQ 2 2 Q CMN 8 2 Q QIENXQ Q QDOQG 2 S KQQQQCDQQA' Qr 966050065 Y limi' I: NIV. I.umI, li. xlIIlg.fl'l', IS. 'I'I1m11psun, CI. 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J. l'l:lIH'. ll. IIOIILIIQIS. Nam' I.' Miss l'wssIiis'l', S. llull, Xl. fy Aw III-vlilxmii, A. llvrzug, l. IAIQI5, ll. lll1II1IJlIl'0X, II. IImi':u'ml. lfnu'.J.' li. llrmlvll, I.. ll1lIIIll'Ill2lll, J. lllll, .I. .- .r ' .S x- II4 Illj, IJ. II.11g., I.. Ilulmm ,l3. llc n son. Ifnr1'.i.' li, lfflwaiiwls, .I. llowm-, I Ili lui 9 I'r1u KI II aims Ii I. II: Illl si,,.z, . :'.',. uc-r, Ii. lltbll. li'mf'!.'IJ.Ii:1i11- : I iltcm. S. Ilvliu, N. llcrrun, .I. Ilmxzml. IS, Ilzxll, V. Ilollnml, NI. Ilm-lcmzm. r I I m I I R41 Hou' 1.'J. Km-Isuzu, If Iillllllll, Iuwtmn, S. Imllg, J. IQIIKIX, IJ. I.:m J un, lfnl1'N.'NIissIliIc'I1it', NI. IA-lm I'. IA-1'rI:nII, NI. Ixvssvlrulg, N. I,:1m Imcri, ID. Imng, lfmz' IC. Iivrlv X. I,:l11I1gL, J. I.:u'km, II. IXllI'l'Wl'SIiN Ix. Ixump, Nl. Ixznmlm-s, CY I,1-wnllvn nr I: NIV. I'IIl'IlIIllg.f, NI. NI1'Ii11n4, I NIIIIIIIIUHI, J. xII'c1IilllIlIIIlIl, II NI:11I4IM1, Ii. NI:uI1I4-11, J. AIUIIIIIIII I1 In, J, yIOLIK'I'I. lfmz' 35 C. Nlvlzvn N NI1'llI'l'l', Ii. 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SlIlIlgl'lIlillll, C.Sl0thowor, N.Slotvr, lJ.SII1llll, J. Spanglvr, lflill' J: B. Svliott, U. Sliawggc-r, J. Svllllmll, li. Sll0II12ikl'l', J. Smith, K. Sp011c'01', R. Svllivk, K, Stnnlvy. lion' 3: S. Sliippm-rt, S. Sl0ll10NVl'l', S. Scllnvfvr, C. Sulli- van, C. Stovvr, S. Shnnlis, C. Sodvr- grvn, ll. Sc-hniidt, J. Str-pllcns. Hou' 4: D. Snwyvr, A. Sc-loovvr, C. Schmidt, ID. Smyth, R. Smith, IJ. Shank, R. Smith, R. Stoiilil-i', ll. Si-1'0ll1l. lfmz' I: C. Wlitts, C. Wvihv, Nl. Wvlty, IC. Whitson, S. xvllllIl11'I', l'. Wright-. Hou' J: Mrs. Clll'l'l'!lS, Y. Witzlvlv, IJ. Vllilrlm, S. Wnlkvr, S. Williams, S. Woomlyzlfl, R. Williams, S. Wilson. lfnu' -i: U. Wzxllzivv, P. Vlv2l.llil'I', C. Wolf, B. Wilson, IJ. ly0lf'll, li. lYl1it,v, D. Witmvr, R. Wviclinnn, l'. Wlmle-y. Hon' J: Bl. lYilli:m1s, A. VVikoll', li. W'nll', P. W':1.l10I'S, YY. Walls, T. xYlllli'lDIlllJP, IJ. Wilson, J. xvilll2lll1S, ll. Wvgnvr. i Freshmen Snaps SIDE LIGHTS Activity Snaps Pvp Assn-nllmly Wrcstlirlg Mm-vt Spanish llnitiaxtimn f:l'l'lllf1Il Band Studcfnt c10llIli'il l,4'i'llI'll1illg2Q Fllillll' Nursm-sy Initintiun Student Council Lcfl to right: A. Kavanagh, Mr. Host, L. Baker, J. Gerlach, K. Brelsfoard, C. Drew. This was the second year for the Student Council under the direction of Mr. Host. This year's oflicers were John Gerlach, presi- dent 5 Larry Baker, vice-president, Ken Brels- foard, treasurerg with Anne Kavanagh and Carolyn Drew acting as co-secretaries. The Social Committee, under the super- vision of Louise Wolf, planned eleven dances. One of the first of these was the Homecoming Dance. The Twirp Days added variety and fun to the social events again this year. At the Election Dance, the winning candidates in the Student Council election were an- nounced. One of the biggest of all the school dances was the Spring Semi-Formal. The committee concluded its social calendar with the traditional Senior Farewell Dance. Dave Knouse's Sportmanship Committee was in charge of the election of the queen and her court during Homecoming. A dance was held in the school gym. The highlight of this dance was the crowning of the queen. The committee worked on a code of ethics and traffic control on the stairs and in the halls. The Organization Committee, under Fred Shaeffer, promoted the Campus Club. The committee also handled the float parade and the pep rally during Homecoming. The com- mittee was in charge of the election of the track queen. Larry Newcomer and the Public Relations Committee had the responsibility of pub- licizing the dances and activities of the council. Dance posters, traffic control signs, and drink- ing fountain signs had to be made. They also put announcements on the P.A. The Service Committee, under the chair- manship of Kathy Currens, promoted the 45 Club and the Usher Corps. The Assembly Committee, which was headed by Everctte Brooks, planned the assemblies. They planned nine assemblies including the Orientation Assembly, the Robed Choir As- sembly, the Christmas Assembly, the Band Assembly, and the Election Assembly. The Student Council would like to extend their appreciation to Mr. Host, faculty ad- visor of the Student Council. His constant supply of suggestions, his time, and above all his patience contributed a lot to making this year one of the most progressive for the Student Council. 49 lfn Counci Organizations w Y 1 4: 's -', , ,.. ,mly Ir'm1'I.'f'.NY4-iiw, KI. I ll Iii Ix Penal N I 11' J: li. L'mIc-lwvmnl, I.. II1stmI: S. SIHIIIIIS, lx of-S. Ifo11'J.'ll. i':1n1plu-Il, U. IN IIHHII, IC. Rurvi I . Slim-:1II'vi' 'fiIl:lII'I112lll. Service 11- : .. '-s ,. me nwi- -', . . ' . Nilsson, Ii.f'umfr1s 'CII lil 11, I'. Iii-1-ry. lfnu' J: If. Bro I lm-olus, K. Mull, IJ. Mum X .IoI111s4m. 4Ilm1fnl.' Huy IA-:ilw n., A. 'l'l Assembly Vs .bn 1l,Ull'I.'I,.IXIl1SSl'l'.S. Y:ulSc'uym' 9 Xmlu on I Nhlmx ll ' un mls-rs. lfozl' 3: IJ. II:1ig,f'. IJ11-xv IUIIIIPSUII. lb, Smyth, IC Brooks C'lmi1'11mn. lfm1wi.' I5 II2lI'f.'fl'2lV4', lx. RlIi4'I'SllIlf'Il. Committees I . 1: Social It ll I' II lin-tm-rsnii, I,. IJlYI'Itlll'I' IC I-wvil lx Swim, li. lillinll, lfmr 3: .I. llrnlw, ll. Iilll'l'll, I,. XXIII flllllllltll lx Ilomrlm I' Iillltlltl I I SmIvx'gL1'm'11. Il'1lll'v:,' Ii. xlllllillli, I 'I'wiIIx' It Iiiiigaln-.xy Ilfffl It Iilril wi' Public Relations l.1!l In lffgffl II. Iixissi-Ili, I' Ivrs. .l, I'ii1m'l1,.I. I':1IIc-Vsuli Wu! I limi, l,. N -wr-sittin-1' l'Iu:1il mutt. I., RIIIll4'l'l4ll'lI, X. Illini .1lW,fr. XI. IXZIYIIIIZIHII. Sportsmanship Ilillll' lj Ii. lilllllllu, Il, Iilll'Ill'l'. S. IIOIINUII, IJ. KIIHIISI' C'l1:1il'- lllilll. lfmz' ff I,. IIl'll1Il'I'Sllll. S. 'I':iyIm'. J, IIIIXY, .I. NIIIII-V. lfmw 'fi' NI. xIlll'ltll.Y. ll. Slxllil. S IIIIIISPII. Il. Nrlulir, It, Illilwln-II, 51 Nornni l.ebre Joan LeSage Sally Melvin Dixonian Staff With the help and advire of Miss Weinberg, the editors ot' the DIXON1,-XX worked hard to compile the nec-essary material for the year- book. Each of the staljf members had Certain duties. .loan lieSage, editor-in-ehief, eorre- sponded with the engraver, assigned stories, proofread eopy, helped mount pietures for the engraver, and did many other obseure jobs. As assoeiate editor, Norma l.ebre was busy proportioning pic-tures and eutting them to size, drawing up the printerls dummy, and seeing that the pages were in order. Sally Melvin, assistant editor, rewrote stories, typed them, and kept a elose eheek on the yearbook's eopy. In the sports department, Dave Knouse gathered all the sports data which appears in that section. Mary Kavanagh and her assist- ant Larry Newcomer worked hard at the art boards to design the division pages. Sally Drew worked with Hr. Hamersmith in selling advertising spaee in the yearbook while Carole Hand supervised public-ity. .lim Stoulller and his assistant .lim Oates handled the jobs of photography editors. The produetion of the yearbook was a long, hard job. However, nothing is all workg and this year's editors eertainly found some time to enjoy themselves. too. CJ l'ppw' l.rQ!'!.' Sully IJ11-W, .Mlvcwlisillg NI:lll:1g5vr5 Cf:n'uIv II:lmI, fIIl'I'llI:lIIUIl NI:1ll:ngc'rg NIV. 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Dixini The DIXINI staff' began the first semester of' the 19.37-58 sehool year with a new advisor, Mr. Albright. With everything being new, the staff started slowly but eaught on quit-kly. A few misunderstandings among the page editors were quiekly patehed up with the aid of' a few suggestions from Mr. Albright. After the first few editions had been printed, Mary Kavanagh. editor-in-ehief, found that it wasn't as hard to write her eolumn as she had imagined: lidith Pana had her reporters CJ 7'op: li. Pana, P. Pitnian, D. Knouse, M. Kavanagh, D. Raymond, Mr. Albright, K. Krug. .ll1'flrlle.' J. Iillllilllilll, A. Mall, Mr. Albright, D. Raymond, P. Bell. I.. Fappa, F. Matson, I.. Neweomer. Hollow, lfolr I: S. Yan Seoyoe, I.. Wolf, A. Winters, P. Pitman, J. Wolf, J. Kishbaugh, I.. Weihe. Ii,l1ll'ff.' N. Knelson, J. Fox, P. Peterson, I.. Cilllllil, I.. Bellows, K. Pool. Ron' -5: A. Sliek, C. James, K. Dees, P. lliddings, J. Kline, J. 'Il2lVt'Illll'l', .I. Wileox. Hou' 4: W. Howard, K. Swim, li. Klatt, C. Hand, .l. I.t-Sage, A. Kavanagh. lfon- 5: J. Healy, A. Ilunt, I.. Dewey, S. ffurren, J. Sf-lireiner, D. Roberts, N, I.ebre, lion' ff: T. Fineh, IC. Saari. S. Dodd, I.. Slothower, I.. Newt-omer, W. MeCleary, J. HofTnian, for page one trained to hand their assignments in o11 time, Dave Raymond was aetually en- joying the editing of page two, and Jannene Lalferte and Dave Knouse had almost stopped quarreling over the number of ads for their respeetive pages, three and four. No sooner had Karen Krug, as advertising manager, and eireulation manager Pat Pit- man gotten into the swing of their jobs than the first semester was over and the new stafi' was ready to take over, eomplete with some new reporters, advertising static members, and typists. Dave Raymond beeame the new editor-in- ehief with his own eolumn, and Uarol Matson stepped into Iidith Pana's former position as editor of page one. Laurie Cappa relieved Dave Raymond of his former position as editor of page two, Linda Newcomer even- tually learned how to write heads as editor of page three, and John Hoffman had the latest sport stories on the sports page in eaeh issue. Peggy Rell took over the responsibilities of' eireulating manager, and Anne Mall beeame the new advertising manager. 55 X Lift to rttflfl: Mr. Tllopizis, A. liztstinn, IC. liross, li. l52lI'llll'lIlli'S, Nl. Nils- soi1,.l. Nix, 5. llrvw, lx. llolhmtl, 5. Cox. Nl. lx:1v:m:tg:li. 'l'ht- Nzttiomtl 'l'hc-spizui Sovivty vomplt-tml its sm-voiicl your timlvr thv clircwtioii ol' Nlr. Stttlflorcl Tliomus. tlflirc-1's vliosvn wvrv prvsi- tlvnt .Xml lizistizuiix'it'4'-p1't-siclvtit, l.zirry llzrlu-t': sv1'i't'tzL1'y, Nlillj' liztvzlllatggli 3 :xml ll'l'2LSlll'0l', Sully llww. f s lo olwtziin mvmlwrship in ,llllOSI3l21llS, at stll- Cll'lll hats to vurii tml points hy f'I1Ul'llHl'lUllS pzwtivipattioii in uvtiiig, clirvrtiiig, or working on stxtgrv 1-rows. Nlvrit points may also ht- c-zxriwcl through z1ppvzi1'um'cs pvrtariniiig to tlru- mutit- ztrts outsitlv ol' svhool. Upon nwmlwr- ship, tr stuclviit muy work for 'l'l1m-spinm stztrs. 021l'l1 stair t'0p1'vsvi1tiiig tvii points. 'l'hc- lhutlmttif' Chili. also tmmlor tho sponsor- ship ol' Xlr. 'lillUIH2lS. vhostt llotmit' -lUllllSfPll, prt-sith-nt: litlith llzuizt, x'it'v-plwsitlviitg ,loam lmS:1gv, sc-t'i'vtzu'y: and NIIIVY .lzmv Nilsson, t1'vz1st11'v1'. Hvlllllx Night ol' -llllllllllf' Sixtvc-iit,lil' was zt vottrtroom tlraumt prvsvnttvcl in the full. 'l'hv sovoml play of tht- svzrsoii was l'C'l1ristmus Spirit WST . 'l'h0 first :wt ol' :1 Sliukc-spc:1i'i:1t1 play, Flick llzulskill liohht-ry from llcitry lY , wus vii- tvlwl in thv NUI? voiitcst at llovli Falls, lt pluvvtl third umongg thosc- prvst-ht. The' limtl play ol' tht- srtusoii was at votuomly, 'f.Xt't Your 77 .Xggiu Ifnu' I: K. Krug, if Nlnttson, l., i':tpp:t, Nl. Sllomatlwr, l,. lQl'SSl'll'lllg, l'l. Sunri, l.. l5:tli1'l', li. Jolmsoii, U. Kviitit-nv. lfnu- 3: J. l,4fS:1gv, li. cllll'I'l'llS, li. lluwlm-y, .I. Roslwrooli, li. l,:lI1tl, li. cll'I1llK', S. cllll'l'l'll, li. lfulls, . , . f XX. C :ih1ll. Hou- I: IG. Tracy, D. Downs, R. Price, P. Pitman, M. Woessncr, A. Mall, D. Roberts, L. Newcomer. Row J: J. Stoutler, C. Coakley, L. Dewey, J. Schreiner, J. Tavenner, L. Slothower. Roll' J: T. Thompson, R. Reeder, L. Cappa, I.. Joyce, J. Rosbrook, S. Utley, N. Boyd. Dixini The DlXlNl staff' began the first semester of' the H357-58 school year with a new advisor. Mr. Albright. lYith everything being new, the staff' started slowly but caught on quickly. A few misuiiderstandings among the page editors were quickly patched up with the aid of a few suggestions from Mr. Albright. After the first few editions had been printed, Mary Kavanagh, editor-in-chief, found that it wasn't as hard to write her column as she had imagined: lidith Pana had her reporters O Top: IC. Pana, P. Pitman, D. Knouse, Nl. Kavanagh, D. Hilyllltlllll, Mr. Albright, K. Krug. flfidrilci J. Htlli-Illilll, A. Mall, Mr. Albright, D. Raymond, l'. Bell, I.. Fappa, C. Matson, L. Newcomer. Bottom, Hou- I: S. Yan Scoyoc, L. Wolf, A. Winters, P. Pitman, J. Wolf, J. Kishbaugli, L. lYcihe. 1f0Il'2.' N. Knelson, J. Fox, P. Peterson, L. Cappa, L. Bellows, K. Pool. lfou' J: .X. Slick, CT. James, K. Dees, P. lliddings, J. Kline, J. 'li1lVt'!ll1Pl', J. lVilcox. Ron' 4: YV. Howard, K. Swiin, IS. Klatt, C. Hand, J. LeSage, A. Kavanagh. Run' -5: J. Healy, A. Hunt, L. Dewey, S. Curren, J. Schreiner, D. Roberts, N. Lebre. 1fou'6': T. Finch, li. Saari, S. Dodd, L. Slothower, L. Newcomer, W. AIl'Cll'IlI'y, J. Hoffman. for page one trained to hand their assignments in on time, Dave Raymond was actually en- joying the editing of page two, and Jannene Lalferte and Dave Knouse had almost stopped quarreliug over the number of ads for their respective pages, three and four. No sooner had Karen Krug, as advertising manager, and circulation manager Pat Pit- man gotten into the swing of their jobs than the first semester was over and the new stati' was ready to take over, complete with some new reporters, advertising staff members, and typists. Dave Raymond became the new editor-in- chief with his own column, and Carol Matson stepped into lidith Pana's former position as editor of page one. Laurie Cappa relieved Dave Raymond of his former position as editor of page two. Linda Newcomer even- tually learned how to write heads as editor of page three, and .Iohn Hoffman had the latest sport stories on the sports page in each issue. Peggy Bell took over the responsibilities of' circulating manager, and Anne Mall became the new advertising manager. 55 Quill and Scroll The Quill and Scroll Society, consisting of juniors and seniors in the upper third ot' their class, is an international honor- ary society for high school journalists. To become a member, a student must earn twenty-tive points through the Quill and Scroll point system by working on the staff of the DIXINI or DIXONIAN for a semester. The DIXINI artist, photographer, and editor-in-chief of the DIXQNIAN gain membership by one year's work on the publications. Officers elected at initiation ceremonies last spring were Edith Pana, president, Norma Iiebre, vice-president, and Joan LeSage, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Richard Albright, English and journalism instructor and DIXINI ad- visor, served advisor for the Dixon Chapter of the Quill and Scroll Society. The national society offered a scholar- ship worth 85500 to any student who qualified in two competitive examina- tions. These were a preliminary test in current events and a final test given to all students who did well on the first test. The scholarships were given to students all over the United States for two years attendance at any accredited school of journalism. All students who qualilied for Quill and Scroll during the school year were formally initiated in the spring at a pic- nic, and officers for the next year were elected. How I.' K. Krug, lVl. Kavanagh, K. Carlson, J. l.eSage, N. liebre, ll. Knouse, hir. Albright. If01l' J. LaFerte, L. Cappa, C. iwatson, L. New- comer, E. Pana, IJ. Raymond. National Honor Society The Blackhawk Chapter of the Na- tional Ilonor Society, under the co-spon- sorship of Miss Christine Bessmer and Miss Olga Iflneroth, is an organization consisting of high ranking juniors and seniors in Dixon High School. To be eligible for consideration into the Society, a student must be in the upper one-third of his class. Fifteen per eent. of the seniors are chosen and ten per cent of the juniors are selected. This year for the first time in D.H.S., the juniors and seniors are voting to select their fellow elassmates into the organization. After the voting of the faculty, a group of teachers appointed by lNTr. Bross make the final selection of the new members. The final decision depends equally upon four qualifieationsfseholarship, service, leadership, and character. The Society, however, is not an active organization. Its main purpose is to honor the high ranking students in the junior and senior classes. It also at- tempts to create an enthusiasm for scholarship and service while encour- aging higher education. The officers for this year were Dave Knouse, president: Dave Raymond, vice- presidentq and Kathy Currens, secretary- treasurer. The new senior members initiated at the National llonor Assembly were Kathy Farlson, Caroline Coakley, Tom lfinoh, Ted lfolk, Carol Matson, Sally Melvin, Linda Newcomer, Diane ltoberts, Judy Schnell, lfred SheaH'er, Robert Swaney, Carol Willard, and lX'Iarian Woessner. 11,0117 I: K. flurrens, J. l,eSage, l'l. Pana, N. licbre, J. Law, li. Klutt, S. lloild, Miss l'lIlCI'0iill, Miss liessmer. 11'o11'2.' M. Knvrinagli, IJ, Adler, I.. linker, ll. Knouse, J. 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Iiruss 1 I I1'IlI't'lIIl'l', I I I Ixn lIllll 1. -QQ' ' n' Il lf IY.l':lI1lII I 1Iu4r, Ii x. Dramatic Club The Nighl of January 16 Judge . lflint . Stevens . Whitfield , Regan . .Iunquist 4 Van Fleet Sweeney . Bailifl . Clerk . Dr. Kirkland Karen . Naney Lee Jane . , Roberta . Magda lyfrs. Hutehins Secretary . Secretary . Stenographer hlatron . Policeman Attendant . C'hzn'les llanek . Kirby Holland Larry Baker Denny Kline Ken Lawson Ron Johnson Don Kenney Phil Benson Jim Knelson . Neal Bnekaloo , , lid Bross Billie llarthelines . Suzanne Curren . Ann Bastian . . Sally Drew . Nelda Knelson Mary Lee Li-Blanc Mary Jane Nilsson . Judy Sl'l1l'0ll1Cl' Jan Roslmrook ' Carole Hand Tom Grove Bill Clnthrie Henry IV Prinvo .l'l0lll'y . Sir John ,Fulstziff . Iiardolph . , Poins Pvto . . Gzulsliill . Slivrill' . 'l'rzivolvr . 'lll'2lVl'll'I' . Neal Bixvkuluu Kirby Holland . '1'cclI3aIsvr Dzivicl Wilson .lim Hawkins . 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'1'l1vi1-oflivvm wvrv ljtbllllil Bain, prvsi- Tha- ilvlvgutc- IY'14't'llllgL of tllv liovk RivvrSt11- clm lit: lgllllllli' Womlimv, x'i4'1--pl'0si1lc-1111 :mil flK'llf l.ilm1'z11'iz1i1sl .Xssovizilimi lu-lil in lJl'l0lll'I' in l l1lton W21S21ll0llClt'Kll5j' l7o1'otl1y llvpplvr, Klan'- lvlw llill. Put Wvilsmi. :xml Bliss llvinlm-. 'llliv Ilixon C'llllJWilSi'l'10S0l1D1'0Slill'IIl. Nlzwlvilv llill, 1'0p1'c-sc-lltiiig thc- Dixon vluli in that vzrpzwiiy, prvsiflc-rl at The April I8 me-c-tingg lwlcl in Stew'- liiig. llllliq' girls S0l'Ylllg us oflivc-1's in the lll5l'2l1'l2lllSl ussoviutimi wvrv Susan Skilmiiiskiv, c-o1'1'0sp4n1flii1g1 SOl'l'Ol1ll'j'I :mil filorizi l,llll'UlD, pI1I'll1lIIl0lll2il'l2lll. l,1L!'!ln riglil: Miss llvirllv, J. lirulw, l5.lYuml1'1m', ll. lgillll Future Farmers ol America 'l'his yvzu' thv Dixon C'l1z1,plvr of thc' l'lllllll'l' i l z1i'n1oi's of .XIHl'1'l4'il, umlor thi- ggiiicluiwo ol' Klr. William Clziillivr, iilitizitml tivmity now invmlwrs imiliiiig ai total of l'ol'1y-six. Dirk Stahl ii'z1si'lvr'tc-cl pre-siclc-iii: lioh llliuclvs, vivo- pwsimlointg Klmiti- Sauimlvrs, S0l'l'l'l2ll'yi :xml Paul floiiiiwniaiii, TI'02lSlll'0l'. 'l'hv l l lX l'0pUl'll'l' wus lloimio lirwlilv, illlll Klurviii Ch-nlc-s svi'x'z-cl :is sc-nliiwl. .xlllflllgl thx' nizmy in-tiviiios of thv l l .X wus Ihv auilillzil pvst voiilml vmitvst hvlcl lust lull. 'l'hc- Dixon Vlizxptvi' plzlywl host to 21 lzxml- jllilgzgiiig voiitvst also in thv full. .X sp:-4-iul l l .X im-vliiig wus he-lil to limior thv p2ll'0lIlS of thv lnvmhz-i's. 'l'hc- lmys haul un iiitz-i'c-sting limi- l.rfl!1rlfliglf!.'ll. lim-hlv, I'.1lm1i1iii'i1i:ii1, Ii. Rlimlvs lust l':1ll wlii-ii thc-V visitc-il thi- lim-1'm1timiul ll' Ni'l'li M' l 'l l'lS' ll' N l Si Mr' l': ll ' l,ii'vsto1'k lfx Jositioii in C'l1ic':10'n. l'l2ll'll mvm- rv ln-1' ol thc l' l'.X, in llllillllllll to tlww1l14-1-1u-tiv- itivs. haul :1 pi'oji-4-I ul' his own for wllivh lw lu-pt am vxpvlisv, i'1'c'i-ipt, :mil lHlS4'l'll2llll'0llN l'1'1'oi'4l. .XT tho viicl ul' thai yvzir. the-sv 1'm'or1ls wow- oxumiiiml to mlm-trwniiiiv tho cixfviit ol' tho imlix'irl11zil's li2lI'lDlllLI nhility. lfnu' I: .l. l :1m', ll. lim-wily, J. Spuinglvr, ll. livin-y, li. llIlI'll0ll, li. Wliitllu-r, R. Wi-icliimil. lfuu' J: l., .l:u1lu'l. Nl. lim-rslvs, li. l'lilw:u'1ls, lJ.Slm11k, il. ll:1i'ms, ll. Allllllllltl. R. Jvr'klin. ll. Slluwgm-i', ll. Jflllll, ll. lliiinplirm-.x'. Nuff If ll. htmillm-i', l'. 1-u1iiwr1n:m, J. l,.uwv, ll.,lg0ll.ll12lIl li. Wlixilvy, 11. lilimlvs .l. llvnry, ll. liullimm, l,. Ringlvi' l . Young. li'ollwl.' l:..Xml:in1s, ll. hliippc-rt, lx. BI'll'lil'jl, R. Aiikiivy, l'. liiigurty,lR. lllll1llJlll't'j', li. Wolfe-, I . l':ulgs-Ill lfuw 5: J. Bully, li. Clrolw, ll. Kliclmllm-ton, W. M1-C7lo:1i'y, NI. Sutton, l,. lml m'vi'v, IJ. flI'lIIl0S, IJ. Stahl. Future The Future Nurses Vlub, under the sponsor- ship of the Women's Medieal Auxiliary of Dixon with Mrs. Alma Coss and Mrs. Cleta Currens as advisors, is an organization in which eighty-eight girls have banded together to learn more about the nursing profession. The officers elected last fall were president, Joan Smith: vice-president, Roberta Reeder, secretary Peggy Bell, and treasurer, Margery Helfrich. The girls who registered were placed on com- mittees to better facilitate the functions of the club. Nurses The girls began their activities with a bake sale held on November 23. Initiation was held on December 12. During the Christmas vaca- tion, the girls honored their mother with a tea. The VVomen's Medical Auxiliary helped the members become better acquainted with the nursing profession. They set up a program in which all the girls were able to work in the hospital or one of the nursing homes. The freshmen are required to work at minimum of ten hours before receiving their membership pins. How 1.' K. Spencer, I.. Farley, S. Moser, li. Heed, J. Hughart, .1. Vaile, D. Ferris, li. Gehant, S. Cox, C. Gardner, ll. Sehuinll. lfou' J: 13. Floto, IS. Potts, Cf 1.1-wnllen, M. Hoyle, J. Jenkins, S. 112ll'Vl'y, 15. Borelli, S. VV:igner, P. Murphy, S. Lung, lil. Budde. li?m1wi.' ll. liureh, J. 1.eSnge, A. Mall, M. YYoessner, S. Shippert, 15. Schott, C. Drew, S. Seluu-fer, J. Trader, Y. Holstenberg, J. Pires. Row 4: J. Johnson, P. Blackburn, S. Sehroek, P. Middleton, J. Schreiner, IJ. tlnrner, J. Henly. lion' I: Mrs. Currens, P. Bell, P. Schott, J. Smith, 13. Reeder, S. Utley. Hou' J: U. MeConnnuglnty, C. Curlee, B. Iiedine, W. liurgess, C. Willard, T. Keeney. N. Gardner, .I. Spellmeyer, 1.. Holmes, S. Mt-Ginnis, N. Fischer, 13. Taylor. Ifou' vi: ll. Twitty, S. llodd, IJ. Pordllaim, .1. Butterbziugh, ll. Murphy, 11. Henderson, N. Knelson, M. Nilsson, li. Pitts, J. Wolf, tl. Knupp, I.. Willsterid. lfou' 4: Ii. Slot-hower, M. Iielilnne, S. Williams, 15. Currens, S. Slothower. P. 114-nrv, Ch Voss. C. Chvss, S. Finn-, J. Loomis. Hou' 5: M. Hinkle, li. lfnirfztx, 17. 1ioberts,VV. Howard, li. 111111-Illilll, Cf. llnnfl. N. tllessner, R. Anderson. II B II1 U I' VVanda Howard of the Class of '58 Wanda was born June 12, 19-10 and died as a result of a car accident on February 21, 1958. During her senior year, Wanda received supe- rior rating on the honor roll. Very active in school activities, she was a member of the Spanish Club, G.A.A., DIXONIAN, DIXINI, and Future Nurses Club, holding the office of secretary during her junior year. After grad- uation Wanda had planned to become a lah- oratory technician. Those who knew her will always remember her kindness, co-operative spirit, friendliness, and her willingness to help others. Losing a friend is like losing a limb. The hurt can be comforted, but the wound can never really be repaired. 65 Spanish Club 1 1 lf!Nl7 I: K. Krug, .X. 1g21S112lIl, 11. 111'1'1'I1. if W111:11111. S. C1I'11SS, C'. 11:11111111-1', Nl. 1i1111J1JI'1l111. I1'1111' 3: 11. 111'1'1i111:111. .I. 'l'11v1-11111'1', S. '1':11111:11111'1'. 11, 111l1llllS. K. Sx1'1111, if 1111111-S, S. 11IlI'V1'lX'. J. 1511111-1'111111gL11. N1111' vi: 14, NY1111111'11w, ' 1 1 N1I11 I1 ' 11 111111111 11 1' V.1'Ii1'1111'1', K. 11'1111's, 1 , N1i111111111111, 11. 111-11'1'11'11, 11. 11111 1'I'1S, W. 111111111 1. .'. 1'1 ', '1111' 1: . ' 1 , . x111111s1-, L. li1111'k, 11. 1'1IlIll', 1'. 151-11s1111, J. 1111-11:11'11s. XI. S1111111:1111'1'. limn I: A. 311111, li. 171111111-1',S.f'111'1'1111. 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'11111' s111'111g1 :11'11x'11i1's 11I1'1l111l'11 111O1'1111w1'w11s111111'11111's11111111111g's111'1111 11x'1-111. 1111- S1JZlIl1S1l 1'1's11x'111 111111 11111 11111111111 11111111-. 111i1.i11111s W1-1'1' l'1'l1ll1l'l'l1 111 111'1-ss 111 111'1g1111y 1'111- 7111111 1'1ll11 1111i1'111's 1'11l' 11157-SS XX'l'l'11 111111 11111- 1111111 Sp1111is11 1'1JS1l1Ill1'H 111111 11-11111 11111 S111111is11 1111-1',111'11s111111113S11x11111111C'111'1':111. X'11'l'-1Jl'11S1111'll1l song, AHX1111. 1111 1-1 11211111111f11'2lIl11l'.H 111111 .X111111 N11111, S1-1'1'1-1:11'y-11'1-:1s111'1'1'. 1X11'S.f111lI'Zl A 111g111ig111. 1111 1111- s111'1111 11111111111111' was 11111 0111111115 1511111 1111111 1111115111-- 66 Row 1: L. Burke, J. Kishbaugh, A. Hill. Row 2: J. Vifolf, Mrs. Roe, J. Hughart. Row 3: J. Schreiner D. Roberts. GA. A. This year the GAA had its largest member- ship since the club was first organized. The membership now totals two hundred and fifty. The Girls' Athletic Association is under the supervision of Mrs. Lucy Roe, with Linda Burke, president, Janet Wolf, viee-president, Arlene Hill, secretary-treasurer, Sandra Dodd, senior sports chairmang Judy Schreiner, junior sports chairman: Diane Roberts, social chair- man: and Jeanie Kishbaugh, publicity chair- man. In October, Mrs. Roe and the members on the board attended a workshop at Streator, Illinois. In the summer, the president and vice-president for the following year attend Northern Camp, which is located on Lake Geneva. During the fall, most of the girls partici- pated in their usual activities, which included basketball, badminton, and hiking. A group of the GAA members enjoyed an exciting trip in November to Chicago where they attended the motion picture Around the World in S0 I lays. For the winter sports, bowling and volley- ball contests were held between teams made up from members of each class. Dixon High GAA won second place in the State in the bowling tournament. A trophy was given to us from the State of Illinois High School GAA. Our Dixon girls were also entered in the State basketball tournament. A Christmas party was held during long homeroom on Wednesday, December ll. The Four Winds provided the entertainment. At Christmas, the GAA donated food and clothing to a needy family in Dixon. The animal Polio Drive brought in about 3500. The proceeds were made by selling coffee and doughnuts in the banks, freshman dime collections, and a blanket collection during bas- ketball games. The freshman initiation was held February 2-1, with Linda Newcomer in charge. As spring rolled around, many out-oil door activities got under way, including such sports as golf, hiking, baseball, and archery. The annual GAA dance was held in the school gym on March 21. To end the year, a banquet was held honoring the senior members. At this time, awards were presented to the girls of the GAA. A permanent plaque was pur- chased from donations by the girls, in mem- ory of Wanda Howard and Phyllis Teeter. These two girls had been among the most active members. 67 'O 36630 Se cr of SPX N 8634 S as Sl F fx Q9 Camera Club Hou' I: IC. Brass, S, Nlwilinnis, J. Stmill'vr, J. YYolt', Mr. Hl'I1IIK'I'SiTl1. Ron' J: IS. Iiohms, J. Spa-lliiu-yor, Cl. Plumb, l. Whitlnw. .L Wintvrs, Ii. Wulf, C. fiIll'IlIlPI', l'. Iloltlt-riiian. Hou' J: ll. l'crry, Nl. llinlils-, J. l in1'h, K. Dues, l'. lim-tnr,S.tlr:1t', IS, C':nrt4-r, l'. lflvniing, Y. liivlile-i'. lfnu' .ff C Arnlml, II. llritvlizircl, lt. Svliivk, li. l l1ll's.i'.C0.-is, l'. lloln-rts, Ii. Nlc'f':ii'gvi', Ii. Mt'l'ln-rsmi, C. Fislivr. Ifnlz'-'5.' Cf Svliniiclt, W. llnlmlwll, J. Hutt-s, J. l 11ll's, ll. lloppvr, l. Bowl, D. Wilson, l'. Iinlvs, J. Mawsllzxll. This ywir tht- Dixon lliglm St-lmul C'zu1ivr:1 Uglt-1-mnitivs. Thv lust two mnitvsts l'0qllll'0lI Flulw with Cl0ol'g0 Il0lIil0l'SUll :Ls zulvisor hc-lcl 21 liumcwoiis shot und :1 pivturv tarkvn on thx' wo nivc-tings vzlvli month. Tho ITIOIIIIJOIN of trip cluring April to C'1u'v ol' tho Nlounds in thv 1-lull vlvvtcwl .lim Stnllllt-i', pri-siclc-nt: Sully Wist-onsin. Nlvtlinnis. x'im'v-pi'vsi4l011t3 Jzinvt Wolf, sm'l'v- Unv of thv s0x'vi'z1l pmjm-t'ts for tho yvzn' was tary: :intl lid lirnss, tn-z1s111'vi'. at clispluy ot' thc- Xzitionzil l'ic-turn C'nnti0st. l'i:u-li month il IJlt'llIl't' 1-mmtost wars hvltl and winnc-rs in thv svlinol lihrziry. .Xnutln-r prujvvt, prizvs wort' 2lW2ll'tli'fl. Thv lirst pl'izvxvz1sz1tix'v was 21 printing :intl mlvvm-lnpiiiggg vlnss. ln this tlollzn' vt-1'tiliva1t0 whivh was good :rt thv Dixon vlnss, whivh was hvltl nftvr svlinnl, tht- stutlvntls i'z1rn0l':i Shop. Klr. llintz jntlgvcl thv pivtnrvs lvurnvml how to niukv prints nt' pivtnrvs from slllmmittvcl fur 0:11:11 vnntvst. The slilmjtwts for i10g:1tix'vs and how to mlm-vvlup nvglzrtivvs from thc- 4-nntvsts IIlf'llltll'il at lull St't'lll' nt' lim-0 or vxpnsvml film. 'l'hc-y zilsn pl'c'st'11tt'1l :L radio Uglt- 1-onnty :incl pif'tnrvs tzrkvn on at pivturv l5l'021tI1'1lST ovvl' WSIJII. During thx- yvzmr, thx' svaiwrigvi' hnnl :tt whivh timv thc mvnilwrs group t'oll0m'tt-cl slidvs nl' lim-11ml Uglv 1'ount,iusg wt-rv givin it list nt' pvoplv and plain-os to plmto- und from this t'ollt't'tim1 tht-y vliosv vnnugh for graph. Smnv nt' thv slilmjvvts nn thv list wc-rv :1 full length pl'0llllt'll0ll. Yin' lCi1'l1l4-r :incl Jim lllt'llll'l'HUl42l ministvrznnrl his will-, at N58 mmlc-l Ozitvs took Inovics ol' thc- footlmll :incl lmaskutf- utr. :1 main in jzlil, :1 pvrson in tho lmspitul, and hull gzum-s, :intl Jim Stotillvr :incl Jim Oates thv wnmf'n's gyin vlziss. In J2llllI2ll'Y, :1 vontvst sviwvtl on tho pliotngrzrpliy stntl' of thc- DIX- wzis hvltl fur thv lwst wintvr svvm- of limi or UNIAN. 71 Future Teachers Huw I: J, Cox, ll. Hi't'KIll2lIl, A. litistitin, K. Carlson, S. Melvin, l'. Fleming, I.. Bellows, N. Jones. How 3: tl. Ilurgzird, K. Ilolkunson, li. Cairter, K. Swim, 31. Kelsey, I.. Dewey, S. Curran, I.. Wade. Hou' I: S. Yun St-oyoe, K, Krug, K. clllI'l'0llS, I.. Cnppai, N. I.eln'e. Row J: J. Hagen, G. Plnmlx, J. Cnrrens, I.. Nt'Wt'0IIIt'I', li. Elliott, C. Hidden, S. Johnson, li. linwley. Ii'0u'.i.' ID. Knonwe, l.. Newcomer, B. Reeder, J. Roslwrook, Nl. Kitson, ti. Noble, NI. Kninnies, A. Kzivanntgli, Mr. Fielding. The I'lllfl1I'l' 'IlC2l.l'llUI'Slclll1lJ was under the sponsorship ot' Mr. Joseph Fielding. The oflieers were president.. Kathy C'in'rens: vice- president, Karen Krugg secretzn'y-ti'eusurer, Norma l.eln'e: and parliumentzirizni, l.zn1rie Cuppu. The eliief purpose of the eluli is to interest. students in lieeoming tezieliers :ind to zieqtiziiiit them with the various aspects ot' tezzeliing. One of its zietivities duringg the year was it 72 visit to the Mt. Morris seliools during spring Var-ation. In Mziwli at panel from Northern Illinois l'niversity visited the elulm :ind ex- plained the i'll!'l'lf'llll1YTl taken in eollege while preparing to become at tezteher. Those who were interested in elementary tezieliingg were given :in opportunity to visit one of the grznle sehools in Dixon. The members of the eluli, espeeizilly the seniors, gained mneli informa- tion during the year. Campus Club Committee Lljfl to rzfghl: K. Currens, K. Holland, M. Kavanagh, Mr. Drake, D. Knouse, A. Johnson, R. Cecil. B. Bollman, L. Cappa. A new organization found itself listed among the clubs of D.H.S. this yea1'. The Campus Club, sponsored by Mr. William Drake, was formed for the purpose of encouraging juniors and seniors to enter college and giving them a closer look at college requirements and cam- pus life. The club does this through inform- ative films and speakers. This year most of the work done in the club was in laying the foundation of the organiza- tion. Aaron Johnson was appointed general chairman of two committees that were instru- mental in the club's organization. The Consti- tution and By-laws Committee was headed by Kathy Currens, and its members consisted of Beverly Bollman, Kirby Holland, and Laurie Cappa. Bob Cecil and Mary Kavanagh served under Dave Knouse, chairman of the Program Committee. After the foundation for the Campus Club was laid, oflicers for the year 1958-59 were elected. Bob Cecil was chosen presidentg Becky Reeder, vice-president: and Beverly Bollman, secretary. Next year the club plans to meet at least once a month. At each meeting a speaker or film will be presented to the students. The Campus Club is open to all members of the junior alld senior classes who are interested in attending college. 73 if 2 s, Q 5 'Q .' :Zig -5-4' .ff Y 'O G . E 5- mg lr H ,fe -5,6 Q 5 ll' I: Ii. f1Ill'ISUll, S. livid, B. liorvlli, J. Coopvr, C. Janus-s, mn lull NIV. . lI'lllll'llSllll lllrs-r-tur. lmm. Ifmf- .j.' IJ. Hvy, R. N14-llmwll, K. Hullumi, R. l uluu Q . Illligilll. lfmz' 3: IJ. liolwrts, R. l'rir'm-, V. Nlifllillqllll, I.. Nvu lK'l', S. l'Ilm-y. lfnu' -S: IJ. A1111-s, S. Shippm-rt, R. Vwil. R 5 6 F-69 N I 1 'wx sw' 1'1 , 'lupw .JM i NxxxHxxxxx,kl X flx nm' xxqmflnlnlnnxl, ll' -uf' 13 ypunulm 1 11 1 X 1 HW X X l ,utluuulx A K -ullli' ' ,W MNH 1 ! 1X1 1 1 71611010 K WWW 145 1 ,fl1,. lj H111 Nami In HH 11111111 q IMI! W Mlm W I1 Ill' '11 Q11 ,Ulf V11 MU' ,111 mm HH W an f 11nnlum1'1 1 '11- I W 111101 , U WW lm 'H 1'1 1441 1 J W 1111 WWW 111 Wulf' X y MSW 11 111 If Wx ff M 'f W ff Wx , .xx. Mxxmwxxxxv Choral Q W 'f 'UH W ,1 mulllhlnqu UI 4 11011 '41 '11, 'Um 'Hn 'ff ,W ,WM U N20 fm 1 ! ' ' 1 , 1 'lJIal:l1lllll ',491 WW N' 'H 1 1 llllltm 11fM7Wj ll - L M fig!! 1111 WXAZWNIX X W WNW MSN 11 111 ll 11 WW X w- N S ..xxxxNmxXXNXXw Groups ..d, , X. ,y WMNUW' Q Z 'MDW .- Il af 2 uuxhxxxmk if Elm nm: K :,-'2?,,mMh .1-'N ,51 My lllxllutmumunxllilll N X1 01 If K K .HW MIN 'MW NX iff! M 7 Z 17 ' X 1 yi! fm 111 1 1 1 'W W! 1 ll 0 1 QL QJIX Boys' Chorus The choral groups of Dixon High School are under the direction and supervision of Mr. Fred Stephenson. These groups provided entertain- ment for many school and civic functions. The liobed Choir is a selected group of boys and girls who are chosen by tryouts. Students from all four classes may belong to thc choir. During the school year, the choir presented three assemblies before the student body. In the spring, they toured to two other Illinois schools to give exchange assemblies and also sang in the Spring Choral Concert. Some of the members of the choir represented D.H.S. at the North Central Illinois Conference Music Festival and at the State Music Festival. This year the ofiiicers who were elected were Larry Baker, president: .loc Patterson, vice-president: and Tamara Thompson, secretary. The ac- 78 companists were Kathy Currens and Kathy Carlson. The lVIadrigal, a group of singers chosen from the Robed Choir, entertained at civic organi- zations and at the Christmas and Spring Con- certs. They represented Dixon at the District Music Contest, and, upon receiving a superior rating, advanced to the State Contest. The Four NVinds, a barbershop quartet, en- tertained at the Student Council Election Dance, the Christmas Assembly, and the Spring Concert. They also appeared on the liobed Choir tour. The Twelve Belles enchanted many audi- ences during the year with their vocalizing. They sang for the Christmas and Spring Con- certs, after-game dances, the Cr.A.A. Initiation, and many civic groups. 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Beginning in tho full, tho rmm-liiiig lmzrncl haul ai fnll sl-livtliilo for prvpzir- ing ai now half timo show for vurli of tho fonr homo football gztmvs. Ilighlight of the your for thv marc-hing huntl was thc- Illinois Normal llomc-coming in whivh thc' bzlncl pz11'tit'ipzLtc'Ll in lllOpLll'2Lll02ll1ll hand show vompvtition. Nlr. l,,ll0llI'0l1X vhosv HA Trihntv To Illinois Nor- mally' for tho thc-mv of tho Normal show. Tho first formation wus at rworrl plziyvr as thi- lmncl plzryotl HMc-niorit-s. Nvxt at lwll was formvcl :rs 21, symbol of at monnmvnt on tho Normal Campus. The thirml formation was :L stair- way to tho stairs for looking into tho fntnrc-. Tho final formation of un UNH unml tht' play- ing of tht- ISNI' llymn. Also rlnring thc- lull, thc' hzmcl mnwlivcl in tho llztllowvvn :Lncl llomv- voming purzulvs. During tht- footlmll sonsmn, thv Gorman Bzrncl pvrformt-cl :lt :ill the out-ot! town football games. Tho tlvI'1nz1n lmntl is vompriszifl of TlllI'l0UIl nivnihc-i's. Tho lmztncl is nn inclopvmlvnt organizzition furnishing its own equipment and trznisportution :incl is sponsorotl hy tho svhool. Sinvo its lmvginning in lSl5l, the hzincl nas not missml nn out-of-towm gumt-. Tho group wvnrs nnyting imnginnlmlv for uni- Training Bancl liUl'IllS. 'lllll'UllQllHl1l thai yawn' the hunml zllsu holps in tho pm-p 2lSS1'IHlJllUS. Olin-ers lor thc- liUl'I11ilIl hzincl ful'tl1isyv:n'wvl'v lhwv KIl0llSC'. pw-siflvilll .Xzirnii Juhnsnn, Yll'0-pl'l'Slill'lliQ :incl IM-mi Ilzlv, ss-vim-t:11'y-I11-z1s111'vi'. r w lhv 1'Ulll'l'l'l sm-:mill loiiml thv I'Ulll'0l'l huncl . ,,. playing im' ninv lmim- hzlslwtlmllgzlinvs. lllls Nil' I ll- vi-ur il Silllltllll mliwvlui' C0llllllf'lOll thv lmml :it im lhvlmskvtlmllggznuvsinm'clm-1'tog1vvvxpv1'1vi14'i- in thnsv who wish to l1l't'0IIN' rli1'v4'to1's. 'l'hv high svlioul ilzinvv lmncl. thc- St:n'linvi's, plnyml lm' runny 2li'l4'l' 51311110 ilziiwvs. l'ili'lK'UIl nlr-lnlu-rs fmin tho m'mn'vi't haml mc-t mimi :L Wm-k mluring thv vc-'ir lm' p1':u'1im-. Thai Sl1lI'llll0l'N also pur- 4 tlvlputvfl lll thi- 5IJl'lllgJQ C om'vi't. Ihv 1'ul1f'0l'l lmnml :mel mln-il Vlltlll' I'UlHlTlll0ll lm' thc un- nliail C'h1'isln1z1s aissvnihly pi'ogi':1in. Soon uftvi' , . 4 llI'lSlIIl2lS lhv lmnml i'v1-niwlvil ll shm't I'2llllU pro- QQVIIIN for WSDH. 'l'hc1 Dixon Wonmn's Vinh liivltwl thv l'UlH't'I'i hunml to play lm' uni- ol lhv vllllfs tum-s lm' thv XYlJlIN'll zinml haul thc-in irle-ntify thi' lillvs. Spring Um I l'.X. illlll'l'l'S 1-lwlc-ml lor thv yn-an' wvro .Xzirmi .l1lllllSHIl. IJl'USItll'IllQ Huh C wil, x'1m'v-pwsirlviili :mil lwn llittcwspaii-ll, Sl'4'l'Ui2lI'j'-lI'l'2lSl1l'l'l'. ll'l'l'l lollnwvll lw ai. 1'0lll'0l'i lm' thc' 1 ' 1 V 1 invvlings. Tho lmml phiyml sm-vvn In Nlaiy thai hunmlgun-th0i1'z1nn11:1l . , . . . 1 H0 Sfarliners ll' I: P. IXOIISOIII IJ. Iililllx, J, Svhnvll, U. Wzllkvr, F. Sc'h0:xffv1', IJ. I'1'im's-, J. Pircs. lfnu' IC. oss, K. Holluml, IJ. Hvv, Mr. I.vHl'l'0ll0X, I., l :1i1'l':1x. IXJIIII' vi: R. XYUITUII, R. Lzxmlis, f'. IIo1't.on, K. Attc-lwl'l'y, IJ. .Hl1I'lll'l', IJ. Nvwllxnll. German Band Ifflll' I: B. Jolla-S, J. liilfbflllilll, P, IiK'IlS0ll, K. Rittl-l'sp:1c'h, lfuu' J: ll. NY:1lkc-V, C. Yvils lilnvk, Ii. Fl1IIlll'l', J. Ifulfs, IJ. lillmlsc-, A. .Iuhl1sm1, IJ. NUXYIIIIIII, IP. Hoy. Dances llu- f2ll1'l'Il Q I7-nlwv llulllwulll' f v 1 mg, l' vvlwlmmlx N cl Ill! lll 1 UI'-Lfillllf' Ll:1lu'v. muy Nl11xi111lmm4.- l'..L.fX. T11 1 ' ' ' ' ' V - ' UIlI1'I'Il1'lIl I' 0111 Ii Yillifvr J lim-Il. Ifuu' 3: NI. Ilinlilc-, S. Uvllig, Ii. lmu' I: In. IIIIIZWUIIUI. I. I1tm.u1. I. II . , . gk , . g, , . V IIUIIIIIS, S. IIill'Vl'lY, Ii. Iluwlvy, S, S1'IlllIIIl'l'. Ifmr' J: if SIIIINIOII, Nl. I,vI5l:111c-, NI. Nilssm1,.I. C'1mkling, U. II:1lul, Ushers Hall Monitors lfuzl' If S. ilruf, I'. III'IllIl1'l'. N. Hnuxwl, J. ily-Ulu-, I.. Ii4'SS1'Il'IIlg.I. Ifml' 3: I'. IJPIIIZ, S. IJ:-vw, IJ. IIIIIII. Noll' J: IC f1UIllIl'l'Ill:lIl, I.. Nic-vvs, V. QIHZIIQIUX, .I. Iiimv. I.. Iglll'Iil', Il. IIl'f'IiIllIlIl. Ifml' Q: II. Ile-II, IS. IIOIIIIIS, S. 'I':1yI0r, Nl IIllI'Ii4'. I.. Iivlluws, I.. Walsh-. I 86 lfmr I: li. liollmtm, J. Clonkliiig, l'. livwy, Mr. Luml, li. Tilton. lfmr J: lt. Groom, l . ClllVt'l'l0ll, Y. Aroltl, K. l 11lt's, .l. llor'km:in, J. Fulls, IJ. Coopor. Debate 'l'ht- llvlmtv Fluh this your was 0l'gilIllZPtl suhstzliitizilly im'1'vzLs1'cl. llmlvrtlic-sllpvrvisioiiofhlr.l,zu'i'yl,11ml. llzitti He-siclvs mlohzitiiig :Huong tlivinsvlvos hourly .lo lim-i'y, pwsitlt-lit, zissistvd him. t'V01'y wvvk, tho tvzims pz1l'ti4'ip:1t4-cl iii two l'l2lt'll your thc- llc-hate' Chili clchzitvs on :L ofliviul clvluitvs. The tirst ol'tl10sn-nlvlmtvs was topir- whivh is zissigiiml to :ill lviiitvfl Stzttvs thv Nl'IC'clvhutvl1olcl on Nlzirvli l :it lim-tvmiov. llc-lmtv vluhs. Thv topiv for this ye-ul' was rv- '1'lu-sm-voml wzistl10clisti'if't clvlmzitv :lt lla-lizilh. solvml: lhitml Stzitvs forvigii :Lid should luv Girls' State and DA. R. Kathy cllll'l'0IlS haul tho mlouhlv honor ot' rv- vviving hoth tho Girls' Stzitv :tml thu llziuglitvrs ziwzmls. The fair-ulty 1-hosv hor to :ittvml Girls' ,L Stutv which was hold lust SllII1lIN'l' :lt .lzu'kson- xillv, llllIlUlS. lil't'21llSt' sho IIll'f thv tllltl,llllt'2l- ism. Kathy was 4-lvvtc-cl hy thc- fziviilty :xml sviiioi' vlzlss to 1'0c'0ix'0 thv lJ.,X.ll. nwzml also. 87 of thc AfI1Ol'lt'2ll1 lic-volution Cloofl Qlitizvnsllip tions of civpvmlzilnility. loault-i'sliip, :tml patriot.- 4 P X 88 f , SPORT LIGHTS I . I xx v Q r NX' P '. lx! X I y . 0 42' 5 Ox? 9 V , ZQ31 W3 , 3':23Z':w-.- Q0 'Q , WV, A'0'9Q,Q 50',',0 Q 'OW ,W 3,903,033 ,zgasssxglv 4 , Q - :'.- ' S. .0 9 0 S 'Rv 4 . '.'x9'1 y. Q O 0 '40, away 59.0.-8-av.-a pf. sgrqy. -mf. ,, I 4 W Q 0058550 l S s9,Q':t.,0'o'l o'4 0'fv'v'f4 '0:'3'1'f9s k'e'1'I'Q H.-f, , 'Q ' I P 9 09 5o'0'0'09 ' 0' 01 s'. sS We 'Z-r-'rd' ' wx-'-'-'Q ft-tw 1' I 0' Q Q O Q X QQ O Q 0'g P Q5,s',4,0 59,0 50 . Q' ,vcfi 'o,o,'.'.'v ' 1 -.73 01 1 - 909 5'0'0 Q 004 92'3'1 s5'0'o'1'q 'f'3'Y'9 'wlilfa W' ff '09 Q wi ' 5 0'0'0'0'Q' iv'o'0'-'Iv9 1ti' et!-3122 'PW' '47 Q 0 0 0 0Q 'o'0','o'Q4 v'.v. v. . 1 2- -:M 0' 060 v 0000 '0 'f'- E N 44 'QQ ww ..+:':fz ' Xrkfaiizfrm '-' ww if ' Sz1'!'2'! K 03 O 9 f v80:.'+ 4 9.'YQf f A 'Isis-f -X -- :QQ f v900 9008 yr I gkqia, 0 .055 0 QQ I 5305? ' B 1 N 'f ' 20203 950 : I I' M . , 453523 fi, , , '05 ,.qa O Q ia. 3975 s ,2-..:f- 4, 3 9' X' .f f .- ' YN' ,f,,, xx Y., ivgq, sg ' ,X X ff Homecoming 1957 Queen Kathy Currens 90 FOIIIHI' :1114-llllzxlxts wvrv Uzmrnl Huyx-t,t :md Ammo Mull. Anim Hunt 1'cp1'c-sm-1111-ni the junior vluss, C'zu'oly11 Drew was the S0l7hll1I1Ul'K' Ill-tK'llli2LIlt,, :md the fl'l'SllI11:lll :lttomlzmt was Peggy Wfiglxt. QM ff' XIXN 5 il !.'e ' s . 1 f. f ig A 6 N 5 .. tl' I.' W. fllllllI'I0, G. Kc-llftr, J. SHIZIHIIII, Ii.. VlII'0tlt'I', 'l'. tlrovv, G. Adams, IJ. Hylrce. lfmv J: Mr. CUIIZ, IJ. Mllvr, C.. lirltvv, C, CfoI1t1'e'1':1s, CI. IiI't1llltll'tl, li. Sllilllliy Ii. Vzu'gat, Mr. liogott-Ass't Coawh, Hr. SOIlllt'lIltlI1 -Asst fun ll Rn 1' If Ht ll l It I UNUJII l' tht it I I I NI ' : ' . tl' I : . v um, . .2 ' , 3. 'g -svn, Ii. Itauw, IJ. bttllll, D. Klinv, . . . 0I'll'llSKtIl. Run' ,,: Ii. Nlf-llowt-ll, J. Ilugqins, Nl. Ifigvlvy, II. Smog, N. Iilwkuloo, A. Iiollmzln, .I. llztm-k. If01l'5.' IC. liruss, ll. Nivlmls, I Spruul, 'l'. Folk, I . liztlsvr, J. l':1lmv1', W, Willm-t, il. Iioytl. ,Alb.swll.' H. Amlrvtzs, Ii. NIIIVIIII, Ii. Iiowv. Mr. Cunz --Co:u'l1 Um- ot' I7ixm1's tiuvst tkmtlmll tvztms wus ltllll'0tl tllis your by tlw new varsity 4-mwlt lint 1 mlwrl tonm in tht- North clPllll'2ll Illinois Con i'llt'i', posting at l'0t'0I'll ol' livc wins. two dv- wrt. Cunz. The Duke-s wvrc thv third Varsity Football tvztts, :md mtv tlc-. CIIIIUU C'm1tl'0l'z1s, Clone Ixvllvr, Clutck I31'u11101'ml, amd Tom Grovv 1'0- t'1-ivvil All-NCIC7 tirst IOZIHI llonors whilv fl.-:Wgf Adams :mtl Doug Bylwo wc-rv svlvvtvfl for si-c-:mtl tvatm lwrths. Cltuvk IgI'illll0l'd was vlrwta-r,l as tht' must Vztltlzxlmlv plztyol' :mtl 610110 livllzu' and Ut'0l'gv Adams w'vl'v ttlwsml as 4'0- vztptaitls. The Dukes were oclgvcl in their first l'llt'Olll1l0I' by Mltsvzttillt-. IIS-0. 'l'l11- following game thv Dukcs tippt-cl at lliggltly rzttvtl l'II'l'l port team, T-0. ,X wvztk Stvrling tvzmm tit-cl thi- Dukes lil-IIS. .X lust quztrtm' mlly by Ottawa nippvrl tlu' upcfomilmg Dukvs lil-ti. Dixon ltlltxll zvroctl thv Ileliztllm Iiztrlms, 20-0. .-Xgztiust Hull Tcmwtlsltip thc Dukes pil:-cl up 21 26-ti sc-orc. .X strong outfit, from l,I'lllf't'l10lI Sl'lJl'0ll two l0lli'llLlUWllS'll1Sl lwforv tllv half to load I2-0, but tho Dukes 1'ozL1'vcl lmvk t0t1'o11114'0 the 'l'igc-rs, ill-l2. In the gzunv of tho yvzug tlu' Ilukvs outpluyecl Zlllll outtfotlghtf tlw powvrfltl, 1111111-t'c'atc-rl Rock lfulls llor'kvt.s, I2-T. Ifyllll' I.' li. Struhs, J. Gibbs, J. Nelson, D. Sofolo, J. Larkin, R. DeArVil. Row G. Needham, A. Vl'ikof'f, R. Mar- quitz, F. Drew, R. YYolfe, J. Boyer. Rau' 3: R. Folk, H. Bolllnan. Ifou' 4: J. Burke, D. Plflllilll, C. Holland, D. Tegclcr, li. Mull, K. Mall, M. Henry. Absenl: YY. U'Connor. Frosh-Soph Football An inexperienced squad reported to coach Lloyd Swan at the first frosh-soph football practice. The squad consisted of only twenty members, twelve of whom were freshmen. At times in the season, Coach Swan sent as many as nine freshmen onto the field to start a foot- ball game. The team compiled a l-4-l record in this season's play. Al NVikoff, a freshman, led the rushers with a 5.4 average per carry, followed by sophomore Roger Wolf with a 5.0 average. In its first game, Dixon was edged by Freeport, 12-6, as the Pretzels scored twice in the second quarter. Sterling then outfought the Dukes in a rugged contest, 213-13. Ottawa, the conference cham- pions, came to Dixon to trounce the Duklets 33-0. At this point the tide turned. DeKalb edged Dixon, 13-0, on two first quarter scores. Dixon came from behind to tie l'rinceton's high-rated team, 13-13. Dixon then set suit for the varsity in the final game of the year by clipping a powerful Rock Falls team, 7-li. M r Swan -Coach Because of the Hu epidemic, the Dukelets did not have a game with Hall Township. 93 'f v f Q Q .v G-wi 4 qw '44 it 1 K - Awnmw f ,, LS.. Q F1 ax wf 'fi , Q' 5 I Q-D 1, 'ide' 'ni I . . .38 32.3 I 551 Wa -v x I ,g W . ,Q 5'-lf? L an 'W Ng' if 5 5 is I is X .Q I an I . 77 ' 5 xx X ' I 'Q A M5853 K . , ' k 4 2 M ' , 5 , ' '- y za We if ' X L Qiflcn x 5 I Q - fo 'Q Q. . . .. ,T , 1 - -XX K -I Y A if if f S mm s y Q, ,X lr 1 A q A Aww- Wk fv V , V .'.L 3' .-153 if i 5 - A 'L R --Sf X X ., q,ghi,,,x,,..,. I , AV-.,,:,z . 3 u I I f 'Lf' if ,fm ' A .. 'M' 1 Q ,ff 9 .- -A aw M ff wav -, ,ff f ,.-ff. . f X 18 ww. 5, . ef M: 5, 4 :gg-Pk. in 'wtf ww 1 ,,2 1 '. 51' , -. xy. K, . J X . 7, A-,V X .gf,11,-:Q,,kf.1fL. '.,Lk :fxg K .. .. -K , 32?-I5 V --:J Wi, Qsfavksgs-5L,5iff:kL:?1Ym T I iw' Q55 YfxEf?i1? f 5 1 of Row 1.' R. Urtgiesen, J. liuherg, C. Cecil, VY. Hagan, U. Harms, P. Balser, S. Helin, J. Matson, D. Smyth. Rau' 2: Mr. Walliek, R. Veith, M. Beeker, IJ. Sehmidt, J. Jacobs, R. Wolf, S. Paulsen, R. Smith, W. Nlorisse, N. Herron, Mr. Valett ' Asslt Coax-h. Nou' J: I.. litlllllvllltlll, J. Varga, K. MeCargar, VV. Thompson, R. Pritehard. Iflill' 4: D. XYilson, lt. Leake, NV. Fordyee, M. Coakley, J. Hill, C. Goss, D. Nolan, G. Donoho. 1e0ll'5.' B. Nelson, H. Kneewesky, C. Arold, M. NYilliams, J. Naylor, D. Shank, E. Kerley. Freshman Football 1'nder the fine eoac-hing of Hex Walliek, the Dixon fI'eshman football team produeed an un- defeated season with a 7 and 0 record. With assistant Willis Yallet, Mr. VValli1'k developed inexperienced freshmen intoafootball machine. In the total points scored, Dixon overpowered its opponents 117-10. Dixon overpowered an undermaned Polo team, 1-1-0, as Ron Smith direc-ted the attaek. Amhoy's rally in the last quarter failed as Dixon won an all-offensive game, 19-13. Dixon traveled to the dust howl of lioehelle and de- feated the Huhs, 7-0. Taking revenge of the varsity's tie, the freshmen team roeked Sterling, -ef 1 20-0, as all the har-kfield men had a heyday. MY- Wtlllivk 'eC0fl h Dixon then followed suit of the varsity hy defeating 1'rinc'eton and Roek Falls hy the identieal score of 10-0. Robert W'olfe led the team's rushers with 457 yards, followed hy John .Jacobs with 259 yards. Bill Morris, Steve Paulsen, and Ron Smith also tallied over 100 yards rushing dur- ing the season. 96 lf0Il':l.' li. Swniivy, ll. AIIIUS, IJ. Wilson, li. Conant, ll. Tziggv, J. Unllvy, li. ll:n'gi'nvt-. lfo11',!.' NIV. ll4'Illll'l'SUIl, .l. l,owv, IJ. lxnonsv, W. Hnlmlwll, B. lllnvli, J. Hlllililllllll, S. lxvvlvy. Varsity Cross Country 'l'hv llixon lligh School t'I'0SS-t'0lllltl'Y tvnm vonipilocl ai 4-I I't't'0I'll for tho N57 sonson. Ont ol vlvvvil svlivfllllvcl niovts, tht' Dukes only run in six. Uno mutt-h was rziinvtl ont, nncl tht- othvr loin' wort- postponvd dur' to thc- lln opi- clc-iniv. Two ol' tho postponed mc-vts wt-rv tht! t'Hlllil'l't'Ilt't' nntl tli:+tl'ir't. Svnioi' vnptnin, lioh Swnnvy, was thv top inmlivirlnzll point gvttvr with ltlti points. liolm won tlnw-v ol' loin' 1':n'0s :intl plnvml sw-onrl in tht- Stvrling lnvitntionnl. Tho Ulllvl' top point gxvttvrs wt-rv llogvr Conant with lll, linu- Wilson. SPT. limi-'I':1ggc-, EIO, Holm llni'g:i'zLv0, 85, :intl llnw- .Xint-s, 67, :ill of whim-h nrv returning nvxt your. Utlim' lvttvr winnvrs rvtnrning nvxt yt-ni' nrt- soplloinorvs livn liittvi'spzu'li, liny Nlimlmllvton, Nlikt- l'w1slt-yg junior John l,owv: :intl tit-slilmnli C'lun'lc-s l'llf'llfl'l'. Thi- t'1'osh-soph l'l1llll0I'S had only two nn-rits tlnring thc' yvnr. losing to Sterling, 21-Bti, and liovk lfnlls, I8-238. 'l'hv JY sqnnrl haul ono nn-vt whivh vnrlvtl in 21' tic' with liovk lfzllls. 28-QS. llixon Dixon llixon llixon Dixon NIV. llvmlt-rson C'o:u'l1 . 27 Stn-rling L28 . I5 Nlt'lltl0ltl -18 1224 llovlwllt- I5-I . .127 Wvst lim-ki'ol'4l 30 . .40 liovk lfnlls 20 Stvrling lnvitntionnl llixon with 97 Froslw-Sopn Cross Country Iirmf I: K. liittl'l'S1Jil,l'h, ll. Nlirlmllvtmu, C'. I ivl1lv1', ll. Pvamslvy, Hou' Mr. Holxflwsoll, ID. 1glll'Ill'l', P. I I'. llvv, R. ISITJWII, J. liuvk. Cross Country Seniors 98 xuhx lfnn' I: K. llollfmtl, W. llulmlwll, F. fllllV0l'tOll, li. Harms, R. Slmuli, ll. Klr'lJuwm-ll. lfu11'.!.' J. limit lx li Xml N. 15111-lmlotm, A. liolllunn, ll. lmS:rgv, Ii. Willett, U. Coutl't'1':1s. It'm1'J.' Mr. Stlllllvlllllll, Bl. l'lIlll'.X', ll lint ' .lw'klin, R. l,:1wton, IJ. llunpliy, ll. Rowlvs, Blix Vuuz 'Asst 01:11-li. 1ftIll',f.' ll. Bullllxam, Cf lluml l ttltmi, lull ll. lYll:llllj', J. l.uw1-, Bl. Nlvlium-, J. fll'2lIHl'I', ii. Cauup Wrestling ,Xllvn liollmzui lvrl crmalvli Holme-1'tt Smiiivrnzufs DHS NYI'C'Slllllg tvum to ZL 9-4 I'0t'0l'll Lll1I'lll2Q lllll sousoii, St'0l'lllgI tlti points, lllll higllvst total vvvl' 1-4-t'oi'clt-tl by at llukv wl'0stlvl'. Allvu won 22 ol' his 24 lmitvllvs, plzwing first in tllc- mm- l-0l'0llt'0, llistric-t, will svvtimml mwts. Uaptzlili C'l1ii'o fl0llll'0l'ilS wus scwoml in point p1'ml1u'- timi with til. fllllt'tl 4-onmpilvtl :L ISS-4-I3 l'0l'0l'il :tml tinislu-ml svvmicl in thv t'0Ill.i'I'0lli'l' and dis- trict IlN'0lS. lJ2lX't' Amvs got 49 points with il 153-ti-l l'0l'OI'll1 .lolm lmwc 47 points :mtl at Iii-T rot-orcl: livnv Vztlnplwll amd llivh l,ziwton won ltl of lil mzitvllvs, lint C'zLmplwll sf-m-ml 45 points to l42lWl0lllS 2343 Ilt-my lgtllllllilll won Sl ut' IS limits fm' 35 pointsg :mtl llzuil .lvvlilill lmfl am S-5 11-c'o1'cl fm- 23.3 1 Joints. llixtm . lti lit-iivsvu Dixon . , . 'lti lit'WIllll'l' llixnn ,. 34 Uttanwn .., llixim , , lil Rcwk Fu Dixon . . 534 li0WQllll'0 Dixon . . . 23 Stn-xttoi' llixoll . . . 42 Rovllvllv lllXtlll Dixon lJlXUll llixtm Dixon Dixon llltllllilll in it ll l,:lS:1llt- Stvrlilig llm'lit'llv lhvlirtlli lltwli l :lll lll'llt'St'tl Senior Wrestlers U ll I Ill' lul llll Ihll lllllmln ll JNIl'l,lH ': Flair-rn C'm111'4-1':1 Ill-lxnmw IJ: .JU Ill Iifiix Varsity N C umu1,.l. linslnwmk, X. 1,1-law. I fl fu l1'fg1l1!.' li. lim-mln-r', L. .Iuym-, C300 be? ba Fresh-Soplw lrlfln lxlg1f1!,' Nl.Iyl:1ppw+1I1. li.l'1ml 4-Ilmvs, 5.1 lllldvlw, J. Hllg::n'1. fo Row 1: D. Shank, D. Adler, D. Knouse, M. Figeley, B. Varga. Row 2: C. Brainerd, J. Hoffman, D. Tagge, D. Bybee, J. Mortensen, C. Bruce. Row 3: Mr. Valett -ASs't Coach, B. Underwood, P. Sereg, S. Keeley, J. Culley, B. Hargrave, B. Guthrie. Varsity Basketball Mr. Bogott -Coach The Dukes won I3 games and lost 10 this year. Senior Bill Guthrie was elected captain, and junior Doug Byhee was elected most val- uable. Byhee also won the Leeper-Reynolds free throw trophy. 102 Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Fulton .... .... Harlem .....,.,. Prophetstown Freeport ....,,.. Sterling . .,.,.. . Chicago Senn Rock Falls ..,.., Rochelle ..,,.... Rock Falls ..,... Princeton ....... Mt. Morris ..... Sterling ....,,.. Amboy .....,,.. Geneseo . . ..... . Chicago Crane Hall Township. . . Ottawa ......... Kewanee ,,..... DeKalb Mendota ,..,.,, REGIONAL 78 Franklin Center. . Newman ....... Roek Falls ...... 60 55 -16 58 -15 -19 86 50 78 76 -17 84 62 48 59 62 80 83 59 G3 33 lil 84 lfou- If D. Sololo, K. Mall, M. Hvnry, D. l'zlll'lioi'. lfllll' J: K, Ritt1'l'sp:1r'l1, R. Wvollv, T. flino, J. Nvlson, R, VYolf lfon' .ff P. lit'1'll'lX', li. Ye-ith, R. llwhvil, G. Nc-vcllniln. Frosh-Soph Basketball Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon lfulton ... Ilzirlvm .,... Propllotstown l l'vvpo1't X... . St1PI'liIlg . . . Polo JY .... Roc-k Falls . , Nor-in-llm ',... liovk Falls ,. l,I'illl'0l0Il ... NIt.Klol'1'is . Slvrling .... .-Xmhoy . . . Gvnvsco . . . 1 1 Polo I'-B ..,..,,. Ilzill 'l'ownship Ol tam :L .....,... KOXVZIIIOO . . Dvlizilh . . Nlixlllllllil , . was svvond high in scoring with il 9.5 zrwrz Hr. Swan f'0Ill'll The- frosh-soph tm-ann, lc-il hy Phil lim-lvx N 14.6 points pm' ganna' QLYOIYLQIQU, l'OIIlpl0li'4l :L s mon 1'01'o1'd of 8 wins and I2 lossvs. liowvi' Wm P' Iievloy also won the ' ' ' h' inc thion lI0pllX with L .724 pvwoixtzigv. 1 03 Lgc c-V, fGllIll'1l Iluvm' IiIlflll4l', 411111111 NI:un'ir'v Figvlvy, l m'w:11x1 Paul Sc S . J Row 1' C. Holland, C. Cm-vil, R, Bussvtti, A. Burnhurt, B. Thompson. lion' JJ J. Bovor, C. Arold, S. He-lm I Slnythv, R. NI2l,I'illlitZ, A. Wikoff. lfoll' 3: J. Brown, E. Korlcy, R. Smith, HlxI'I'iJIl, BQ. St0llfT0l', li. Mull, J son, Mr. Phvlps. 1fUl1',f.' IJ. Johnson, l'. Bulsor, K. B1'im'kvy, J. Iiovk, l,. Hilllllfxllliill, J. Hill, H. IXl2llldl'll Freshman Basketball Managers Ifllll' l.' li. Howxlrml, CT. CIIIIIIJIJOH. lfnu' j I N: lJ.'I'vgc-Img NI,F:1ls-y, l. Balm-S, ll. IALWLOII. lfou' 3: R. SWIIIISOII, K. Zic'kuhl', J. fil'l'lIll'll. 106 The Pause That Refreshes . . . Athletic Directors IH! Ifflf Nl1 l5 1 Kill tl lin I 1 Nl! NX lllll X I Xtll Il lm 1 1 Iit'll lim-tx ' V , 'al -xx Ron' I: IJ. I42l.Wt0Il, C'. Czullplmll, C. Coss, P. Bzllsvr, R. Lvzxkv, IS. NYilsou. lfrm' J: K. Zivkuhr, S. Elm, 1' NI. Hvnry, P. Bulvs, H. Klwvwm-sky, R. LQSAQQ-. lfuu' J: 'l'. Folk, IJ. Hvy, 'l'. lizxlsvr. K. IM-twv' x', f. llo1'cl', M. NIIIVIJIIIY, IJ. C7uopm', R. Kimmn. llll S Rolf: R Golf Golf Sensors qfl In lfigllli Tc-rl Folk, XIV. Sll11I'Ill' Cmu-lr, Yfllil IM Il lic 108 lfou' I: C. Slothower, L. Hannemzm, J. Williams, C. Fichter, IJ. Johnson, C. Arold. l?01l'2.' P. K1-011-y, D. Blll'lN'l .I. Cullvy, K. Iiittwspnr-11, IJ. Tolnud, L. Blm-k. Row 3: J. Gasser, D. Kuousv, B. Underwood, ll. R.llj'1ll0Illi, J Mr-Laila. Tennis Tennis Seniors wood. 109 lngfllolf-1'gil1l.' Ilzivm- Knmisv, llaxvv Rilyllliilili, Mr IAIIIIIIUINIIIIHI 'C:01ll'il, Joi- Ci:1ssv1', Bill lvllllvl' H11 H1111' I: R. NY:111r1, 11. N1-W1-111111-1', J. S11111111, 13. Sw:11111y, 11. A1111111's1111, B. Wi111-11, J. 11i1'11:11'11s. lfllll' J: R. 111111111-s Ix 171-Arvil, J. 11111'1:11'11, A. .I111111s1111, 111. 111111g, F. C'11iv111't1111, li. Villllzil. 11'1111' fi: S. K1111111y, li. 11:11'g:1':1v11, 11. N11-1111ls fl X11 1 :1111s, 11. K1111:11', Ii, 111111:11111, 13. N11-1D1111'1111. N112 S111111 C11111'11. ll' I.' J. IS11111, 13. 1 111k, lx, Nl1'C:11'g:11', J. J:11'1111s, 1. G1111111, 13. '111lI1Il1lJSUll, NI. c111il1i11'j'. IF1111' 3: N112 xx1l11l1'1i 9111311111-11, A. Wi1i1111. 51. 1'11:1s11'1', 11. '1'1'g1'11'1', C. 1I1111:11111, IJ. 1i1111'l', 17. S11:1111i, N111 Y:111111 .Xss'1 f'11:11'11. I1'1111 1 li. 111-Arvil, 11. N1-1-1111:1111, R. l.f111'11111, IJ. SIllj'11l1', 15. N1:11'111111z, 13. 1111111-. 1'11111' v111's11v 11-11111'm1111 1'111111'111111 111 1'11Zll'11 1,111yl1 Swan f111' 11111 1058 11':11'11 s1111s1111. .11111i111 f11lll1'1i 131111111-1'11 11-11 11111 l'111lll'lll1l'S as 111- 1-11111- 111 111111 111 11111 100 111111 200 j'Ill'11 11z1s1111s, 1111 I I 111112111 jump, 111111 11111 1'111z1ys. S1-111111' 111111 N11- 1,11NY1'11 1'1l1l 1111- 110 Y2l1'11 1111511 211111 11l1' 1'111z1ys s1111i111' 11111113111 .X11il1l1S 1'11111111'11111 111 1111- 111-1g111s 111111 S11111111' 111111 SW1111113' 1'2l11 11111 Ill111'. 111111-1 l'1'1ll1'1l1l1g2Q 111111-111111111111111 11'111'11 111111 X 11112121 l1l 1111 11111'11111s 111111 1111111 Y111111, .1111111 11111'1111'11 111111 1311.11 .Xmvs 111 1111- S80 y2l1'11 1111s11. 111111 11111111 1i11111ll 1ii1'11y 111111111111, 111111 111111 11111111111 111 11l1'W1'112Q111S 110 Senior Trackmen I,2l1'l'j' N1xXX'f'flllll'I' Kimwgv AKIQIIIIS Hmm lim-llxn Iiogvr Wada' A:11'u11 JOIIIISUII Holm Swain-y .Iulm fil'I'l2ll'll Kc-11 lim-Arvil Bob Nlvl Juwr I ' ' ,xii Qi V -- .fi 3 Row 1: W. Morisse, li. Roystor, R. Madden, IJ. Johnson, J. Nelson, J. Burke, R. Rowe. Row B. Mulkins, E. Detweilor, N. Buvkaloo, C. Contreras, R. Wolfe, R. Atteberry, D. Shank. ll?0Il' 3: J. Mortensen, ID. Mercer, M. Gann, C. Bruce, B. Guthrie, P. Sereg, M. Figeley. Baseball Left lo righl: Mr. Bogott -Coawh, Bill Guthriv, Ron Atteberry. Paul Screg, Chic-o Contreras, Bob Mulkins, Maurice Figoley, Absent: Dave Adler. I .,......M 1 ' . 112 M11 DIXUH LIGHTS .W 10 I kj 4 ok fi 5 ' 71- A dll ' In Your Savings Account, large or small iff' always welcome at Dixon Loan and Building Association East First St. Dixon, III. 'I'I're 1958 DIXONIAN Printed by ROGERS PRINTING COMPANY DIXON and CHICAGO, ILLINOIS The 1958 DIXONIAN Engravings by .IAHN 81 OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS S F U L F S S H U LUNCHES N O CANDY SUNDAES D P SPORTING GOODS A P E Open Seven Days A Week E Mac D an F. X. NEWCOMER AND COMPANY Insurance Loans Farm Supervision Bonds Real Estate PHONE 4-1621 202 FIRST STREET D1xoN, ILL. IVIASSEYHS ACE HARDWARE DIXON'S COMPLETE HARDWARE HARDWARE - HOUSEWARES - PAINTS - TOOLS SPORTING GOODS - GIFTS - TOYS 88 Galena Ave. DIXON, ILL. Phone 2-0511 ITIFIHERS OF FIDE ICG CRSFIITI L 73 9 DELBERT C. LONG SPORTSMAN Mercury Outboard Motors Boot Trailers, American Crosby Boots Everything in Sporting Goods 1814 W. Third St. Phone 2-7641 DIXON, ILLINOIS FAIRFAX HARDWARE 211 First St. Phone 3-0171 EXTENDS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1958 YOU CAN GET IT FROM FAIRFAX COMPLIMENTS DIXON NEW CAR DEALERS Roberts Ford Sales, Inc. FORD Campbell Motor Sales STUDEBAKER Harrison Motor Sales CHEVROLET - CADILLAC Hemminger NasI1 Sales NASH Willard Jeep Sales Marshall DeSoto Plymouth DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH I. E. Miller 81 Son CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Bollman Motor Sales Terminal Pontiac, Inc. PONTIAC Trader Motor Sales OLDSMOBILE Zeien Buick Company BUICK BORDEN'S MILK DIXON RECREATION RUSS OECHSEL, Distributor D1XoN Phone 4-0251 AUTOMATIC PINSPOTTERSU Congratulations to the Class of 1958 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 208 W. First Dixon, illinois Vogue Shoppe SHINNERS MEATS Q P E D WHERE THE EMPLOYEES ,lumor8t etite resses 205 First Street Good Luck Grads Canteen Service Charles Farrington Complete Food Vending Tel. 3-6391 Dixon Lt J, WELCH Co. 102 FIRST STREET Real Estate and Insurance DIXON, ILLINOIS Ph. 3-8171 2-9671 Igvautifnl Qlhzmrl 15111 FUNERAL HOME MEMORIAL PARK EVERYTHING IN ONE CONVENIENT PLACE AT TIME OF NEED 1121 NORTH ON GALENA PHONE 3-1381 Youlll Enjoy Trading at Ames .......... AMES ,--- FURNITURE CO. Kroehler Furniture - Simmons Bedding - Carpets and Rugs Free Delivery Within 100 Miles OWENS NAYLOR 8 CO- SPORT SHOP Across from Post Oflice Down Stairs Yours For Sports Quality Farm Machinery Phone 4-8331 George and Russ's Service Dealers in Sinclair Products Largest Exclusive Manufacturer 742 N Gale Phon 2 8471 of Men,S Dress Shoes 118 Good Luck Grads HILL BROS. SUPER MARKET The Best in Fine Foods 1129 North Galena Avenue Free Parking WESTGOR MUSIC ALWAYS FIRST WITH THE FINEST Across from Wards VENIER'S Jewelers REGISTERED PERFECT BLUEBIRD DIAMONDS 210 FIRST STREET DIXON, ILL. BEST WISHES, GRADS! ELLER 81 WILLEY BLOCK CO. FROM CONCRETE BLOCK W ALGREEN Palmyra Road JGHNSAGENCY DRUG STORE DIXON PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTSH 119 Compliments of Medusa Portland Cement Company COME LIMENTS TO THE DIXONIAN STAFF EARL W. JAMES Congratulations to the Class of 1958 lljaid Ckmierd MURPHY'S Certified Super Market Serve Yourself ond Save FINEST IN MEATS Corner Brinton Ave. and E. Bradshaw DIXON'S STYLE STORE FOR MEN's CLOTHES IS HANK HENRY'S The Boys going to College Shop There HANK HENRY, INC. Smartly Styled Men's Wear CHESTER GORAL MATT GORAL wilt-up Rgoiing , ' I Floor Tile: Aspgalt Ifaubbei' aterproo ng or , aque Asbest S R of W ll T1 :Plastic steel Tile Rgofs 0 S 6 90 H E Qs a Aldniinum, Ceramic Slate Roofs Carpeting I V- WALLTIL-E' G I!! llllld RYE. DIXUI. ILL Earl F. Slagle and Son Fine Printing WILCOX JEWELRY WATCHES - DIAMONDS Gifts for Every Occasion 110 Galena Ave. Phone 4-0241 CONGRATULATIONS DIXQN K'TS0N'S AND Custom Built Furniture LEE THEATERS Furniture Repairing Phone 3-4643 Fourth Ave. DIXON H A M I L L ' S Furniture Store Furniture - Carpets - Draperies 216 First Street Telephone 3-0451 SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE Edna N. Nattress Shop 124 GALENA AVENUE DIXON, ILLINOIS DIXON'S FASHION CORNER Cahil1's Electric See Shop Us Flrst PHONE 4-0011 l or 213 First Street 114 E. First Dial 3-8681 121 The Dixon Chamber of Commerce 74 Galena Ave. - Tel. 3-0261 This is an organization of businessmen, professional men, industrialists and farmers, working to promote the commercial, industrial, educational and farming growth of the community. These men and women are willing to devote their time and money to the Dixon Chamber of Commerce, because they know that as the Whole community improves so will their businesses and community life. A voluntary organization welcomes as members, any individual or firm of reputable character. 7 51,04 6 slam gm, HAROLD C. COOK 103 E. First Ph. 2-1541 HOME LUMBER AND COAL CC. uHome Builders for Home Folks Building Material, Wire Fencing da Fuel 411-417 FIRST STREET TELEPHONE 2-1571 DIXON, ILLINOIS For Quality, Style and Service Buy GAS 8K OIL MEN and BOYS WEAR AT FOR LESS U. S. ROYAL TIRES BOYNTON-RICHARDS CO. 122 VILLIGERS ' I DRUG STORE Kf m 5 Furniture and Floor Coverings PRESCRIPTIONS Phone 4-0441 84-86 Galena Sherman-Williawzs Paint Dixon's Oldest and Most Modern 115 First St. Phone 3-0251 Furlliture Store SINCLAIR AIRTITE OIL DISTRIBUTOR CONTRACTORS and ENGINEERS JOHN J. FOX 607 De ol Avenue Dixon 3-8861 Sth and Central Place Ph. 3-9671 R - - Dixon, illinois WILBUR LUMBER COMPANY 83 - 85 S. Peoria Ave. Extends Best Wishes To the Class of 1958 WHERE THE HOME BEGINS LAWTON BROTHERS DAIRY Manufacturers and Distributors of Pasteurized Grade A Milk and Lawton's Extra Rich Ice Cream Dairy Products of Excellence 114 NORTH PEORIA AVE. DIXON, ILLINOIS ' ' ' Bar Vzszt Our Modern Dazry Our gm' IMAJAQ5 go you .xdfuaya Congrafufafiona Reynolds Wire Division NationalfStandard Company DIXON, ILLINOIS INDUSTRIAL WIRE CLOTH PHONE 2-0091 BATTERIES TIRES COFFEY IMPLEMENT STORES 1904 South GaIenc Avenue DIXON, ILLINOIS INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS PARTS ' SERVICE FARMALL TRACTORS ' FARM IMPLEMENTS AND ACCESSORIES GEHANT 81 DICKINSON The Office Men's Department Store Franchised Underwood Agency 119 Peoria - Dixon, Illinois GRACEY FUR SHOP Storage - Cleaning - Restyling 212 NO. HENNEPIN AVE. PHONE 4-0021 WE DELIVER DIXON, ILL. PRESCRIPTIONS COSMETICS Western Auto Store Home Owned by LYLE E. BELLOWS, ELWOOD C. RICKARD 83 GuIeno Avenue Dixon, IIIinois Phone 3-9841 SHOES RUBBERS HO SIERY For the Entire Family ERZ I N G E R'S Shoe Store f .etlwff . 'URUG9' S 1 19 FIRST STREET DIXON, ILLINOIS PHONE 4-1971 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Ackerson's Shoe Store Serving Northern Illinois for 17 Years FIRST 81 GALENA Phone 3-8281 Home of 110 E. lst St. Dixon Trimtred, Poll Parrot and Rand Shoes P A U L S E N ' S CLYDE SHOMAKER C H I C K E N 508 Depot Avenue HONEGGER LAYERS Phone 4-9041 DIXON HATCHERY 27 Hennepin Ave. Phone 3-9941 ' 7 Z? ,W A Trem s ai 'J 5 e ' e jewelry Store ,mms Known for Fine Dimnonds and M , , Better Glfts for Over 10 Years ,p n and DAN c no ' ' 'LL o 201 First street Phone 2-7151 DIXON FOR QUALITY U YLE - sn-: NN Y-s FOR ALL YOUR CLOTHING NEEDS WALTER C. KNACK COMPANY WHOLESALE CIGARS - TOBACCO - CIGARETTES CONFECTIONERY - NOVELTIES IMPORTER - JOBBER DIXON, ILLINOIS KLINE'S DEPT. STORE THE STORE THAT HAS EVERYTHING Phone 4-9711 QUALITY GAS 8a OIL FOR LESS FAST FRIENDLY SERVICE MARTIN SERVICE STATION 521 Galena Avenue DIXON ROOFING CO. GEO. W. HOLLAND, Owner ROOFING - SIDING - INSULATION COMBINATION WINDOWS 8z, DOORS SPOUTING, AWN INGS, DOOR CAN OPIES E. River Rd. Dixon, Ill. CHICAGO AVENUE CERTIFIED GROCERY Quality Groceries Meats Everyday LOW PRICES H. Bay J. McClanahan FAIRVIEW FARM DAIRY GRADE A Pasteurized and Homogenized Milk 1114 Galena Ave. Delivery Routes in DIXON-POLO-STERLING-ROCK FALLS BILL'S CLARK SUPER 100 522 S. GALENA AVE. DIXON, ILL. For Your Best Buy CLARK SUPER 100 Deluxe CLEANERS and TAILORS When You Think of Cleaning Think of DELUXE CLEANERS For Your Service We Repair Zippers and Put New Ones On Phone 2-0711 127 FAZZI T K Ejdppliance 109 N. Galena Phone 2-7241 DIXON 1958 AUTOGRAPHS Support DIXONIAN Advertisers DIXONIAN BAND Page 80 Dixon Floral Company Jones Funeral Home J. J. Newberry and Company BAND Page 81 Miller Music Store Montgomery Ward Inc. Underwood's Gulf Service Overstreet's jewelry SPANISH CLUB Page 66 Bowman's Shoe Company Ford Hopkins DRAMATIC CLUB Page 59 Newman Motors Potters Cleaners Strub 8a Vest Texaco Service Beiers Bread Inc. MADRIGAL SINGERS Page 79 Prince Ice Cream Castle, Inc. West River St., Dixon, Ill. Sweet's Shell Service 223 Galena Ave., Phone 4-8251 PAGE SPONSORS VARSITY TENNIS Page 109 Huffman Oil Company Home Owned-Home Operated 707 North Galena, Phone 3-9291 F.F.A. Page 63 Good Luck and Best Wishes to Dixon Chapter F.F.A. DIXON ONE STOP SERVICE Farm Store FRESH-SOPH FOOTBALL Page 93 Homer B. Schildberg, Photographer 209 Peoria Ave., Phone 2-8441 CROSS-COUNTRY Page 97 ROCK RIVER READY MIX Mr. George W. Lindquist FRESH-SOPH BASKETBALL Page 103 KLEIN 8a HECKMAN INC. Plumbing 8a Heating Contractors 1037 Third St., Dixon, Ill. VARSITY FOOTBALL I H. A. Roe. Co. Page 92 Corner First and Peoria, Phone 3-1011 Anywhere, USA. only Seconds Away Raynor Manufacturmg Co' with Direct Distance Dialing E. River Road, Dixon, Ill. DIXON HOME TELEPHONE COMPANY LIBRARY CLUB Page 62 VARSITY TRACK Mansion Nursing Home Page 110 403 E. Fellows, Dixon, 111., Phone 4-9491 CITY NATIONAL BANK IN DIXON Melvin Funeral Home Complete Banking Service 202 E. Fellows, Dixon, Ill., Phone 3-8381 Your Good Neighbor in Business Ken Mall Insurance Agency Member Dixon Nat'l Bank Bldg., Phone 2-8171 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation VARSITY BASKETBALL Page 102 DIXON NATIONAL BANK The Friendly Bank with the Revolving Clock Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation P2 K. N if 'a Q1 ,., 1 1: 'J if X Y xv' 'S . 5 . ii 5 52 2 S 5 an P3 'S af 5 5 2 2 5 E 5 E E a
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