Dixon High School - Dixonian Yearbook (Dixon, IL)

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Senior Attendant Sue LeFevre Homecoming Queen Janice Russman Senior Attendant Lynn Predmore Junior Attendant Freshman Attendant Mary McCoy Joanne McCoy Sophomore Attendant Sherrie Farley 12

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 STUDENT LIFE In the beginning, the leaves are still on the trees, the grass is green, and the air is warm. The school is deserted. Suddenly, the DHS campus comes alive with students running and shouting, “What hour do you eat lunch? , “Who's your history teacher? Extra-curricular activities begin again with the emphasis on the students themselves. A main portion of a student's life is as- sociated with school-sponsored clubs, elections, athletic events, and stage productions. Most of these activities require extra effort and more time, but the rewards are well worth the strain. The good and bad times of a stu- dent are not entirely brought on by school activities. Jobs, leisure moments, and events in the community all form a person’s character and help one’s development. This section is devoted to portraying the students of Dixon High School as they are in their role of teenagers in a modern world. n

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Queen Jan thinks back on the exciting Homecoming,activities. 13