To Learn and Never Be Filled . . . To Love and Never Be Drained . Anon. ✓ eW4d9 2 4 DIXONIAN 1970 DIXON HIGH SCHOOL DIXON, ILLINOIS VOLUME 56 Mark Jordan and Kenneth L. Miller check the conservation of momentum Pep Rally high-jinks spark spirit. Foreword As the enrollment of Dixon High School becomes greater each year, the search to be recognized as an indi- vidual also seems to grow. Thinking solitude is the key to the answer, the youths of today are seeking them- selves and because they forget that the solution cannot be found alone, many are unsuccessful in their first at- tempt. But as teenagers grow, they realize their search can be greatly simplified by reaching out to another person. When youths try, they produce admirable re- sults without fail. When one sees the result of youths joining hands, he becomes confident there will be a new tomorrow and a brighter day. Choosing the theme of reaching out, the DIXONIAN staff has adapted it in portraying your lives as students at DHS. We have attempted to show your accomplish- ments of this past year as you were reaching out in the various facets of education. Phil Tarvin emphasizes his point against Doug Gallentine Table of Contents Student Life.................................................... 8 Activities..................................................... 22 Sports......................................................... 62 Academics...................................................... 86 Classes........................................................102 Coach Vail wraps protecting tape for Boh Duffy. 7 STUDENT LIFE The world of 1969 offers its young people endless opportunities. It is a fast moving place, and we, as teenagers, must be prepared to meet its challenges. We must be constantly striving to make ourselves better people. This year at Dixon High School we have had many chances to improve our minds and round out our per- sonalities. Through our participation in school- sponsored activities, we have given ourselves, our teachers, and our community a variety of achievements to be proud of. We have ex- pressed ourselves and attained our goals in areas such as athletic events, dramatic produc- tions, and club activities. This portion of our yearbook pictures us, the youth of today, reaching, always striving, to prepare ourselves for the varied settings of today’s world. Li 1 Abner Company is Largest on DHS Stage “Ah intends to give you a spoonful everyday till the day you dies . . . and for several weeks thereafter! Speaking about her famous Yokumberry Tonic, Mam- my Yokum opened the spring musical production of Lfi Abner with a roar of laughter from the audience which did not die until the final scene. In producing Lfl Abner the fine arts department, along with many other individuals, put in hours of hard work in costuming, memorization, and staging. Every- one involved would have to agree there were moments of disgust and dispare, but these were far outnumbered by the fun of putting on a comedy like Li’l Abner. With the largest cast in Dixon High history, Li’l Abner called for more preparation than any previous musical, but it also had the distinction of being the big- gest production yet. Li’l Abner was directed by Mr. Wiltz, with the assistance of Mrs. Carter as dramatic coach. Ah has spoken! says Mammy. The scientists express dedicat ion to their methods. The senator says Dogpatch will Ik bombed The Dogpatchers learn they must move. n Ottawa spectators watch as Dixon Dukes score. Homecoming attendants star in spotlight dance. Ottawa Spoils Dixon s Homecoming, 32—7 DHS spirit was apparent as the student body dis- played traditional enthusiasm for Homecoming week. Monday, designated as Class Decorations Day, heralded the commencement of Homecoming Week as the classes decorated their respective areas. Designated as Dukes Day, Tuesday honored the members of both the Frosh- soph and Varsity football squads. On Wednesday the coaches were recognized for their service and homerooms elected finalists for the queen’s court. The pep rally at Bower's Field and later the bonfire highlighted Thursday —Spirit Day. Friday night excitement reached a peak as the Dukes Marching Band presented the members of the Home- coming court during the pre-game ceremonies. Members of thecourt included the Duke, Joel Nagv; Duchess, Deb- bie Rogers; freshman attendant, Terri Tieken; sopho- more attendant, Julie Sanford; and the junior attendant, Peggy Jones. Suspense mounted as the three queen can- didates, Judi Baker, Jamie Curtis, and Wendy Weigle arrived on the Homecoming float. When the results of the voting were announced, Doug Schuler and Jeff Foster crowned Judi Baker queen. During the contest that fol- lowed the Dukes were unable to stop the tough LaSalle- Peru team and lost the battle, 32—7. On Saturday night, pumpkins, scarecrows, and the moon were themes as DHS students and alumni attended “Autumn on the Moon, the Homecoming dance. Featur- ing the Soltar, the dance brought a climatic ending to the week's festivities. 12 Kugene Silva attempts a pass interception against Ottawa. 13 Captains Schuler and Foster crown Judi. Homecoming Queen Judi Baker Senior Attendant—Jamie Curtis Senior Attendant—Wendy Weigle U Junior Attendunt—Peggy Jones Sophomore Attendant—Julie Sanford Freshman Attendant—Terry Tieken Debbie Rogers and Joel Nagy are Duke and Duchess. 1969 Homecoming Queen Judi Baker and her court. 16 Wavnc Neal feels a head-ache coming. Mike Farster fixes radio in electronics class. Carol Hamilton helps Mr. Schultz clean the box-office windows. German Band serenades downtown shoppers. Jim Heintzleman works on a woods project. Jon Warfel leads band halftime rehearsal. 17 Rhondi Reed stars in Everybody Loves Opal Mrs. Helen Carter, drama director, chose the comedy. Everybody Loves Opal for this year’s fall play. The cast includes Monte Long as Brad Winter, Kenneth L. Mil- ler, as Solomon Bojo. David Herzog, as the doctor, Wayne Neal, as officer Jankie, and Gay Yeazel, as Gloria Gulock. Rhondi Reed played the leading roll as Opal Kronkie. Four of the six members of the cast were seniors and National Thespians. “Everybody Loves Opal provided a change from last year's more serious production, and the cast received standing ovations after each performance. The members of the family toast their health. Opal and her cat pose before the understanding plant. Opal gets a disgusting insurance physical. Boaz struggles with Bruce when he accuses his son of murder. Boaz consoles his neighbor. Richards, Neal, Melnyk Make District Cast This year Dixon High School’s Drama Depart- ment presented Footfalls at both Conference and District Contests sanctioned by NCIC. This one-act drama centered around a blind cobbler, Boaz Portuquez (John Melnyk), and his son, Manuel (Wayne Neal). Boaz was overly pro- tective toward his son and refused to let him work. Hence the townspeople throught of Manuel as lazy. One of Boaz’s tenants, Bruce Campbell (Bob Smith) takes advantage of the town's opinion of Manuel to blame a robbery and a murder on him. Mrs. Helen M. Carter, the DHS speech instruc- tor, was director of Footfalls. Under her direction, the team advanced to Sectional by placing second at the District meet. Bruce greets a fisherman friend of Boaz. Manuel cleans his father's shop. 19 Mesfin prepares to sample Dixon's cafeteria food. Dixonian staff members find time to chat with Mesfin Mesfin and Tom DePaul study sound waves with an oscilloscope. Ethiopian, Mesfin Haile Comes To Dixon High After becoming the pen-pal of a DHS student, Mesfin Haile, decided to become a student here himself. The eighteen year old son of an Ethiopian senator came to America for five years the first of which was spent liv- ing with Greg Kishbaugh and going to Dixon High. Mesfin carried five advanced subjects this year including U.S. History, Current History, Geometry, Project Physics and his own favorite English IV. Mesfin is one of 8 boys and 3 girls, and plans to spend his next 4 years in the U.S. at Carthage College majoring in either Political Science or Economics. At the end of this time he wishes to return to his native Ethiopia and become involved in the government. 20 George Ruffin displays his ineptness at yoga during a school assembly Lloyd Kerley operates an electronic tester in class. Joy Schafer signs Terry Edward's cast during French class. 21 ACTIVITIES DHS offers a great variety of activities to satisfy the demanding needs of a growing student body as well as those of each individ- ual student. Students of Dixon High School have demonstrated their high school spirit and sense of responsibility through their active participation in school functions. Through stu- dent support, student council sponsored a needy family drive, GAA sponsored a March of Dimes collection, and FTA continued its tutoring program. Success depends on cooperation. Only by each student reaching out to fulfill his role can club plans become a reality. Mr. Richard Boyer—Adviser Paul Curnutte—Treasurer The beginning of the 1969-1970 school year marked another period of Student Council participation in school affairs. Led by president Craig Harrison, vice-president Mike McCarthy, treasurer Paul Curnutte, Secretary Kev- in Patenberg, and advised by Mr. Richard Boyer and Mrs. Sandra Burrows, the Council's first task was reviewing and approving the dress code. Working closely with the administration and faculty, the Student Council sought to revise the dress code completely and set up a more modern and flexible one. With the advent of winter, Spirit Weeks were sponsored bv the Student Council to raise the spirit of the student body. Before Christmas the annual Goodfellows’ Drive was held to raise money to help the needy families of Dixon. Leadership has been the key word in all functions of the Student Council this year. To improve leadership qualities, the officers attended workshops and conventions in various communities and also sponsored a workshop for students of Dixon High School. It was their hope that through these various sessions, the Student Council would become an effective organization working for the betterment of Dixon High School. Mike McCarthy—Vice-President Mrs. Sandra Burrows—Adviser 24 Kevin Pantenberg—Secretary Craig Harrison—President Special Committees Up- Date Student Dress Code FRONT ROW: Vicky Wimken, Patty Owen, Mark Zinnen. ROW’ 2: Candy Keller, Jeanne Oechsel, Mark Gustafson, Greg Baker. Gordy Jones. ROW 3: John Nagy, Craig McCarthy, Geirge Ruffin, Steve Bontz, Nancy Black, Dave Love. 25 FROM ROW: Tom Anderson. Jerry Brown. Sue Bailey. Nancy Deutsch. Mary McCarthy, Jan Conroy ROW 2: Jeff Shular. Sheri Wendler, Gil Schumm. Emma Bell. Matt Scudder, Robin Marshall. FRONT ROW: Jeff Wasson, Tom Topper, Mike F.mmcrt. ROW 2: Gary Kopacz, Dean Mades, Mike James, Jack Vail. ROW3: Mike Riley, John Zuend, Fran Fassler, Jeff Huffman. 26 Craig Harrison explains Spirit Week. FRONT ROW: Carol Carlson, Mary Jo Dempsey, Ann Miller, Donna Carlson, Vicki Rebuck. ROW 2: Jim Miller, Carolyn Stiles. Mitch Stecler, Debbie Hintz, Connie Ferguson. Student Council Tries Dress Code Changes FRONT ROW: Jamie Curtis, Judi Brainerd, Joan Appleman. Jill Lafever, ROW 2: Patti Hodges. Debbie Shiaras, Peg L’Heureux, Judy Barnes, Marilyn Hoover ROW 3: Laura Jacobs, Mike Farster, Tom Cies, Dave Fried- richs, Jon Bales. 27 FRONT ROW: Hal Hamersmith. Steve Manon. ROW 2: Mary Mekeel, Edwin Callahan. Leonard Petrie. Rhondi Reed. John Roe. ROW 3: Wayne Neal. Doug Gallentine, Ken Dunwoody, Rob Hint .. Rusty Edwards. FRONT ROW: Becky Walker, Sandy Golcy, Kathy Ardler, Mill) Strodtman. Sandy Predmore. ROW 2: Glen Swarts, Doug Kortemeier. Wendy Weigle, Sue Friedrichs. Patti Jo Thomas. ROW 3: John Preston. Tom Foster, Tom Wadsworth. Brad Dickson, Jim Topper. 28 LIBRARY CLUB FRONT ROW: Karla Eisele. Debby Eckhart, Nancy Slothower ROW 2: Lisa Beckingham. Joy Eiselc, Clara Cover, Nancy Myers, Jeane Alter. ROW 3: Tina Perch, Vickie Reglin, Mary Aldorfer, Joy Schafer. Kathy Zickuhr, Rhonda Untiedt. HALL MONITORS FRONT ROW: Jean Butterbaugh. Julie Sanford, Cheryl Wilkinson. Jill LaFever, Patty Love, Jeanne Oechsel. Peggy Hayes. Cherrie Mades, Carlene Cover ROW 2: Mary Jo Elliott, Shelby MacRunnels, Diane Schotka. Gloria Distin, Cathy Scharpf, Linda Van Oosten. Jeane Alter, Debbie Walls, Mary Cook ROW 3: Debbie Topping, Margie Katz, Debbie Cunningham. Rondi Reed, Nona Haller. Kathy Wald- schlager, Mary Belcher. Cathy Broman. Debbie Sullivan. Linda Dennis. 29 STUDENT INVESTORS FRONT ROW: Donna Carlson, Judy Wien- man, Lauie Buckingham, Patti Jo Thomas, Kay Tittsworth. John Roc. ROW 2: Richard King. Dennis Boynton, Dave Hoyle. Kenneth L. Miller. John Robertson. Randy Renne. ROW 3: Wayne Neal, Shirley SIS Members Invest in New Stock In its second year at DHS, the Student Investors Syn- dicate offered a profitable method for students to gain knowledge of the stock market. Utilizing the five dollar dues paid monthly by its members, the SIS purchased shares of stocks and securities through the major stock exchanges of the country. President Ken Miller, with the aid of vice-president Tom Wadsworth, treasurer Wayne Neal, and secretary Patty Jo Thomas, led the Syndicate for the '69-70 year. The advisor for the SIS is Mr. Dan Moats. Rcigle. Brad Dickson, Rhonda Rendleman, Suzi Mackh, Doug Korte- meier, Nancy Nichols. Jerome Kay. ROW 4: Robin Tolle, Steve Bush- man, Mark Jordan, Ken Dunwoodv, Timothy Britz, Bruce Hill, Dc- waine Nelson, Tom Wadsworth ---- Ann Murphy DAR Winner | Ann Murphy was the 69-70 recipient of the DAR award. Based on character, citizenship, and patriotism, Ann and two other senior girls were elected by their classmates. The faculty then made the final decision by voting on the three semi-finalists. Ann and her mother were invited to luncheons in both Dixon and Chicago. Ann was a member of Future Teachers, GAA Spanish Club, National Honor Society, and Quill and Scroll. She served as secretary of Student Council during her sophomore year and was co-editor of the Dixonian her senior year. 30 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW: Pam Nagy. Candy Keller. Jill LaFever, Sandy Kness, Carol Carlson, Jeanne Oechsei. ROW 2: Becky Brauer, Joyce Snodgrass, Debra Kortemeier. Susan Faley. Penny Bruce. Ann Murphy. Dean Mades. ROW 3: Diane Wil- Don Detweiler SAR Winner liams. Peg L'Hcureux, John Melnvk, Carolyn Sliles, Gil Schumm, Rosemary Kopeck. Mike McCarthy. Don Detweiler ROW 4: Anita Contreras. Joanne Williams, Terry Edwards, Penny Mclntire, Gregory Young, Susan Williams. Mary Aldorfer. Leonard Petrie. 29 Seniors Sworn Into National Honor Society To honor students displaying outstanding abilities in scholastic and extracurricular activities at DUS, the Blackhawk Chapter of National Honor Society was formed in 1956. Every spring ten percent of the junior class and fifteen percent of the senior class are initiated into N.H.S. Selections of these students by faculty and club members are based upon character, leadership, scholarship, and service qualities present in the student. Acting as advisor to the club was Mr. John McClin- tock. The annual Dixon Sons of the American Revolution Good Citizenship Medal was awarded to Donald Det- weiler. Each senior homeroom student nominated a student of his choice. This number was reduced to the top three and the faculty chose the recipient. The award is based on the student's dependability, cooperation, leadership, and patriotism as exhibited in high school. Don was an active member of the class of 1970. His activities included four years of varsity golf, Future Teachers Association, Lettermen’s Club, National Hon- or Society, Quill and Scroll, Dixini, and Dixonian, serving as sports editor for both. 31 Chess Club Provides Student Competition Chess Club is for any DHS student who is interested in improving his chess skills. Meet- ing every Tuesday, the members work to achieve the goal of playing every other mem- ber at least once. The 69-70 program was organized by Bill Swanson and John Melynk under the supervision of Mr. James Higby. CHESS CLUB FRONT ROW: Rick Lovett. Patti Jo Thomas. ROW 2: Steve Szabo, Dennis Jacobs. John Melnyk. ROW 3: Robin Toole. Dewaine Nelson, Dirk Pogue, Bill Swanson. Tim Hain Captures 2nd Place in Individual Speaking DEBATE CLUB FRONT ROW: Carol Carlson. Lisa Beckingham, Patti Jo Thomas, Nancy Swanson ROW 2: Bill Swanson. Dennis Jacobs. Tim Hain. ROW 3: Robin Toole. Chuck Malone. Bruce Hill. Kenneth L. Miller. “Should Congress prohibit unilateral military intervention by the United States in foreign countries’’ was the NCIC topic for the 69- 70 debate year. Under the direction of Mr. James Rosenberg, the members organized varsity and junior varsity teams which attended tourna- ments at Northern Illinois University, Augustana College, and LaSalle-Peru High School. In- cluded in Dixon’s record was a second place awarded to Tim Hain for individual speaking. Leading the debators this year were Bill Swan- son, president; Robin Toole, vice-president; and Nancy Swanson, secretary. 32 F.F.A. FRONT ROW: Tim Allen, Larry Hummel. Tom Topper. Dora Mobley, Celia Palmer. Leona McNinch, Pat Lamb, Bob Dickson, Debra Voorhies, Bob Miller, Kddie Yingling. ROW 2: David Pratt. John Oliver. Steve Smith. Harold Schmall. Tammy Stevens, Janell Laughrin, Mike Burgess. Gary Van Oosten, Raymond Johns. Dan Cutler, Richard Burgess. ROW 3: Don Hill. David Jacobs. Duane Swartz. David Jones. Ronald Voorhies, Rick Cutler. Mike Hummel, Jay Pipe. Steve Reed, Timothy Merten. Steven Walls. Mike Burrs. ROW 4: Gary Kent. Jerry Bushman. Dennis Rakowski. Calvin Shoe- maker, Phil Schott. Don Otto. David Swartz. David Balls. Rands Reed, Mike Pratt. Dean Swartz. Bill Schmidt. Future Farmers At- tend Progress Show Preparing students for the varied occupations in agriculture was the goal of Future Fanners of America this year. As members of F.F.A. students participated in a Corn Picker Safety- Program, Public Speaking Contests, a state grain and livestock judging meet, and the Illinois F.F.A. Convention. They also attended the Farm Progress Show in Buffalo, Illinois, where they viewed demonstrations of new agricultural methods. Highlighting the spring activities was the AG Shop Fair, a presentation of members livestock and mechanical projects to the entire school. This year s club was under the leadership of Dan Cutler, president; Dennis Rakowski, vice- president; Dave Swartz, secretary; Mike Pratt, treasurer; Dean Swartz, reporter; and Phil Schott, sentinel. Advisor to the club was Mr. Albert Tieken. AG OCCUPATIONS FRONT ROW: Bob Owen, Pat Llewellyn, Mike Jovnt. ROW 2: Steve Hartzel. Dave Henry, Ed Butterbaugh. Timothy Merten. ROW 3: Ted Lenox, Don Otto, Don Beard. Dick Harden. 33 F.T.A. FRONT ROW: Sue Flach, Debbie Topping, Sue McWethy, Sheri Wendler, Sharon Ruth, Becky Baux, Kim Melendrez, Karen Sheridan, Lisa Beckingham ROW 2: Joan Sendra. Virginia Kastner. Judy Marcinkowski. Connie Williams, Margie Routine, Marilyn Hoover. Wendy Welker, Debby Schofield. Sue Hallquist, Connie Ferguson. ROW 3: Judy Barnes, L. Shoaf. Larry Kerley, Mary Al- dorfer, Anita Contreras. C. D'Albani, Gail Ryser, D. Meyer, Cindi Braden, Flainc Kalas, Donnetta Petrie. D. Kortimeier. ROW 4: Joyce Page. Mary Powers, Nancy Nichols, Penny Mclntire, Tammy Davis, Joy Schafer. Lisa Waytenick, Debbie Blackburn, Helen Harshman, Terry Edwards, Lori May. F.T.A. Members Tutor Grade School Students Dixon High School s Future Teachers’ Association consists of 83 sophomores, juniors, and seniors who are interested in a teaching career. Mr. James Rosenberg served as advisor, with a slate of officers which included President, Terry Edwards; vice-president, Don Det- weiler; and secretary-treasurer, Diane Schotka. This club had many activities which included an after game dance, a booth in the school carnival, and a tutoring program in the grade schools. h T.A. FRONT ROW': Jeanne Oechsel, Julia Armstrong. Jill LaFever, Penny Symons, Chris Tayman, Carolyn Byer, Peggy Hayes, Debbie Tourtillott. ROW 2: Greta Schumm. Judy Wienman, Julie Sanford. Sherrie Farley, (Jay Yeazel, Tish Joyce, Patty Richard, Greg Kishbaugh, Debbie Parke ROW'3: Ann Murphy, Cheryl Burket. Susan Faley. Sherry Show, Debbie Smith, Debbie Gilbert. Sandy Kness, Diane Shaffer, Jamie Curtis. ROW 4: Catherine Edwards, Diane Schotka. Stan Curtis. Don Det- weiler, Deedee Slagle, Carol Chadwick. Danet Santos, Carol Hamilton, Nancy Nusbaum. Nancy Deutsch, Ann Miller. 34 A M C C FRONT ROW: Cherie Mades, Cheryl Bruce, Judy Lyon, Pat Kreps, Glenda Schmidt. Jan Haas. Ksta Dennis, Patty Owen, Eve- lyn Williams ROW 2: Nancy Myers, Connie Muck. Connie Hodo- wanic, Brenda McClellan. Margie Katz, Kimberley Osmer, Denise Swartz. Karen Angleton. Linda Pieper. ROW 3: Kathy Ringler, Kandi A.M.C.C. Gives Exper- ience for Future Careers For students wishing to enter the medical profession, Allied Medical Careers Club offered a year of variety and research into various medical fields. Fall activities were highlighted by a scramble supper followed by a rummage and bake sale to help finance the Christmas dance. A visit to a medical institution, presentation of awards for volunteer service at either the Dixon State School or Dixon Public Hospital, and election of Future Nurse of the Day terminated the 69-70 year. This year AMCC was under the leadership of Barb Oehl, president; Linda Pieper, vice-president; Linda Wohrley, secretary; and Patty Owen, treasurer. Ad- visor of the club was Mrs. Betty Ottwell. Hudson, Debbie Hopper. Betsy Pires, Mary Edwards, Chris Reigle, Zelda Smith. Cindi Braden. Patti Hodges. Barb Oehl. ROW 4: Janice Andrews, Barbara Bell, Judy Smallwood. Linda Wohrley, Mary Lou Ploek. Debbie Jacobs, Rhonda Lntiedt, I.arietta Whitlock, Kathy Zickuhr. Linda Wohrley attends a patient at K.S. B. Hospital. 35 0.0. FRONT ROW: Kathy Myers. Sheila Morris. Deborah Jeremiah. Carla Rustad ROW 2: Lorraine Hill, Pat Rinehart, Vicki Dooley. Karen Biddle. Donna Herwig. ROW 3: Nancy Sheridan, Marge Spotts, Joan LeBlanc. Janet Helfrich, Joan Payne. Julie Love. Local Businesses Employ 0.0. Students Office Occupations, sponsored by Mr. Dan Moats, placed DHS girls in office situations as secretarial train- ing. The club participated in many activities this year. The girls sponsored a bake sale and a dance, and also typed the FFA handbook. OO officers for the first semester were president Nancy Sheridan, vice-president Carla Rustad, secretary Lor- raine Hill, treasurer Marge Spatts, and reporter Donna Herwig. At the January Carnival Office Occupations sponsored the spook house. The Club also sent representatives to both the area conference and the State Leadership Conference. Members of OO kept a scrapbook of all the events in which they participated, and at the end of the year held a banquet for their parents and employers. Penny Bruce prepares an IBM program. At Overstreet’s, Bev Fane displays tableware. 36 I).E. FRONT ROW: Bov Fane. Linda Sieling, Linda Hamburg, Duane Friel. Purzetha Mercer, Al Turner, Diane Miller. ROW 2: Jim Cecchetti, Shelia Pratt, Greg Gordon, Greg Pantenberg, Barb Koechig, Larry Reav. D.E. Students Attend Area Convention The Distributive Education work program of Dixon High School provides exploration of vocational op- portunities in retailing, marketing, wholesaling, and related fields. Through the year D.E. students de- veloped leadership, responsibility, understanding, and appreciation of the field of distribution. Each D.E. stu- dent attended school in the morning, and woked in a chosen field in the afternoon. President Larry Ream assisted Mr. Moats in co- ordinating club activities. Greg Pantenberg and Jim Cecchetti attended the Area Planning Conference. All D.E. students attended the Area D.E. Convention at the Wagon Wheel Lodge. Other club activities included an after-game dance and a banquet for the employees. Dan Moss repairs a juke box. 37 John Summers checks oil at Killiner Motors. C.W.T. Shows Concern by Gift to United Fund This year at DHS the Cooperative Work Training program, helped to span vocational education. Its purpose was to develop the students academically, economically, and socially. With Mr. Montie Yeager as student coordinator, the C.W.T. sent Dixon High School students into many different work-settings within the community. These jobs helped to prepare students for future positions. Members of this year’s C.W.T. program elected the following officers: president, Ken Helfrich; vice- president, Gary Cunningham; secretary, Connie Stoudt; treasurer, Kevin Castle; and parliamentarian, Marsha Preston. C.W.T. activities this year included a teacher’s tea for the purpose of explaining jobs and goals to the teachers, the presentation of a donation to the United Fund, and participation in the school carnival in January. C.W.T. FRONT ROW: Dan Swanson, Pan French, David Nuttall, David Rhodes, Randy Cunningham, Donna Burgctt. ROW 2: Marsha Preston, Gary Pierce. Connie Stoudt. Linda Van Natta, Cathy Stoudt. Harry LaBar. ROW' 3: Don Rhodes, Marie Chesnek, Gary Cunning- ham, Ken Helfrich, Mike Cecchetti, Danny Moss, Cathy Ryan. ROW 4: Boh Fox, Nancy Black. Kevin Castle. Ray Jasper, Mike Digbs, Dennis Miller, Steve Hess. 38 I.C.E. FRONT ROW: Dennis Meridith, Becky Lee, Agnes Chacon, Dave Martin, John Murray, Vicki Day. ROW 3: Roger Thrasher. Terry Penny Bruce, Lorrie Bishop. Mary Kenney, Carlynn Haring, Joy Rains. Dennis Baux, Rick Tetrick. Bob Sheridan, Paul Grodcy, Steve Anderson, Sue Martin, Linda Cecchetti. ROW 2: Mike Katz, Chuck Reuter, Steve Kisele. Fisher, Larry Ulfcrts, Floyd Thomas, Larry Dempsey, John Simmons. I.C.E. Donates Money to Support Indian Child The Industrial Cooperative Education class under the direction of Coordinator Russ Hayes completed its fourth year at DHS with a record enrollment of forty members. The following officers were elected: Dennis Baux, president; Chuck Fisher, vice-president; Penny Bruce, secretary; Helen Harshman, treasurer; and Sherry Strub, reporter. Mike Katz served as Parliamen- tarian, and Sue Martin as State Recorder. This year the ICE class donated $50 to the United Fund; supported an Indian Child; held a teacher’s meeting where school officials and personnel could become acquainted with the ICE program; attended the State VICA Convention; hosted meetings for Region II VICA; and solely organ- ized the Spring Appreciation Banquet for 275 students, parents, and employers. The ICE class is composed of juniors and seniors who spend three or four hours a day training on the job and the remaining of the day in school. In this program each student attends an ICE class period where he studies consumer economics, related technical information on his field of training, and business conduct. In the ICE program a student not only gains two credits, but also helps develop close cooperation between industrial estab- lishments and the community. 39 SCIENCE CLUB FRONT ROW: Rick Lovell, Tom DePauw, Neil Minnis. Alan Mosher. Cheryl Bruce. ROW’ 2: Dennis Jacobs. Chuck Clinker, Bill Swanson, Malcolm Berg. George Grobe, Tim Hain. ROW Science Club Members Sponsor Science Fair One of the primary purposes of this year s Science Club was to bolster interest in science both within and outside the club. Working toward this goal, the club sponsored a science fair. Entry was open to all DHS Students and to selected grade school students. Other activities this year included a slide rule sale, two dances, and the annual spring trip. As in past years, the members also prepared individual science projects, many of which were entries in the science fair. Members this year were required to be enrolled in or to have been enrolled in biology, chemistry, physics, or physiology. The members must maintain a C aca- demic average and prepare a science project. Leadership for this year’s activities was provided by Bill Swanson, president; Penny Bruce, vice-president; Greg Young, secretary-treasurer; Cheryl Bruce, reporter. The advisors for this year were Mr. French and Mr. Ryser. 3: Robin Toole, Geoffrey Reese. Timothy Britz, Gregory Young. Denny Crouse. Greg Giese. Greg Young and Mr. French plan for slide rule sale. •40 SPANISH CLUB FRONT ROW: Teri Williams, Kim Moore, Debbie O’Dair, Linda Seagren, Kristy Ruth. Connie Hodowanic. Linda Eichler, Christi Reed, Debbey Eckhart. Jayne Wiemken. Tish Joyce, Marilyn Shaffer, Nancy Slothower, Delia Rios, Susan Wellman, Sharri Sneek ROW 2: Linda Bark. Debbie llardner, Cathy Knudson, Toni Tilton, Julie Sanford. Sylvia Wallace. Cindy Dunn. Carol Chadwick. Mike llillver. Ron Whitson, Bruce Rhodes. Carol Hamilton, Danet Santos, Clara Cover, Jennie Shelton, Kevin Klein. Alan Mosher. ROW Spanish Club membership increased to 130 in this year, making the club the largest it has ever been. The club began the year by selecting its officers: president, Marilyn Hoover; vice-president, Richard Pinon; treas- urer, Tish Joyce; and secretary, Mary Barnes. The annual Christmas party included the breaking of the pinatas and the singing of carols. Other activities in- cluded trips to Chicago and the Spanish House at the University of Illinois; a carnival booth, a teaching pro- gram; letter exchanges; and movies. For the first time, the club members presented a Spanish drama and composed a newsletter. The activities came to a close with the end-of-the-vear picnic. 3: Laurie Buckingham. Margie Romine, Sheri Wendler, Mary Mekeel, Rhonda Jcske. Nancy Camery, Dcbby Wolf. Debbie Shiaras, Debbie Hint . Judi Brainerd, Teresa Kerley. Marti Jones, Bev Schultz, Marilyn Hoover, Lori Sanford, Mary llelfrich, Ed Boehle ROW 4: Rich Jankowski. Kevin McLauglin, John Sieberns, Joe Parke. Joe Unger, Tom Leggett. Gene Rick, Steve Bontz, Paul Shiaras, Gordon Yeazel, Paul Huffman. Wendy Welker, (.'indy Schulte. Susan Flach, Richard Ruffini. Greg Northrop. Tom Whitehead, Richard Pinon. Members of Spanish Club Produce Spanish Drama SPANISH CLUB FRONT ROW: Sue Bailey, Kim Christiansen. Debbie Gilbert. Joan Michel. Mary Barnes. Gloria Buticofer. Debra Spurgeon. Sue Wilson. ROW 2: Janet Dempsey, Joanne McCoy, John Cover, Deb Schofield, Kelly Stoudt, Judy Barnes, Jerilyn Everhart, Vicki Huyett, Kim Rorer, David Herzog. ROW 3: Kathy Wigginton. Patrieia Healy, Jeff Puffer. Leslie Shoaf. Allan Buccola. Joyce Oellig, Judy Smallwood, Debbie Jacobs, Karen Sheridan, Richard Scheffler ROW 4: Ann Murphy, Mary Powers, Robin Toole. Rhonda Rendleman, Matthew Scudder. Liz Scudder, George Ruffin, Linda Kellen, Debbie Blackburn. Dennis Jacobs, Jean Boward, Linda Lindblom 41 ART CLUB FRONT ROW: Tim McBride, Joan Grove, Jill Blackburn, Linda Seagren. Jane Helin. Vicki Heckman, Nancy Swanson, Man Barnes, Jennie Shelton, Ellen Errico, Chris Amenda. ROW 2: Jan Skibinskie, Sandra Burton, Carla Witzleb, Karen Koblcr. David Evett. Donna Carlson, Pam Zimmer. Cheryl Gerdes, Debbie Rhodes. Man Wentling, Judy Saner ROW 3: Mike Wilcox, Mike Wilke, Vicky Kesselring, Gary Shelton. Julie Deutsch, Regina Strhl, Debbie Korte- meicr, Kathy Waldschlager, Gerry Mosher, Jo Ellen Evett. Jeff O’Malley. Sally Burdge. ROW 4: Kevin McLaughlin, Allan Buccola, Tern Edwards, Penn Mclntire, N'orire Smith, Timothy Britz, Liz Scuddcr, Kathy Crossland, Bruce Hill, Gary Wells, Bob Bryan. Art Club Sells Wares at Carnival Lynne Sorensen sketches with chalk The Art Club is composed of any student presently taking an art course. It is headed by Bruce Hill, presi- dent; Elizabeth Scudder, secretary; and Kathy Crossland, treasurer. The club is presently advised by Mrs. Marie Helen. Each year the Art Club sponsors an exhibit at the school carnival where the students art pieces are sold. The club’s members take a field trip in either the latter part of the fall or early in the spring. In past years the trips have included the House on the Rock and the Chicago Art Institute. 42 THESPIANS FRONT ROW: Greg Kishbaugh. Peg L’Heureux, John Melnyk, Jane Helin, Ellen Errico. ROW 2: Gil Schumm, David Herzog, Gay Yeazel, John Kevern, Dean Mades. Rondi Reed ROW 3: Barb Brown. Bill Filer, Rick Munson, Tim Appen- heimer, Lisa Waytenick, Kenneth Miller. L’Heureux, Long and Reed Lead Thespians The National Thespian Society plays an important part in some activities of Dixon High. The officers for the 69-70 school year were Rondi Reed, president; Monte Long, vice-president; and Peggy L’Heureux, secretary-treasurer. Thespians participate in presenting the fall play, contest play and join with the Music Department to produce the spring musical. The 1969 Fall Play this year was Everybody Loves Opal” by John Patrick. A light comedy, the play was termed a huge success by all who attended. Mrs. Helen Carter, sponsor of Thespians and head of the Drama Department, initiated novice actors in her contest play, “Footballs.” As their final effort of the year the Drama Department collaborated with Music Department to produce David Marrick’s “George M.“, a musical built around the life of George M. Cohan. Best Actress, Rhondi Reed, poses as big-hearted Opal. 43 ROBED CHOIR FRONT ROW: Jeanne Oechsel, Chris Love. Chris Tayman, Roxic Kuhn. Julie Deutsch. Dave Bender. Randy Barton. Jon Warfel, Dave Herzog ROW 2: Dixie Sweet. Sandy Gascoigne. Pegg Jones, Judy Marcinkowski, Nancy Fulfs. Steve Shoemaker, Rod Rus- sell. Kirk Walder. George Ruffin ROW 3: Joyce Snodgrass, Janice Bollinger. Rogene Reed. Judy Boward, Peg L'Heureux, Dave Badger. Dean Mades, Mike Coughlin ROW 3: Debbie Sullivan, Debbie Korte- meier. Linda Bowman. Mary Aldorfer, Elaine Kalas, Linda Wohrley. Dennis Hawes, Bruce Hill. Bob Hales. Rick Reuter. Robed Choir Performs at Illinois University VARSITY FOL'R: Dean Mades, Jon Warfel. Gil Schumm, Jon Bales. Dixon High School Robed Choir spent a very active season during the 69-70 school year. Beginning with their performance in the annual Fall Concert, and continuing through the year the seventy-eight members of the choir participated in many varied events. Mem- bers of the choir sang in both district and N.C.I.C. music festivals, and three members, Linda Bowman, Peggy L’Heureux, and Jon Warfel, were chosen for State Chorus. Under the direction of Mr. James Wiltz, the choir attended the Choral Clinic Festival at Illinois State University in January. Most members of the Choir were involved in the Spring Musical production of George M. Robed Choir officers included Dean Mades as president, Terry Waldschlager as vice-president, and Peggy L Heureux as secretary. 44 FRONT ROW: Doug Kortemeier. Monte Cotter, Jim Miller, Scott Smith. Rhonda Brainerd, Judy Baker. Virginia Kastner, Cheryl Burket. Sandy Kness. ROW 2: Jim Stern. Andy Moore, Jon Bales, Dana Wallin. Monte Long, Jill LaFever, Greta Schumm, Terry Welch, Terry Ed- wards. ROW 3: Rick Bowers. Rodney Dirksen. Greg Kishbaugh, Larry Kerley, Mimi Rowe. Julia Armstrong. Carolyn Byers, Mary Puffen- barger. Lezlie Shoal. Patti Hodges. ROW 4: Doug McConnaughy, Ed Heckman, Leonard Turner, Gil Schumm, Tim Appenheimer, Liz Scudder, Pam Beran. Cath Broman, Anita Contreras, Wendy Weigle, Terry Waldschlagcr TWELVE BELLES FRONT ROW: Rogene Reed. Julie Deutsch. Kathy Dewards. Pam Hughes, Julia Armstrong, Terry Edwards. ROW 2: Roxie Kuhn, Elaine Kalas. Dixie Sweet. Nancy Deutsch, Ann Miller, Sands Kness. Denise Swartz. FRONT ROW: Ellen Errico, Nancy Swanson. Sandra Freil. Michelle Gardner, Jenny Henson, Lynn Rittmanic, Brenda Harden, Sharon O’Neal. Marilyn Shaffer. Debbie Henning. Peggy Brickey, Debbie Tourtillott. ROW 2: Linda F.ichler. Catherine Edwards. Nancy Deutsch, Janet Dempsey. Bethe Ann Jeanguenat, Carol Chadwick, Connie Ho- dowanie, Jolene Faley, Paula Rhoads. Mary Barnes, Cindy Schulte, Ellen Cavanaugh, Carol Hamilton, Sue Bailey, Milly Strodtman. ROW 3: Brenda McClellan. Joan Appleman. Zelda Smith, Carol Krueger, Karen Weigle. Sue Hallquist, Kim Osmer. Bonnie Reynolds. Linda Dennis. Joy Eisle, Pam Hughes, Lois LeClere, Becky Baux, Jane Potts. Gail Ryser, Margie Romine. Sheri Wendler. ROW 4: Jane Smith, Susan Sachs. Vicky Kesselring, Rae Jean Pfeifer. Mary Wright. Colleen Beard. Joyce Oelig. Lanetta Whitlock. Debbie Blackburn, Candi O’Al- bani, Denise Quick, Ann Miller, Connie Landorf, Mary Lou Plock, Rhonda Rendleman. Denise Swartz. FRONT ROW: Doug McConnaughay, Terry Waldschlager, Joyce Snodgrass, Monte Long ROW 2: Rhonda Brainerd, Tim Appenheimer. Chris Love. FRONT ROW: Cindi Mooney. Nancy Swanson, Jim Miller, Mary McCarthy. ROW' 2: Sigrid Allenang. Jan Butterbaugh, Carol Willey, Cherie Mades, Yvonne Teran, Pattie Morin ROW 3: Steve Sullivan, Debby Wolf, Rusty Edwards. MADRIGAL SINGERS—FRONT ROW: Joyce Snodgrass. Linda Bow- man. Debbie Kortemeier, Jeanne Oechsel, Peg L'Heureux. Terry Waldschlager. Rhonda Brainerd, Wendy Weigle, Terri Edwards. Greta Schumm. ROW 2: Dean Mades, Jon Warfel, Rod Russel. Gil Schumm, Monte Long, Andy Moore. Jon Bales. Dr. Nolan Smith Practices with Dixon Choral Groups BOY'S CHORUS FRONT ROW: Eddie Yingling, Louis Dvorak. Greg Baker, Leamon Hereford. Gary Fritts. Mark Zinnen, Tony Gascoigne, Mike McGraii, Freda Fletcher. ROW 2: Mark Gustafson. Hal Hamer- smith, Tim McCarthy, Dennis Catalina, Tim Knigge, David Miller. Steven Walls. Harold Schmall, Everette Willstead. ROW 3: Mark Cornwell, Stephen Sullivan. Stephen Snodgrass. Craig McCarthy. Phil LeBlanc, Rusty Edwards, William Barnhart, David Summers. 47 FOURTH HOUR GIRLS’ CHORUS FRONT ROW: Kathy Brooks. Jan Conroy, Freda Fletcher, Becky Ball. Diane Unger, Ann Hicks. Kathy Hamilton. ROW 2: Diane Josephsen. Diana Reed. Vickie Wagner, Jan Campbell. Susan Hain, Terrie Van Oosten, Allison Wallin, Linda Swegle. ROW 3: Debbie Baker. Laura Frey. Fattie Morin, Sue Friedrichs, Patty Mahan. Diane Adams. Cathy Me Closkey, Donna Blain. Debbie Trader ROW 4: Cindy Mooney, Janell Laughrin. Sue Bantrup. Vicky Hughes. Debby Wolf, Kathy Zickuhr. Laura Jacobs. Debbie Hintz, Emma Boll SEVENTH HOUR GIRLS' CHORUS FRONT ROW: Vicky Wiemken, Yvonne Teran, Sigred Allemang, Carol Willey, Georgia Muntean. Jean Butterbaugh, Beverly Sehrock. ROW 2: Cindy Sofolo, Tina Lerch, Jane Smith. Boni Baebler, Patty Smith. Sherri Barnes. Becky Barton. ROW 3: Sharon Reigle, Sophroana Callow, Christi Reed. Rhonda Jiske, Teresa Kerley, Karen Meyer, Sherry Marshall. Renate Delchev. ROW 4: Marti Jones, Debbie Cunningham. Marybeth Sarafian, Kay Gilmour, Amy Flynn. Jean Boward, Debbie Shiaras, Terri Tieken, Judy Brainerd. 48 GERMAN BAND ROW 1: John Melnyk. Rodney Russell. Tom Anderson. ROW 2: Mike Russell. Rusty Edwards, Greg Fritz. Mike Farster, Mike Emmert. TOP ROW: Rick Buzzard. Rod Russell leads The Band” down town. German Band Comes to Aid of Assemblies Mike Farster and John Melnyk pose for a quick shot. 49 CONCERT BAND FRONT ROW: Carolyn Stiles, Pgggy L Heureux, Becky Brauer, Connie Ferguson, Greg Fritz ROW 2: Jeff Shtilar, Susan McWethy, Vickie Glessner, Cheryl Bruce, Debby Wolf, Sheri Wendlcr, Mike Fox. ROW 3: Joanne Williams, Carol Nunemaker, John Gridlev, Kirk Kraft. Alan Meyers, Pat McConnaughay. Tom Anderson, Tom Leggett, Bruce Rhodes, Cindy Dunn. ROW 4: George Grobe, Chuck Klein. Connie Huck, Roberta Tourtillott, Jeff Meling, Linda Bark. David Oberlander, Jack Fahs, Rick Buzzard, David Swartz, Jerry O’Connor, Susan Wellman, Roger Fdson. Doug Gallentine, Gerald Boyd, Perry Falk, Kurt Nelson. ROW 5: Mike Farster, Dewaine Nelson. Kevin Klein, Mike Kmmert, Kd Albrecht, Jim O’Connor, Jack Lawyer. Mike Hess, Fd Hubbs. The L Heureuxs create a new field of formation. Marching band practices for evening performance. FRONT ROW: Linda Bowman. Monte Long. Becky McWethy, Dixie Sweet, Chris Reigle. ROW 2: Jill Capes, Debbie Meyer, Cassandra Rodgers. Kay Tittsworth. Sandra Golev, Tom Kevcrn John Kevern. ROW 3: Mary McCarthy. Pam Hughes, Joanne Nelson, Connie Wil- liams, Susan Faley, Bob Bryan, Connetta Petrie. Debbie Tourtillott. Band Marches at NIU Homecoming Directed by Mr. Robert LHeureux, the Dixon High School Concert Band has become an intregal part of many school activities. The ninety-two members of the band played and marched at DUS home basketball and football games, and also initiated the use of a color guard this year. The band s initial appearance and highlight of the year was in October when the group marched in the N.I.U. Homecoming parade. In November approximate- ly twenty members of the band were sent to Ottawa to participate in the N.C. I.C. Music Festival. Student director, Jon Warfel, and the drum major. Gary Kent. Phil Pierson. John Fordham. ROW 4: Bill Filer. Ann Miller. Tom Miller, Dirk Poque, Bill McWethy, Tim Main, Jerry Bowers, Steve Heckman, Gary Vaile, Paul Young, David Leggett, David Badger, Jim Baker, Rod Russell. Jon Warfei ROW' 5: Rusty Fdwards. Denise Swartz, Patti Jo Thomas, Mike Miller. Richard Ruffin. Monte Long, led the band during halftime this year s games. The 69-70 band officers included Jon Warfel, president; Carolyn Stiles, vice-president; and Peggy L Heureux, secretary. Business managers for the band were Perry Falk, Patti Jo Thomas and Mike Farster, and the head librarian was David Oberlandu. Aside from the extra events the band participated in, they presented two annual concerts, winter and spring. Special ensembles of the band included the wind en- semble, a group of forty-nine advanced members, and the German Band. POM POM GIRLS FRONT ROW: Ellen Errico, Carolyn Byer, Tish Joyce. Bamhi Knigge, Sherrie Farley, Patty Owen, Evelyn Williams. ROW 2: Chris Tayman. Penny Symons. Nancy Hoover. Danet Santos. Milly Strodtman. Renee Micks. Debbie Topping. Kathy Ardler. ROW 3: Margaret Ashford, Joan Sendra, Peggy Jones, Patti Hodges, Joan LeBlanc, Rhonda Brainerd. Judy Marcinkowski, Carla Witlcb. Beatrice Bartley. ROW 4: Candi D’Albani. Margie Romine, Barbara LeBlanc, Rhonda Rendleman, Mary Lou Ploek. Lori May. Kathy Crossland. Wendy Weigle, Gail Ryser, Stiz.i Mackh. Pom Poms Provide Half-Time Shows FENCING CLL'B FRONT ROW: Mary Jo Ridenhour. David Meridith, Sandra Golev. ROW 2: Alan Mackey. Joyce Oellig, Zelda Smith. Susan Sachs, Jim Bul- lock. ROW 3: James Goerlitz, Dan Meyer. Tim Brit ., Phil Pierson. A group consisting of thirty-two girls per- formed during the halftimes of the home foot- ball and basketball games along with the DHS band and records of their choice. The routines of the pom-pom girls varied from marching drills to kicklines. Tryouts in the fall required each girl to perform for the advisor and the president of the club. The pom-pom girls were promoted by the Pep Club, Booster Club, and the G.A.A. under the direction of president, Wendy Weigle. 52 LETTERMAN’S CLUB FRONT ROW: Gordy Jones. Dean Mades. Mike Wagner. Mike McCarthy Marly Hey ROW 2: Jim Concotelli. Glen Swarts, Perry Falk. Mike James. Bob Smith. Don Detweiler. Bill Love. ROW 3: Jim Witzleb, Doug Schuler. Brad Kipping. Jim Hcintzel man. Mark Williamson. Steve Baker, Roger Coleman. Mitch Steder. Lettermen Profit bv Sale j of Birthday Calendars J With the advisory help of Mr. Vail and the leadership of Doug Schuler, president; Brad Kipping, vice-presi- dent; and Don Detweiler, secretary the DUS Letter- man's Club issued programs during home football games. In November, they sponsored the Twirp Dance. During the Winter basketball season, members passed out programs and helped usher at home games. Also this year they combined their efforts with the band in selling birthday calendars. Eugene Silva accepts Most Valuable Football Player award. 53 M iss Smith checks bowling scores. GAA BOARD: Joanne Williams, Janell Henry, Liz Scudder. Deb Schofield, Jan Burrs, Diane Maakestad, Sally Bogott. GAA provides swimming challenges. Wendy Weigle and Karen Ogbum aid a hi-lo novice. GAA Combines Fun and Service Possibly, the most active organization at Dixon High School is the Girls’ Athletic Association. Ad- vised by Mrs. Lucy Roe and Mrs. Rosemary Smith, the members of G.A.A. participated in a variety of indoor and outdoor sports, and other extra-curricular activities. Sports ranging from cage-ball and scooter relays to swimming and bowling filled the year for active members. The year began with the annual G.A.A. hike to Lowell Park with more than 100 girls par- ticipating. During the course of the year the Association sponsored a twirp dance, a needy family, an Indian girl, the March of Dimes basketball collection, and a bread drive. Also the girls often ran or helped to set up the football and basketball concession stands. G.A.A. was served in 69-70 by board members and officers Joanne Williams, president; Liz Scud- der, vice-president; Dianna Maakestad, secretary- treasurer; and Linda Pieper, student advisor. 54 Barb Brooks and Diane Maakestad try a good eye. J. Henry returns gracefully. Connie Huck points the way for the ball Judy Lyon guards against a cageball crush. Another GAA chicken fight. Sue Bantrup dribbles around obstacles. 55 FRONT ROW: Greta Schumm, Candy Keller. Gil Schumm, Betsy Pires. ROW 2: Sue Flach, Ken Dun- woody. Paul Cumutte, Tim Appenheimer. Robin Marshall. John Kevern. Carolyn Stiles. Jac Dempsey Coach Mr. Dempsey finds time to relax and talk with the stalf. Dixini Provid es H umor for Those that Want It Printing articles of interest to the DHS student body is the main purpose of the Dixini. Under the supervision of a new advisor, Mr. Jack Dempsey, the paper was pub- lished bi-weekly, and was usually comprised of 4 pages each of which had an editor and an assistant. Editor Greta Schumm was the first junior ever to head the news- paper staff. Through her efforts students enjoyed two special 8-page issues, one for Homecoming and one at Christmas. The Dixini served not only to inform and entertain, but also to teach its staff members some of the basic principles of journalism. REPORTERS FRONT ROW: Linda Eichlcr. Sue Friedrichs, Kay Tittsworth. ROW 2: Jon Warfel. Terry Edwards, Ken Miller, Jeanne Oeschel, Monte Long, Craig McCarthy. Ken Dunwoody prepares to read his Dixini too. 56 Mclnyk. Jim Romine. ROW 2: Sue Faley. Linda Bennett Mr D nlpSey listens as Ken reads his copy Greta Schumm—Editor 2ND SEMESTER STAFF FRONT ROW: Kay Tittsworth. Debbie Smith. Greta Schumm. Carol Carlson. Becky Walker ROW 2: John Kevern. Linda Eichler. Ken Dun woody, Steve Love, Rick Lovett, Bill Love, Gil Schumm, Sue Flach. Advisor Dempsey tries to supervise the yearbook staff. 0 ADD STAFF: Theresa Owen, Donna Carlson, Pam Nagy. 57 Dixon ian Ann Murphy—Co-editor Dean Mades—Co-editor Gay Yea el—Business manager Leonard Petrie—Layout editor Kandy Renne and Sandy Kness 58 Wayne Neal—Assistant Business Manager Sometimes the staff almost causes Mr. Willard to lose his head. Don Detweiler—Sports Editor Merlin Willard—Adviser Boh Hale—Photographer SPORTS “Guts are what it takes to make boys into men, or so the coaches at Dixon High School will tell you. “Guts” is just another word to describe the drive and determination displayed by members of all the athletic teams of our school. Offering a wide range of sports from which to choose, DHS had outstanding athletes in every division. The year round variety of activ- ities included: track, cross-country, football, basketball, wrestling, tennis, golf, and fencing. Coaches and team members alike strove to perfect the team spirit in each sport. Even in the individual sports, such as wrestling, there was a feeling of working together in order to attain highest performance. Each member of each team had to reach out for a victory, whether on the playing field, or within himself. FRESH-SOPH TRACK FRONT ROW': Jot Green, Sieve Sloan, Alan Magnafici. Dan Cutler. Craig McCarthy, Charlie Crabtree. Jeff O’Mal- ley. John Bushman, Bob Bryan. David Bender. James Williams, Mike Cleary, Jerr Brown. Gary Kopacz, Ron Willey, Paul ShUiras, John Callow. Paul Huffman. Greg Northrop, Eve ret te Willstead. ROW 2: Tom Fassler, I.anny Wakeley, Greg Farster, John Brandenburg, Rod Derksen, Randy Barton, Malcolm Berg. Mike Emmert, Jim O’Connor. Mark Jordan, Dennis Trotter, Bruce Yearian, Roger Hill, Steve Bush- man. Bob Kasper, Phil Tarvin. Wavnc Neal. Greg Dutchoff, Jerry Schnake. ROW 3: Ray Duncan, Ronnie Smith, Gordon Yeazel, Jerry O’Connor, Ken Dunwoody, Rod Russell, Fran Fassler. Greg Van Matre, Kreston Lipscomb, Greg Wegner, Jim Witzleb, Ed Heckman, George Ruffin, Brad Kipping, Donald LeBlanc, Chuck Fleming. Charles Cor- dell, Larry Woolsev, Matt Scudder. John Cumutte AI Kennedy John Berge Mike Shiaras Welch Places Fifth in State Discus Meet The DHS track team under the leadership of Coach Jordan completed a successful season as it compiled an 11—1 record while finishing in second place at both the Conference and District meets. In qualifying seven individuals, Dixon found itself better represented at the State meet than in its past his- tory. Individuals making the trip to State included Cole- man, Fane, Hill, Shiaris, Unteidt, Vancil, and Welch. Mike Welch was the only Dixonite to receive honors at the State meet as he brought home a 5th place finish in the discus. Outstanding performances came from Shiaris and Unteidt as Mike Shiaris broke his own record from meet to meet in the shot and as Larry Unteidt found himself placing first in both the 220 and 100 yard dashes in nearly every meet. Mike and Larry broke records this year as Mike set the shot record at 566 1 2 and Larry set the 220 yard dash at 22.3. Steve Baker played a part in Dixon’s 2nd place finish at Conference as he vaulted 13 2”, his l est of the year. At the end of the season Larry Unteidt was selected as Most Valuable and Steve Baker was chosen Captain to lead the coming 1970 track season. Douglas Fowkes 62 Gary Egler Mike Welch Coach Jordan and Mike Shiaras VARSITY TRACK FRONT ROW: Craig Stumpf. Mike McCarthy, Steve Hill, Boh Smith, Mike Welch, Mike Shiaras, Steve Baker, Dennis Fane, Ed Monnierr, John Berge. ROW 2: Mike James. Tom Gascoigne, Al Kennedy. Larry Untiedt, Roger Coleman, Charlie Jensen. Mike Wagner, Jim Topper. Glen Schwartz, Patrick Albert. Lawerence Smith. ROW 3: Dennis Vancil, Tom Miller, Tom Canode, Gary Fgler, John Curnuttc, Doug Fowlcs, Rob Hintz, Dan Maloney, Doug Schuler. Larry Untiedt and Steve Hill prepare for the 220 yard dash. Larry Smith and Rick Albert run the mile. 63 FRONT ROW: Bruce Keller, Irl Flanagan. Jim Concotelli. ROW 2: Ed Hubs. Terry Huggins. Geoffrey Reese, Jeff Covert. Headliners Flanagan, Jennings, and Covert. Covert tries his forehand. Varsity Tennis Team j Achieves 14—4 Season Led by captain Bruce Keller, the 1969 Dixon High School varsity tennis team finished a winning season un- der Herb Jennings’ final year as coach. The varsity squad compiled a 14—4 record. Their losses coming from the hands of two state-ranked teams: Rock Island, 9—0, and Ottawa, 8—1; and twice to a surprising Ster- ling team. In the district meet held in Rock Island, Dixon finished sixth out of ten schools. In the NCIC meet, held in Ster- ling, the netmen achieved a third place finish, with a small margin of points separating Dixon from Sterling and the eventual champion, Ottawa. For the second year in a row, Dixon captured the NCIC number two singles title, as Jeff Covert easily defeated his Ottawa opponent. The Dixon Frosh-Soph team won first place, while the Dixon duo of freshmen Chad Covert and Ed Hubbs won in the doubles competition. Composing the varsity squad were seniors Irl Flana- gan, Jeff Covert, Bruce Keller, and Terry Huggins: soph- omore Jim Concotelli; and freshmen Fd Hubbs and Chad Covert. 64 FRONT ROW: Craig Harrison. Donny Dctweilcr, Joe Myers. ROW 2: Tom D'Albani. Mark Williamson. Dave Heckman. Jim A mould. Golf Team Wins District Coach Bridgman and medalists Heckman and Dctweilcr. and 19th in State Possessing a dual meet record of 11—2, the 1969 var- sity golf squad dominated area competition. After win- ning the District meet, the golfers advanced to the state tournament where they finished 19th. Don Detweiler won medalist honors at the District meet while Tom D’Albani placed third. The golfers entered the Confer- ence meet as favorites; however, they faltered to a fourth place finish. Dave Heckman was team captain, and Don Detweiler was selected most valuable player. Other golfers who played on the varsity team included seniors Joe Myers, Jim Arnould, Tom D’Albani, and juniors Mark William- son and Craig Harrison. Dixon 10 Rock Falls 0 Dixon 10 Rochelle 0 Dixon 10 Oregon 0 Dixon 3 1 2 Freeport 6 1 2 Dixon 172 De Kalb 171 Dixon 9 Newman 1 Dixon 10 Mt. Morris 0 Dixon 10 Oregon 0 Dixon 10 Rock Falls 0 Dixon 7 Sterling 3 Dixon 10 Princeton 0 Dixon 10 Rochelle 0 Dixon 10 Mendota 0 65 FRONT ROW: Jim O’Connor, Tom Gascoigne. Glen Swarts, Vince Harshman. ROW 2: Mike Cleary, Perry Falk, Steve Mercer, Jim Topper Cross-Country Team Wins District With Points to Spare Dixon High School s 1969 harriers, coached by Jerry Broers, raced to a perfect 13—0 record in dual meets and avenged last year’s only loss at the hands of Freeport. Team depth prevailed in Coach Broers’ first year. The J.V. team compiled a 3—0 record, while the Fresh-Soph won 10 and lost none, running the total team record to a 26—Odual season record. Dixon finished third of 8 teams at the Valley Park Rockford Invitational, and ninth in the 22-team Forest City Invitational. The Dukes captured first place in the district outdistancing second-place Sterling by 44 points. Senior Glen Swarts paced the team for the entire sea- son finishing first in 12 out of 13 meets. Swarts set a new home course record of 14:26 this year. Running Varsity this year were seniors Glen Swarts, Jim Topper, Tom Gascoigne, Perry Falk, and Craig Stumpf; juniors: Vince Harshman, Jim O’Conner, Mike Cleary; and sophomore Steve Mercer. Tom Gascoigne leads against Polo and Mendota. Glen Swarts comes in first against Polo competition. 66 FRONT ROW: Rick Strub, Mark Zinnen, Curtis Cruse. Tim McCarthy. Steve Cooper, Tom Wentling, Steve Smith, Tim Kniggr. Tim McBride, Gary Fritts, Greg Baker. Joe Krcps, Arden Strub. ROW 2: Steve Reed, Tyrone Lumzy, Tom Fawk, Tom Wakely, Danny Pratt, Brian Russ- man, Mike Smith, Rick Shroyer, Mike Riley, Tim Fane. Jim Brown. David Kent. Andy Piper. ROW 3: Tom Foster. Robert LaBlanc. Steve Weidman, Randy VanMctrc, Clyde Ruffin, John Preston. Phil LaBlanc. Jim VanKirk, Mike Fox, John Zuend, Jeff kopaz. John Worley. ROW 4: Darcy Wadsworth, Dennis Hendrix, David Pratt, Dennis Wciglc. Mike Devine, Jerry Bowers, Greg Reiling. Rich Kelly. Larry Grobe, Rusty Tetrick, Bruce Rhodes, Jay Pyse, Jeff Reglin ROW 5: Managers: Bill Snow, Leamon Hereford. Freshmen Post 5—3 Record This year s Dixon High School freshman football team proved its strength with a record of 5 wins and 3 losses. Leading the squad was Head Coach Jack Jordan and his two assistant coaches, Dale Quick and Roy Bridgeman. Winning their opening game against Freeport, the Little Dukes” started rolling, and kept rolling until they met the Sterling Warriors whom they could not overcome. But with the Bovlan game, the freshmen began winning. One of the highlights of the season was the final game. The frosh won over Rock Falls. 33—6. Our Freshman B” Team, in its third year, compiled a record of 4 wins and 1 loss. Coaches Quick, Jordan and Bridgman 67 FRONT ROW: Lanny Wakely, Bob McConnaughay, Keith Anderson, Chad Covert, Steve Bontz, Charles Crabtree, Ed Boehle, James Wil- liams, Pat Love. ROW 2: Jeff Huffman, Craig McCarthy. Gary Immel, Rod Reider, Bill Fordham, Phil Schott. Paul Huffman, Ken Dun- woody, Matt Scudder ROW 3: Brad Monson, Tod Utz, Rod Derk- sen, Tom Fassler. David Lennox, Greg VanMctre, Terry Wells, John Brandenburg ROW 4: Richard Ruffini. Gordon Yeazel, Tom Pop- kins. Bruce Yearian, Chuck Webster, Terry Shroyer, Joe Green, Cleve Burkitt, Alan Magnafici. Sophomores GainS—4—1 Season Record Dixon 0 Freeport Dixon 24 Rochelle Dixon 16 Streator Dixon 14 Ottawa Dixon 0 Sterling Dixon 6 LaSalle- Peru Dixon 40 Kewanee Dixon 40 Rock Falls 0 6 22 22 32 24 20 6 Coaches Rabcr and Jennings 68 Coaches Franklin. Vail, and Lawton. Varsity Football Year Ends with 2—4—2 Record j With only nine returning lettermen, three of which were regular players. Coach Vail s 1969 football Dukes underwent a rebuilding season. Despite the lack of exper- ience and the loss of Captain Doug Schuler for most of the year, the young team combined heart, hustle, and desire Characterized by a rugged defense, the team gave up points sparingly. Anchored by linebackers Brad Kipping FRONT ROW: Bob Duffy. Paul Cumutte. Bill Love. Gary Kopacz, Mike McCarthy. Mark Williamson. Doug Schuler. Eugene Silva, Den- nis Vancil, Ken Biddle, Keane Hudson. ROW 2: Alan Mosher. Eugene Rick. Mike James, Rick Cutler. Gordy Jones, Fran Fassler, Brad Kip- ping, Rod Russell. Mike Wagner, Bob Smith, Dave Bender. ROW 3: points sparingly. Anchored by linebackers Brad Kipping and Mike Wagner, the Dukes held powerful, state-ranked Ottawa to 24 points. Behind a predominately junior line, the offense was led by Roger Coleman and Dennis Vancil, two of the leading ground-gainers in the conference. Mr. Vail was again assisted by Mr. Franklin and Mr. Lawton. Kirk Walter. Donald LeBlanc, Ed Heckman. Dan Cutler, Greg Weg- ner, Mike Emmert, Jim Witzleb, Dennis Trotter, Rick Ogburn. Jeff Spangler. Jeff Foster. Mitch Steder ROW 4: George Ruffin. Everett Willstead. Andy Kallas, Randy Frey. Roger Hill, Van Kirk, Roger Coleman. Dan Maloney. Dave Friedrichs, Jack Vail. Dixon 6 Freeport 13 Dixon 6 Rochelle 6 Dixon 25 Streator 12 Dixon 6 Ottowa 24 Dixon 14 Sterling 14 Dixon 7 LaSalle-Peru 32 Dixon 19 Kewanee 22 Dixon 6 Rock Falls 3 Doug Schuler Mike Wagner Bill Love Dennis Vrancil Ken Biddle Mike Cies Mike McCarthy Keane Hudson Mike James Bob Smith 71 FRONT ROW: Tom Wentling, John Preston, Joel Nagy, Gary Fritts, Ricky Rodriquez, Gary Vaughn. Rick Strub. Artie Strub, Steve Cooper. ROW 2: Melvin Burgett, Darcy Wadsworth, Martin Hippie. Mike Devine, Greg Baker. Ron Gryglc, Hal Hammersmith, Jeff Meling, Mike Riley ROW 3: Jeff Kopacz, Steve Snodgrass, Jim Berry, Jeff Hayden, Bruce Alter, Rick Nelson, Tom Foster, Mike Smith. ROW 4: Tom Fawk, Tim Fane, Jim Marshall, Mark Zinnen, Bruce Rhodes, Randy Van Matre, Steve Weidman. Freshmen Finish Season with 9 Wins; 8 Losses The “Little Dukes of 1969-1970 completed a winning year in both the “A” and “B” squads. The record for the A squad was while the “B” squad record was Coaches Raber and Jennings agreed that the fresh- man teams appear promising for the coming years. Low point in the year came with the defeat at the hands of Sterling but spirit was regained with a victory over Mt. Morris. Coach Raber Dixon 57 Rock Falls 49 Dixon 35 Newman 39 Dixon 49 Sterling 59 Dixon 76 Rochelle 51 Dixon 50 Mt. Morris 36 Dixon 29 Newman 47 Dixon 58 Belvidere 46 Dixon 73 Harvard 58 Dixon 46 Sterling 66 Dixon 48 Boylan 47 Dixon 39 Auburn 49 Dixon 50 Rochelle 43 Dixon 59 Rock Falls 46 Dixon 25 Freeport 53 Dixon 25 Princeton 47 Dixon 43 Mt. Morris 35 Dixon Freeport 72 FRONT ROW: Jim Williams. Pat Love. John Callow. Joe Fichter, Dave Kastner, Lanny Wakely, Bob Kasper, Randy Renne. Chuck Webster, Leroy Lumzy. ROW 2: Leamon Hereford, Mike Cough- Sophs Lose to Ottawa in Two Overtimes In his last year as head of the sophomore basketball squad, Coach Chuck Vail led the 69-70 Dixon Dukelets to a hard-earned 9—10 season record. The sophomores were hurt early in the season when they could not quite put everything together and dropped six of their first nine games. But the Purple and White came of age with the new year as they won five of six games against several fine teams, the most outstanding being a comc- from-behind overtime victory over Guilford to land the Big Eight leaders their second loss in thirteen starts. With sole possession of third place in the NC1C, the sophomores saw their title hopes dashed in a double- overtime when they lost a heartbreaking game to second place Ottawa. lin. Chad Covert, Greg Van Matre. Paul Shiras, Brad Munson, Gordon Smith. Yeazel, Jeff Huffman. Phil Schott. Ken Dunwoody, Ron Dixon 50 Auburn 64 Dixon 61 Harlem 50 Dixon 42 Rochelle 37 Dixon 48 Rockford West 55 Dixon 43 Sterling 50 Dixon 53 Freeport 73 Dixon 50 Mendota 71 Dixon 63 Hall 45 Dixon 55 Rock Falls 58 Dixon 72 Princeton 41 Dixon 68 Geneseo 47 Dixon 61 Guilford 59 Dixon 60 Kewanee 34 Dixon 66 Ottawa 72 Dixon 43 Sterling 60 Dixon 57 LaSalle- Peru 71 Dixon 50 Rock F'alls 52 Dixon 46 Streator 68 Dixon 43 Newman 56 Coach Vail checks Dukelets' action. VARSITY BASKETBALL: FRONT ROW: Jim Swegle, Brad Kipping. Gary Kopacz, Jim Heintzelman, Bernic Lcnd- man. ROW 2: Dave Friedrichs. Rob Hintz, Richard Russel. Fran Fassler. Steve Baker. ROW 3: Jack Vail. Paul Cumutte. PhilTarvin. Mike Ryser. Mike Ryser drives. Dukes First Win Is Triple Overtime The Dukes of 1969-70 came through with the intense, exciting, and often surprising sort of basketball season that Duke fans have come to expect. And it was a memorable season. Few Duke fans will soon forget the triple overtime confrontation with Rochelle that ended at long last with a Duke victory. Many will re- member Coach Franklin s Dukes coming home with second place from the Rockford Classic Holiday Tour- nament. Coached by Richard Franklin and assistant Dick McCarthy, the Dukes boasted one of the tallest squads in recent years. Led by seniors Jim Heintzelman, Bernie Lendman, and Mike Ryser the Dukes posted a —season record and—record in conference play. 74 Mike Ryser tries a last-second shot. Jim Heintzelman hooks one. Dixon 56 Auburn 94 Dixon 88 Harlem 81 Dixon 63 Rochelle 61 Dixon 51 Rockford West 61 Dixon 59 Sterling 82 Dixon 55 Freeport 75 Dixon 71 Mendota 84 Dixon 93 Galena 63 Dixon 82 Guilford 66 Dixon 79 Dundee 61 Dixon 65 Auburn 76 Dixon 79 Hall 62 Dixon 71 Rock Falls 66 Dixon 61 Princeton 56 Dixon 70 Geneseo 64 Dixon 70 Guilford 81 Dixon 70 Kewanee 59 Dixon 57 Ottawa 75 Dixon 89 Sterling 82 Dixon 68 LaSalle- Peru 92 Dixon 81 Rock Falls 63 Dixon 62 Streator 69 Dixon 73 Newman 65 Bernie Lendman shoots a jumper. 75 Ryser cuts around on an out-of-bounds play. Heintzelman takes a rebound. Lendman takes a side shot against Mcndota. 76 Tim Britz judges a hit. Fencing Team Competes in State Meet Fencing became a more vital part of Dixon High School this year as the members of the Squires showed more interest in the sport. The Squires Club, consisting of both boys and girls, is the only fencing squad in northern Illinois outside of the Chicago area. The club, coached by Madison Grade School teacher, Roger Taylor, is open to Dixon High School students. The team participated in four school meets, includ- ing contests in Chicago, Pleasant Plains, Dixon, and the state meet in Champaign. The meets of A. F.L.A., Amateur Fencers League of America, consisted of four in Chicago and one in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin. Team captains selected by Coach Taylor were Tim Britz, boys’ captain, and Zelda Smith, girls captain. The editor of the Stabs and Slashes, the Squires’ paper that is published six times a year, was Joyce Oellig. Scribe for the team was Mindy Smith. FRONT ROW: R. Reeder, A. Mackey. D. Meredith; BACK ROW: D. Meyer, T. Britz, P. Pierson, J. Meredith. Coach Taylor and Tim Britz prepare for a meet. Dan Meyer and Phil Pierson salute before a match. 77 Marty Hey and Dan McGowan Dixon 34 Ottawa 14 Dixon 22 Rochelle 20 Dixon 34 Kewannee 15 Dixon 16 Guilford 28 Dixon 26 East 14 Dixon 36 West 12 Dixon 22 Rock Island 21 Dixon 11 Sterling 35 Dixon 25 Rock Falls 13 Dixon 42 Freeport 8 Dixon 27 Savanna 19 Dixon 26 Geneseo 12 Dixon 24 Boylan 22 Dixon 34 Hononegah 13 Dixon 37 Princeton 11 Dixon 11 LaSalle 18 Dixon 53 Streator 3 Dixon .30 Harlem 13 Dixon 17 Moline 27 Dixon 22 Alleman 19 Tom Canode and Rick Cutler Sloan, Schuler, Witzleb Win at Conference Meet With only three regular seniors on the squad. Coach Wayne Morss posted a 16—4 dual meet record. The wrestlers finished third out of eight teams in their own invitational. In conference competition the Dukes fin- ished second. The highlight of this tournament was when sophomore Steve Sloan upset the top-seeded ninety-eight pounder to win the championship. Other champions were senior Doug Schuler at 185 and junior Jim Witzleb in the heavyweight division. VARSITY WRESTLING ROW lx Steve Sloan. Jerry Brown, Joe Coffey, Marty Hey, Dan McGowan, Don Mekeel, Gordon Jones. ROW 2: Benny Gilbert, Jim Witzleb, Doug Schular. George Ruffin. Tom Canode, Rick Cutler, Gerry Wells. ROW 3: Richard King, Dave Bender, Scott Smith, Jeff Spangler, Mark Jordan, John Nagy, Dennis Trotter, Mike Wagner, Steve Sullivan. 78 SOPHOMORE WRESTLING ROW 1: Martin Morris, Nels Malmberg, Clyde Ruffin, Larry Hummel, Kevin Joyce, Curt Cruse, Ken Willey, Kevin Klein, Kevin Lalley. ROW 2: Mark Gustafson, Scott La- Coursicr, Steve Reed. Ray Green, John Roe, Rod Reeder, Rod Derksen, Dave Gossage, Tom Myers. ROW 3: Thomas E. Fassler, Donald Wil- ley, Paul Huffman. Alan MagnaBci, Mike Hummel, Joseph Patzer, John Slothower, Moses Garcia, Craig McCarthy. Randy Reed, Gene Rick. Dixon 34 Ottawa 18 Dixon 33 Rochelle 10 Dixon 19 LaSalle 28 Dixon 29 West 16 Dixon 22 Sterling 14 Dixon 23 Boylan 27 Dixon 44 Hononegah 0 Dixon 23 Princeton 21 Dixon 29 LaSalle 15 M ike Wagner and Doug Schuler Marty Hey, Doug Schuler, and Coach Wayne Morss 79 Roxie Kuhn Mary McCoy Diane Williams 80 FRONT ROW: Janet Dempsey. Denise Quick. Sue Flach ROW 2: Joanne McCoy. Barb Ruffin, Sandy Predmore ROW3: Brenda Harden. Wrestling, Freshmen Cheerleading Teams Added for Spirit The cheerleaders for this year were chosen by a com- mittee of teachers and students who judged them on the following qualities: leadership, voice, cheerleading skills, acrobatics, and overall appearance. Of the many girls that tried out, three seniors and three juniors were se- lected as varsity cheerleaders. Beginning with practices last summer, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Ted Trulock, these girls have continued their efforts throughout the football and basketball seasons. The cheerleaders boosted DHS spirit at all games and afternoon pep assemblies. New this year to help boost DHS spirit were freshman and wrestling cheerleaders. Also acquired were varsity traveling outfits. These outfits consisted of a blazer and skirt. The blazers were presented with the compliments of the DHS Booster Club. FRONT ROW: Sue Williams ROW 2: Ellen Erico, Sally Bogott. ROW 3: Sandy Kness, Jane Helin. FRONT ROW: Carol Willey. Kim Moore. ROW 2: Laura Jacobs. Renate Delchev. ROW 3: Jean Butterbaugh, Cindy Sofolo. ROW 4: Debbie Rogers. 81 ACADEMICS Through the spirit and determination of teachers, students learn. Teachers will never know how many students they really inspire. A teacher constantly looks for a hopeful sign of learning, but this is only shown through his ef- forts reaching out to the mind of his pupil. This sign of learning is achieved by the grasping of an idea by the student’s reaching out. Although a conflict often exists between students and fac- ulty, when student and pupil reach out simul- taneously, a white flag is flown and a victory is won. Dedicated teachers live for this, and when they see it, their goals have been met. Dixon High School’s academic record is com- mendable, not because DHS has brilliant students, but because the faculty has developed an environment which induces eager minds to learn. Because both students and teachers coop- erate at DHS, success comes much easier. Administration Richard Boyer—Assistant Principal Administrators Aid in Dress Code Revisions Marvin Winger—Principal The job of managing Dixon High School is a large un- dertaking. The students have reason to be both proud of, and grateful to our administrators. Heading the team is Mr. Stanley Weber, Superinten- dent of Schools. Responsible for the entire Dixon school system, Mr. Weber has the task of seeing that all school matters are run smoothly and efficiently. Directly in charge of Dixon High School faculty and curriculum is Mr. Marvin Winger, principal. During this past year he has approved and incorporated several new subjects into the Dixon High curriculum, thus giving the stu- dent body a larger number of subjects from which to choose. Working with Mr. Winger as assistant principal, is Mr. Richard Boyer. Mr. Boyer handles problems of attend- ance, scheduling, and the school calendar. In the absence of Mr. Winger, Mr. Boyer assumes the full responsibili- ties of the principal. Another familiar figure from our team of administra- tors is Mr. Jerrv Barabas. Administrative assistant is Mr. Barabas’ official title, and his main job is discipline. Stanley Weber—Superintendent 84 Jerry Barabas—Administrative Assistant Ruth Schafer John McClintock XO £4 OMvC I Foreign Language Jim Higby Tom VVhitcombe 85 English Bettie Major George Renne Esther Frey Mona Hohm Jack Dempsey Lois Brottmiller 86 jC Rex Wallick Lloyd Swan James Johnson Sandra Burrows Donald Koesler Geraldine French Paul LaRussa 88 Jerry Broers Harold French Larry Chidley Robert Ryser David Berglund 89 Social Science Richard McCarthy Cary Sidell Wayne Morss Judith Willard James Rosenberg Ted Trulock Ruben Krakow Jack Jordan 90 Fine Arts Marie Helin Verna Sagmo Eleanor Anderson James Wilt Helen Carter Robert L Heureux 91 Business Education Ruth Van Briesen Betty Essex Dan Moats Marilyn Price Paul Hamersmith Evelyn Bangtson Roy Bridgman 92 Industrial Arts Dale Quick William Gaul 93 Home Economics Zelodius Ashford Betty Ottwell Karen Bussell Ruth Specht makes placemats with the new machine. Lucy Roe Coach Lawton aids the weaker team in gym class. 95 Elsie Stultz Jane Weaver William Zinnen Richard Raher Richard Franklin Margaret Swim 96 Mrs. Sterrickcr. Mrs. Schotka, Mrs. Huff, Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Miller. CAFETERIA STAFF: Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. Thrasher. Mrs. Buzzard, Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. Hilton, Mrs. Kortcmeier, Mrs. Grove, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Office Staff CUSTODIANS FRONT ROW: Mr Schultz., Mr Hammer. Mr Bothe SECOND ROW: Mr. Ruppert, Mr. Beauseigneur, Mr. Hufford, Mr. Schumaker, Mr. Schmidt. Buchmann, Mrs. Renne. Mr. Kline, Mrs. Arnould. Mr. Barabas and Mr. Boyer check absence excuses. i CLASSES Students of DHS are involved in a constant struggle to reach out to each other. Any suc- cess of an individual student is due not only to his own efforts, but his friends reactions to them. Everything one does is under strict observation by teachers, friends, and parents. More important than just the learning of oneself, the students of Dixon learn of all people and in the process grow from tiny freshmen to mighty seniors and understand- ing, rational near-adults. The differences between a freshman and a senior are so great it seems impossible for a freshman ever to become a senior. But he eventually does, and the pain and fun he experiences in this process are incalculable. The time between the first days of freshmen and the final ones of seniors goes faster than any period in our lives. The purpose of the pic- tures in the following section is the preserva- tion of this year’s memories. Freshmen officers, Preston. Baker, and Friedrichs enjoy a lighter moment in the park. Melissa Abbot Diane Adams Timothy Allen Tieken Is Choice for H omecoming Bruce Alter Tom Anderson Rita Angel] Larry Angclton Laura Arnold Boni Baebler Debbie Baker Gregory Baker Sue Bantrup Linda Bark Cberyl Barnes William Barnhart Finally, your foolish’’ freshman days are over, and you can look back on this year and have a hearty laugh. Remember the first day of school when you entered the huge castle- like building? Those first few days were crammed with thoughts: trying to remember your locker combination, praying you would find your next class, and hoping the upper- classmen were not laughing at you. During the first few months, it seemed as if there was always something on which to vote. First of all, you elected Student Council representatives. Then you chose three class- mates to lead your class: John Preston, presi- dent; Greg Baker, vice-president; and Sue Friedrichs, secretary-treasurer. Finally, you chose Terry Tieken as your contribution to the Homecoming Court. This year was much more than a spinning wheel of events; it was a learning experience, teaching you how to live with other people. As you became adjusted, time seemed to go faster and faster. Now the whole year is gone; but the memories of this year you will never want to forget. 100 Becky Barton Becky Batt Bonnie Beaston Vickie Beckingham Jim Berei Louise Blackburn Donna Blair Tom Blair April Bonnewell Jean Boward Carl Bowles Judie Brainerd Cindy Brand Jeffery Brecunier Stanley Brink Kathy Brooks Jim Brown Melody Bruce Rebecca Bullock Mike Burgess Richard Burgess Melvin Burgett Edward Burhcnn Stacy Butler Jean Buttcrbaugh Rick Buzzard Robert Byington Ed Callahan Sophroana Callow Jan Camery Nancy Camery Jan Campbell David Carlson Donna J. Carlson John Carlson Rick Buzzard plays for “Moonlight Madness. Dennis Catalina Charles Chesnek Kim Christiansen Janice Conroy Damian Considine Leo Contreras Rebecca Cook Steven Cooper Mark Cornwell 101 Freshmen Clara Cover Roger Cover Debra Crouse Curl Cruse Debra Cunningham Danette Dallgas Joan Davis Renale Delchev Mary Jo Dempsey Mike Devine Brad Dickson Bob Dickson Kathy Dogwiler Dan Dooley Louise Dvorak Joyce Eberly H M. Edwards, III Karla Eisele Norma Emmert Jack Kalis Kevin Fane Timothy Fane Tom Fawk Roger Ferrell Jerry Bowers Freda Fletcher Geoffery Floto Amy Flynn Shirley Fordham Thomas Foster Mike Fox Kathy Frey Sue Friedrichs Cary Fritts Debra Gardner Anthony Gascoigne Carolyn Gerdes 102 Greg Giese Kay Gilmour Mark Glass Larry Crobe Bruce Grodcy Ron Crygiel Sandra Gunn Mark Gustafson Debbv Hackbarth Susan Main Martha Hale Rich Haley Kathy Hamilton Hal Hammersmith Jan Hardcrsen Bill Harney Rhonda Hartje Debra Hartle Jeff Haycn Patricia Healy Mary Helfrich Dennis Hendricks Leamon Hereford Debbie Herwig Ann Hicks Debbie Hintz Mardel Hippcrt Martin Hippie Freshman Class Numbers 366 First fire drill alarms freshmen. Sherry Hoyle Cindy Huck Vicky Hughes Larry Hummel Mike Hummel Vikie Huyett Laura Jacobs Terry James 103 Freshmen Richard Jankowski Debra Janssen Rhonda Jcske Raymond Johns Kevin Johnson Pam Johnson David Jones Jenelle Jones John Jones Debbie Cunningham decorates for Homecoming. Martha Jones Diane Josephsen Kevin Joyce Debra Judson Diane Kallas Nancy Krivacck Cindy Kavadas Cindy Kelchncr Richard Kelly David Kent Gary Kent Darlene Kerchner Teresa Kerley Tom Kevem Tim Knigge Cathy Knudson Jeffrey Kopacz Kirk Kraft Joe Kreps Jeff Baron Kevin Lalley Robert Lalley Pat Lamb Bill Larson Janelle Laughrin Nancy Lawson Jack Lawyer Phillip LeBlanc 104 Robert I.eBlanc Artina Lereh Joseph Lightner Claudia Livingston Anita Love Stephen Love Michele Ludens Tyrone Lumzy Rickey Lyon Diane Madden Robert Madden Frosh Attend First Formal Dances Patricia Mahan Susan Malston Bruce Marshall Jim Marshall Sherry Marshall Tim McBride Mary McCarthy Tim McCarthy Catharin McCloskey Pat McConnaughay Tim McGowan Mike McGrail Leona McNinch Bill Me We thy Mary Mekeel Karen Meyer Alan Meyers Shirley Mickelson Bill Miller Mike E. Miller Robert Miller Dora Mobley Cindy Mooney Connie Moore Kimberly Moore Monica Moore Patricia Morin Martin Morris Charles Mossey Jerry Muhasky April Mull Kathy Mullery Ethel Mumford Georgia Muntean Richard Murray 105 Freshmen Tom Myers Dave Oberlander Debra Odair Johnny Oliver Becky Parke Joe Parke John Zuend measures Ben Gilbert's study diffusion. Debra Peterson Tom Petitti Bill Pettenger Ray Pink Andrew Piper James Pitchford Danny Pratt David Pratt John Preston Carol Pritchard Jay Pyse Vicki Rebuck Christi Reed Diana Reed Steven Reed Jeff Reglin Raymond Reidl Sharon Reigle Greg Reiling Delma Reyes Mike Riley Lynn Ringler Minerva Rios Dennis Rock Richard Rodriguez Debra Rogers Kim Rorer Clyde Ruffin Michael Russell Brian Russman 106 Colleen Ryan Maureen Ryan Lori Sanford Mary bet h Sarafian Serena Schafer Harold Sclunall Beverly Schrock Martin Schryver Paula Sharkey Debbie Shiaras Jeff Short Ricky Shroyer Steven Shuck Charlotte Sieben Cindy Siebcrns Frosh Unite in Mary S. Smith Melinda Smith Mike Smith Homecoming Competition Harold Simmons Patsy Sivits John Slogar Deborah Slothowcr Don Smith Jane Smith Patricia Smith Rosemary Smith Steve J. Smith Steven E. Smith Don Sneek Sharri Sneek Stephen Snodgrass Bill Snow Cynthia Sofolo Larry Smith Mary Ann Smith Wayne Starr Arden Strub Rick Strub 107 Freshmen Stephen Szabo Willie Tatlie David Taylor Steve Sullivan David Summers Sharon Swanson Mark Swarbrick Duane Swartz Linda Swegle Mike Taylor Yvonne Tcran Russell Tetrick Terri Tieken Marie Tilton Tom Topper Deborah Trader Norris Tucker Cathy Turner Wayne Turner Sue Underhile Dennis Unger Diane Unger Kenneth Utter Randy Van Matre Jim Van Kirk Gary Van Oosten Teri Van Oosten David Vancil Gary Vaughn Kathy Vogel Debra Voorhies Ronald Voorhies Darcy Wadsworth Vickie Wagner Tom Wakely Allison Wallin Steve Walls Debra Wegner Steve Weidman Dennis Weiglc Tom Wentling Ricky Werner Victoria Wiemken Mike Wilcox Robin Wilhelm Michael Wilke Carol Willey Ken Willey Teri Williams Martha Willstead 108 Barbara Withey John Wohrley Debra Wolf Karen Wolfe Dianna Woodrow James Yeatcr Craig Zentz Kathy Zickuhr Mark Zinncn John Zuend Sigred Allemang Gary Bruce Ken Breunig Mike Burgess Lee Dunbar Freshmen Bolster Choral Department Not Pictured Rena Ernst Lora Frey Susan Hopper Kevin Karlson Tom Myers Joel Nagy Joanne Nelson Rickey Nelson Jeanette Owen Charles Barton Laura Buckingham Joel Burian Leroy Fischer Moses Garcia Debby Hackbarth Dicke Kabel John Krug Stephen Lantz Marsha Luigs Shelby Macrunnel Linda McGuckin Mark Nuszer Kathy Pipho John Schroath Karen Smalter Jane Smith Cynthia Strong David Stoller 109 Bruce Rhodes Jay Southard Eddy Yingling Sophomore class officers prove they are really swingers. Jean Alter Keith Anderson Dean Anderson Jacquelyn Andrews Joan Appleman David Badger Sue Bailcy Randy Baker David Bally Mary Barnes Bonnie Bass Becky Baux George Beckingharn Lisa Beckingharn Kmma Bell Sophomores Elect Girls to Lead Class Two years at DHS have whizzed by and in a few short months you will be upperclassmen at last. Beginning with your election of class representatives Millie Strodtman, president; Candy D'Albani, vice-president; and Sue Flach, secretary, you have proven your ability to be- come jolly juniors. You made Homecoming a week of memories as you completely dominated the main floor with your theme, “Cut the Cavaliers”. Climaxing Homecoming week was the selection of Julie Sandford as your attendant in the queen's court. Through your participation in football, bas- ketball, and wrestling you kept the spirit of DHS burning. Cheering the Dukelets through victory and defeat were cheerleaders Janet Dempsey, Sue Flach, Brenda Harden, Joanne McCoy, Sandy Predmore, Denise Quick, and Barb Ruffin. Anticipation of your junior year was kindled by the advent of spring. New responsibilities, decisions, and experiences await you. The prom, class rings, college boards, and finally gradua- tion are all activities to anticipate in your two remaining years at DHS. no Randell Bennett Matt Beran Cheryl Bernhardt Debbie Blackburn Jill Blackburn Ed Boehle David Boehme Alan Bunnell Barbara Bonnell Steve Bontz Marty Boos Richard Bowser Tom Bowser Debbie Boyenga Kathy Brand John Brandenburg Peggy Brickey Barbara Brooks Cheryl Bruce James Bruner Cary Buccola Jackie Buch Jim Bullock Gary Burgess Cleve Burkitt Mike Burrs Jerry Bushman John Bushman Kevin Buss John Callow Janice Castle Ellen Cavanaugh Carol Chadwick Tom Cies Charles Clinker Terry Coffey Lynn Conley Linda Cooper Mike Coughlin Carlene Cover John Cover Chad Covert Charlie Crabtree Linda Crawford Jamie Cullen Randy Cunningham Candy D'Albani Cary Davis 111 Sophomores Chris Davis Terry Dawson Janet Dempsey Linda Dennis Rodney Dirkson Nancy Deutsch Debbie Devine Margaret Devine Ray Duncan Cindy Dunn Ken Dun woody Don Durkes Cindy Dusing Theresa Dvorak Debbie Kckhart Catherine Ed wards Linda Eichler Joy Eiselc Shirley Eliot John Emmert Terry Ewald Cecelia Fane Greg Farster Tom Fassler Chris Ferree Leah Ferrell Joseph Fichter Dan Fish Susan Flach Chuck Fleming Gary Flynn Joel Folsom Bill Fordham Paula Foster Valerie Fox James Frey Richard Frey Sandra Frey Greg Fritz Tim Fulmer Diane Geiger Cheryl Gcrdes Deb Gilbert Bill Goddard 12 James Goerlitz Gary Goldie Maureen Goldie Sandra Golev David Gossage Mark Graham Marchiel Grant Joseph Green John Gridlcy Glenna Halfacre Carol Hamilton Darryl Hanson Pantenberg Is Elected Student Council Secretary Kevin Pantenberg blocks a shot during basketball practice. Brenda Harden Gary Harden Laurie Harris Debbie Hayden Peggy Hayes John Heather Sid Heaton Steve Heckman Connie Helfrich Deb Henning Michael Herwig David Herzog Becky Herzog Michael Hess Renee Hicks Don Hill Mike Hillyer Melanie Hitt let 113 Sophomores Connie Hodowanic Patricia Hoepner Fred Hofmann Ed Hubbs Connie Huck Krvstal Hudson Jeff Huffman Paul Huffman Pam Hughes Liza neckinghain learns how to draw a bow. Kevin Imfeld Renee Imfeld Cary Immel David Jacobs Debra Jacobs Betty Jeanquenat Sharon Jensen Dixie Johnson Janet Jones Robert Kasper David Kastner Linda Kellen Philip Kent Agnes Kepler Larry Keriey Vickie Kesselring Steve Ketchum Debra King Richard King Kevin Kline Susan Knight Doug Kortemeier Richard Kuter Scott LaCoursiere Ed Lambert Renee Lance Donald LeBlanc Linda Lcbre 114 Melodie Madison Alan Magnifici Bette Majors Ncls Malberg Barbara Manus Judy Maves Laurie May Lois Leclre David Leggett David Lennox Elwood Lennox Linda Linbloom Dean Loescher Dennis Loescher Patricia Love Pat Love Leroy Lumzy Alan Mackey Susan Makh Linda MacKunnels Chcrrie Mades Tim Merten Kim Melendrez Steve Mercer Sanford Is Sophomore HSx Attendant Crystal Hudson buys a carton of milk for lunch. Bob McConnaughay Joanne McCoy- Torn McGraile Kevin McLaughlin Micki Meixell Frank Mekeel Sophomores David Meredith Debra Merritt Daniel Meyer Joan Michel Richard Milano Ann Miller Cindy Miller David Miller James Miller Michael II. Miller Richard Miller Neil Minnis Patricia Moody Catherine Morris Alan Mosher Gerald Mosher Wayne Neal Donna Newcomer Gregory Northrop Nancy Nusbanm Karen Ogburn Sharon Ogburn Joyce Oellig Jeff O'Malley Danny O'Neal Sharon O’Neal Kim Osmer Cary Oswalt Mrs. Nelson shows Becky Herzog proper hemming techniques. Elaine Palmer Kevin Pantenbcrg Debbie Parke Joseph Patzer Donnetta Petrie Michael Petrone Rae Jean Pfeifer Terry Phalen Phil Pierson 116 Richard Pinon Dirk Pogue Tom Popkins Jane Potts Vicki Potts Mike Pratt Sandra Predmore Denise Quick Dennis Rakowski James Rambo Kathleen Ramsey Randolph Reed Sophs Attain Driver’s Licenses Ron Smith attempts a drive around Paul Schiaras. Rodney Reeder Bill Reeves Rhonda Rendleman Randy Renne Nancy Reynolds Peggy Reynolds Betty Rhodenbaugh Debbie Rhodes Lynne Rittmanic Sue Rizner Anita Rockett John Roe Marjorie Romine Kevin Rosenbalm Barbara Ruffin Richard Rufhni Kimberly Russell Kristy Ruth David Rutt Gail Ryscr Frank Saaijenga 117 Sophomores Susan Sachs Julie Sanford Danette Santos Lee Saunders Cathy Scharpf Richard Scheffler Robert Schick Bill Schmidt Jerry Schnake Phil Schott Cindy Schulte Karen Schulte Beverly Schultz Matt Scudder Linda Seagren Marilyn Shaffer Gary Shelton Jennie Shelton Karen Sheridan Paul Shiaras Calvin Shoemaker Steve Shoemaker Terry Shroyer Jeff Shuler John Sieberns Steve Sloan John Slothower Nancy Slothower Judy Smallwood Floyd Smith Kristie Smith Ron Smith Scott Smith Zelda Smith 18 Lyndcll Stich Kay Stoker Terry Strcnge Milly Strodtman Nancy Swanson David Swartz Debbie Tourtillott Todd L'tz Greg V'an Matre Tony Wadsworth Kathy Wakcley Lannv Wakeley Lynn Waldschlager Sylvia Wallace Jeff Wasson Julie Weaver Eugene Webb Charles Webster Karen Weigle Wendy Welker Jerry Wells Sheri Wendler Don White Tom Whitehead Lanetta Whitlock Ron Whitson Jayne Wiemken Kathy Wigginton Jim Williams Tom Bemis Jed Bowers Dorothy Johns Peter Martin Mike Muller Brad Monson Danny Moss Gary Pierce Gary Remrcy Donald Rhodes Jack Thomas Everette Willstead Chris Wisner Gayle Yardlcy Bruce Yearian Gordon Yeazel David Young Paul Young Not Pictured Tony Barnes Mary Bartley Duane Bennett Robert Haas John Holby Terri Jacobs Janell Laughlin Patrick Llewlleyn Dianna Schaefer Leroy Schaefer Harold Schmall Harley Smith Phil Sofolo Rise Works 119 Sherrie and Terry ride the lead horses for the juniors. Toy Allen Janice Andrews Karen Angleton Tim Appenheimer Kathy Ardler Julia Armstrong Roy Armstrong Margaret Ashford Janice Baker Jim Baker John Baker Richard Balayti Beatrice Bartley Randy Barton Debra Beach Juniors Attend Their First Formal Prom Now, juniors, you’ve completed your third year of high school, and you’re on your way to the top! You have spent probably the fullest, hardest year of your entire high school career. Your first task, after returning to school, was selecting class officers. You chose Terry Moore president, Lezlie Shoaf vice-president, and Sherry Farley secretary-treasurer. You also elected Paul Curnutte treasurer of the Student Council. Next, Homecoming festivities put you to work decorating hallways and spreading spirit. Peggy Jones was the junior class addition to the Home- coming Court. The juniors also added three cheerleaders to the varsity squad. Jan Skibin- skie, Becky Walker, and Pat Fruin cheered the Dukes all year. In the early winter you participated in scho- lastic testing programs, which play an important part in your future educational plans. Spring brought all new and exciting activities. Many of you were active in producing the spring musical, and you attended your first prom! Now you are the top class. As mighty seniors, may you lead your school with pride! 120 Colleen Beard John Bcckingham Mary Belcher Barbara Bell Dave Bender Jim Bender Pam Beran Malcom Berg Lorrie Bishop Tim Bivins Dave Blackburn Kevin Bowers Roger Bowers Linda Bowman Dennis Boynton Lyman Braden Rhonda Brainerd Cathy Broman Barbara Brown Jerry Brown Phyllis Brown Bobby Bryan Sally Burdge Jim Burgess Vernon Burgett Steve Bushman Gloria Buticofcr Carolyn Byer Marsha Callahan Caren Callow Scott Campbell Jill Capes Joe Cornwell Donna Carlson Sandra Catalina Mike Cecchetti Mike Cleary Michelle Clymer Joe Coffey David Evctt Chuck Geiger Robert Coffey Jeff Coleman Roger Coleman Jim Concotelli Rich Russell Jeff Spangler Mary Cook Ted Cooper Gary Coppotelli Charles Cordell Dave Swartz Richard VanKirk Juniors Patricia Cornwell Monty Cotter Harriet Cover Bill Craig Brenda Cunningham Paul Curnutte Stanley Curtis Dan Cutler Cheryl Darfler Sue Delaughter Steve Deihotal Larry Dempsey Juniors Flash New Class Rings Marge Katz and Bonnie Reynolds work the GAA Concession. Vickie Dewey Roy Digges Gloria Distin Larry Droste Dan Duffy Patty Dunbar Greg Dutchoff Dora Ebersole Larry Edmondson Mike Edmunds Roger Edson John Edwards Mary Edwards Steve Ed wards 122 Dennis Khlcr Mary Jo Elliot Judy Elmendorf Michael Emmert Deborah Enlow Teresa Ernst Ellen Errico Jerilyn Everhart Jolcne Faley Sherrie Farley Kevin Farster Francis Fassler Martha Feltes Charles Fisher David Fisher John Fordham Linda Frederic Kandy Frey David Friedrichs Dianna Fricse Patricia Fruin Doug Calient ine Michelle Gardner Darrell Gilbert Sandra Gascoigne Ben Gilbert Vickie Glessner Steve Gordon Dianna Gossage Joseph Graham Michael Green George Grobe Paul Grobe Joan Grove Carl Haas Janice Haas Glcnna Hagen Lloyd Hagen Timothy Hain Nona Haller iusan Hallquist Vincent Harshman Sharon Hatch Dean Hawkins Joseph Healy Greg Heather Barbara Heckman Edward Heckman Mark Heckman Cheryl Helfrich Michael Helfrich Jane Helin Janell Henry Janice Henry Jeanette Henson Jeffry Herwig 123 Nancy Hoover David Hoyle Cynthia Hummel Rita Humphrey Penny Jablonsky Dennis Jacobs Susan Jacobs Raymond Jasper Charles Jensen Deborah Jeremiah Douglas Jones Cay la Jones Junior Athletes Boost Varsity Steven Hess Gregory Hicks Bruce Hill Roger Hill Robert Hint . Patti Hodges Pam Zimmer creates non-objective art. Gordon Jones Marge Jones Mark Jordan Patty Joyce Michael Joynt Clifton Judd Andy Kallas Margery Katz Ann Kellen Lloyd Kerley John Kevern Brad Kipping Greg Kishbaugh Charles Klein 124 Bambi Knigge Karen Kobler Gary Kopacz Grant Krabenbuhl Patricia Kreps Carol Krueger Debra Kruse Michael Lance Connie Landorf Janice Lantz Barbara Leblanc Tom Leggett Donna Lenox James Lillyman Kreston Lipscomb Christine Love David Love Richard Lovett Judy Lyon Diana Maakcstad Charles Malone Dan Maloney Steve Manon Judy Marcinkowski David Martin Ruth McCartney Penny McCormick Sue McNamara Steve McWethy Susan McWethy Ed McWilliams Susan McBride Don Me keel Dennis Meredith Jim Merriman Dennis Miller Ken Miller Linda Miller John Minnier Andy Moore Paul Moore Terry Moore Ron Muhaskv Eddy Mulkins Robert Muntean Nancy Myers John Nagy Cindy Nohl 125 Juniors Carol N'unemaker David Nuttall James O'Connor Jerome O’Connor Richard Ogburn Alice Ororke Jo Ellen Evct Brian Oswalt Diane Otto Don Otto Patricia Owen Robert Owen George Ruffin learns yoga. Debra Petitti Mary Powers Roger Pieper Manuel Pinon Elizabeth Pires Mary Lou Plock Joanne Powers Judy Pratt Jill Preston Mary Puffenbarger Jeff Puffer Paula Quinn Jerome Ray Vickie Reglin Christyne Reigle Shirley Reigle Dennis Reuter Rick Reuter Bonnie Reynolds Paula Rhoad Sharon Richard Eugene Rick Harry Ringler Kathy Ringler Delia Rios Jose Rios Harvey Riser John Robertson 126 Cassandra Rodgers Alex Rodriquez John Ross James Rowe Mary Rowe George Ruffin Sabra Ruppert Ken Kervs Rodney Russell Cathy Ryan Deborah Schofield Diane Schotka Greta Schumm Klizabcth Scudder Gary Scudder Karen Smith Kern Smith Sue Smith Terry Smith Tom Smith Lynne Sorensen Jon Stewart Cathy Stoudt Peg Jones Joins Homecoming Court Becky Sheely Sue Shehorn Lezlie Shoaf Becky Sieberns John Simmons Janet Skibinskie Debbie Smith Howard Smith Janet Smith Charlotte Senders Ina Senders Joan Sendra John Shadrach Mary Shaffer 127 Juniors The Rock gives Tim Appenheimer journalistic tips. Class of 1971 Take ACT and PSAT Kelly Stoudt Debra Sullivan Dean Swartz Denise Swartz Jim Swcgle Tamara Stevens Penny Symons Phil Tarvin Chris Tayman Connie Tetrick Rick Tetrick Patti Jo Thomas Jane Thompson Karin Thompson Roger Thrasher Kay Tittsworth Mike Tolle Robin Toole Bruce Triplett Gaylon Triplett Rick Tucker Leonard Turner Larry Llferts Rhonda Untiedt Jack Vail Gary Vaile Jim Van Natta Linda Van Oosten Kathy Vaughn Tom Wadsworth Kirk Walder Kathy Waldschlager 128 Becky Walker Barbara Wallin Dana Wallin George Wallin Debra Walls Greg Wegner John Weiser Terri Welch Richard Welker Susan Wellman Sarah Wentling John Wernick John White Larry White David Whitmore Ken Whitson Judy Wienman Cheryl Wilkinson Donald Willey Ronald Willey Ann Williams Connie Williams Evelyn Williams Paul Wilson Wayne Wilson Carla Witzleb Jim Witzleb Linda Wohrlev Sandra Wolfe Larry Woolsev Mary Wright Dale Yard ley Pam Zimmer Sharon Robertson Kandi Hudson Gene Biehl Not Pictured Nancy Black Jean Louis Buch Rebecca Burkholder Mike Burkholder Debbie Carlson Arthur Cantu Mike Digby Mary Evanoff Robert Freed Esta Garcia Tom Germanson David liodgen Sheila Hagan Sheryl King Mike l mb Kathy Lambert Howard Moody Wes Ortgiesen Sharon Rex Ron Pettinger Ed Rodriquez David Schoenholz Dianna Smalter Jay Southard Joe Terrones Sherrie Tillman Joe Trisilla Dennis Trotter Linda Walls Cheryl White Louise Wuertz 129 The Senior Class officers prove to be a clean bunch of kids. Ed Albrecht Mary Aldorfer Mike Allen Stiles, Hey, Swartz Lead Class of 70 Finally, you have become the leaders of the school, and the title of seniors has brought many privileges as well as a great deal of responsibility. As the first graduat- ing class in a new decade, you faced a constantly chang- ing world and educational environment. It was hard enough keeping up with the rapid pace of this year let alone trying to get ahead. But once you did get ahead, there was nothing that could stop you. Your first step was electing three classmates to lead you through the year: Carolyn Stiles, president; Marty Hey, vice-president; and Glen Swarts, secretary. To represent your class in the Homecoming court you chose Judi Baker to reign as Queen and Wendy Weigle and Jamie Curtis to be senior attendants. Three of six varsity cheerleaders, Roxie Kuhn, Mary McCoy, and Diane Wil- liams were seniors and six seniors were asked to repre- sent DHS in the annual rotary bowl. As the year went on, it was hard to believe that your entire high school career was coming to an end. Even though your last days were filled with thoughts of the future, this year s memories will never be forgotten. 130 Seniors Seniors Win Homecoming Decoration Award T. Owen and I). Kortemeier distill alcohol. Karen Biddle Ken Biddle Nancy Black Sue Blackburn Pat Blair Sally Bogott Janice Bollinger Jerry Bontz Judy Bonnell Seniors Cheryl Burket Janet Burrs Sandra Burton Ed Butterbaugh Far East History Offered to Seniors Steve Buzzard Tom Canode Carol Carlson 134 Kevin Castle Jim Cecchetti Linda Cecchetti Marie Chesnek Karen Christiansen Mike Cies Randy Coleman Anita Contreras Ed Cook Jan Cooper Mary Cordell Harold Cramer Rena Hittlet and Dennis Haws exchange senior pictures 135 Seniors 136 Ruth Derksen Don Detweiler Julie Deutsch Vickie Dooley Don Detweiler— Recipient of SAR. Jeff Reese attempts a smash. Bob Duffy Terry Edwards Steve Eisele Bill Eller Sue Faley Perry Falk 137 Seniors Dukes Place Second in Holiday Tourney Bob Fox gets his first shave in speech class. Bev Fane Dennis Fane Patrick Fane Sharon Farley Mike Farster Kathy Feldkirchner Connie Ferguson Sharon Fisher Jim Fleming 138 Vickie Kioto Helen Ford Pam French Nancy Fulfs Bob Gallagher Tom Gascoigne Greg Gordon Pat Gorman Patricia Griffith Steve Grimes Paul Grodey Herchel Gunn 139 Seniors Mesfin Haile Bob Hale Mesfin Haile—Student from Ethiopia Lester Hallquist Linda Hamburg Dick Harden Rich Munson makes an appointment with Mrs. Weigle. Carlynn Haring Craig Harrison Helen Harshman Steve Hartzell 140 Ml Layne Hinrichs Wayne Hinrichs Gerald Hippie Rena Hittlet Randy Holmes Marilyn Hoover Seniors Seven Seniors Participate in Rotary Bowl Tom DcPauw achieves despite handicap. Debra Hopper Mike James Sandra Jeanblanc Karen Jensen Elaine Kalas Nelson Kari Virginia Kastner Mike Katz Jean Kellen Candance Keller Mary Kenney Nancy Kent 143 Rodney Kipping Sandra Kness Barbara Koechig Seniors Rosemary Kopeck Debra Kortemeier Roxie Kuhn Harry Labar Debra LaCoursiere Jill LaFever Joan LeBlanc Rebecca Lee Bernie Lendman 144 Diane Lenox Ted Lenox Jeff Lexis Peggy L’Heureux Pat Llewlyn Bonnie Long Monte Long Tim Long Julie Love Bill Love Rick Lowe Dean Mades Peggy L’Heureux Chosen for Girls’ State Colleen Stoudt and Janice Masters prepare another pie. Seniors u s Jan Magnafici Mr. Willard's students look for a non-existent lizard. Robin Marshall Ron Matzinger Steve May Sue Martin Mike McCarthy Dong McConnaughay Janice Masters Ross McConnell Mary McCoy Henry Martin Dan McGowan Penny Mclntire Karen McKamey Judy Boward serves up. Shuler Wrestles in State Meet Rebecca McWethy John Melnyk Purzetha Mercer Debbie Meyer Diana Miller Tom Miller 147 Seniors Murphy Chosen as Recipient of DAR Award Ed Monnier Sheila Morris Jeff Morisse Jim Mull Rick Munson Ann Murphy Mike Murphy 148 149 Seniors Barbara Ochl Randy Ogburn Jenny O'Malley Bob Ottwel Warfel Selected for All-State Choir Theresa Owen Joyce Page Carol Patten Joan Payne Lynn Peacock Leonard Petrie tso Ronald Pfeifer Rhonda Pleskovitch Linda Pieper Ronald Pieper Sheila Pratt Terry Rains Bill Swanson National Merit Finalist Elizabeth Ramsey Larry Ream Rogene Reed Rondi Reed ISI Seniors Jeff Reese George Reiglc Steven Reuter Mark Rex David Rhodes Mary Rhodes Kathy Rich Neva Richard Leonard Petrie presents Mr Willard with a memo of his age. 152 Physical Panorama James Romine Carla Rustad Sharon Ruth Richard Ryan Mike Ryser Judy Sarver Seniors Diane Shaffer Joy Schafer Glenda Schmidt Nancy Sheridan Roger Schmidt Bill Love is framed while relaxing. George Schofield Debbie Schrock Doug Schuler Gil Schumm Iris Senders 154 Robert Sheridan Russell Shuck Ten Seniors Participate at Boys’ State Linda Sieling Eugene Silva Charlene Slager Dee Dee Slagle Mary Slain Robert Smith Sharon Smith Joyce Snodgrass 155 Regina Strohl Sherry Strub Craig Stumpf Ed Suits Bill Swanson Dan Swanson Glen Swartz Dixie Sweet Floyd Thomas James Topper Debbie Topping Roberta Tourtillot 157 Seniors Steve Truninger Joe Unger Linda Van Natta Dennis Vancil Mike Wagner Terry Waldschlager Opal Wallin Suzanne Walters Jon Warfel 158 John Watson Lisa Waytenick Wendy Weigle 159 Joanne Williams Susan Williams Mark Williamson Sue Wilson Chuck Norman Keith Wright Gay Yeazel Greg Young Not pictured Krystal A mould Jesse Ashford Dennis Baux Jean Buch Agnes Chacon Holly Conkrite Rich Cutler Steve Dunseth Tom Depaw Maria Florence Jeff Foster Bob Fox David Frey Harold Helander Rose Hex on Leonard Hogan Keane Hudson Dianne Jackson Janet Johnson Dennis Levan Joann Morris Greg Pantenberg Marsha Preston Jim Shomaker Dan Shroyer Julie Stauffer Bill Tipton Joel Weaver 160 Senior Activities ALBRECHT. ED Concert Band 2.3.4. ALDORFER. MARY Robed Choir 4. Treble Choir 2.3; Girl's Cho- rus 1. Dixini 2.3 (Reporter 2; Page Editor 3). Quill and Scroll 4; E T A 2.3.4; Pep Club 3. Library Club 2,3.4 Secretary-Treasurer 3; President 4); N il S. 3.4 ANDERSON, M JOY ICE 4 ASHFORD, JESSICA Girl’s Chorus I. Student Council Delegate 3; Hall Monitor 1; Class Secretary 3. BAKER. ELLEN Girl’s Chorus 1; Art Club 2 BAKER. JUDI Robed Choir 3,4. Treble Choir 2; Girl’s Chorus 1; Twelve Belles 2,3; Cheerleader 2; Student Council Delegate 1; Stu- dent Council Alternate 2, G.A.A. 1.2; Spanish Club 4. West Side Story I, Sound of Music 2; Li’l Abner 3; Homecoming Queen 4 BALES. JON Robed Choir 2.3.4; Boy's Chorus 1. Madrigals 4. Var- sity Four 4. Concert Band I; Wrestling 1.2. Student Council Dele- gate 2,4. Pep Club 3; Sound of Music 2; Li’l Abner 3. George M. 4 BARNES. JUDY FT A 4, Student Council Alternate 4. G.A.A. 3,4; Spanish Club3,4 BEARD. DON Football 2; F.F A. 2,3,4; Ag Occupations3.4 BERGE. DEBBIE Sound of Music2; Hall Monitor 2. BENNETT, LINDA Dixini 4 (Typist); ET A 2; A M CC. 2; Pep Club3; G.A.A. 1.2,3.4 BIDDLE. KAREN Girl's Chorus I FT.A. 3; F ll A 3; G.A.A. 1.2; Library Club 1; O.O. 4. Madwoman of Chaillot 1 BIDDLE, KEN Football 1.2,4; Wrestling 1.2; Track 1; Letterman's Club 4; Spanish Club 2. BLACK, NANCY Girl's Chorus I. Student Council 4; C.W.T 3,4. Hall Monitor 2. BLAIR. PAT Football I Wrestling I BOGOTT, SALLY Wrestling Cheerleader 4; Student Council 1.2. Pep Club 3; G.A.A. 1.2,3,4 (Freshman Sports Chairman 1 Senior Sports Chairman 4); Hall Monitor 1 BONTZ. JERRY Football 1.2,3. Basketball 1.2,3. BOWARD. JUDY Robed Choir 4. Treble Choir 3; Girl's Chorus 2 Student Council 2.3; Pep Club 3; G.A.A. 2.3.4 (Social Chairman 4); Pom Pom Girl 3. BOWERS. RICK Robed Choir 2,3,4; Boy’s Chorus 1; Pep Club 3; Art Club 3; Sound of Music 2; Li’l Abner 3. BOYD, GERALD Concert Band 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2 BRADEN. CINDY Girl's Chorus 1; F T A 2.3.4; A M C C. 3.4. Science Club 2; Spanish Club 2; George M. 4; West Side Story 2. Sound of Music 3. BRAUER, BECKY Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Dixini 1,2,3 (Reporter I Assistant Page Editor 2; Page 1 Editor 3): Quill and Scroll 3,4. G.A.A. 1.2.3,4; Spanish Club 2.3 (Vice-president 3) BRAUN, DICK Track 2; Student Council Alternate 3. BRITZ, TIMOTHY Boy’s Chorus 1; F T A. 3; S I S 4; Art Club 1.2. 3.4 (Activity Chairman 3; Vice-president 4); Science Club 3.4; Fen- cing 2,3,4 (Captain 3,4). BRUCE, PENNY Treble Choir 2; Girl s Chorus 1 Dixini 3 (Re- porter); Student Council Delegate 1 (Spirit Committee ); G.A.A. 2; Library Club 2; Debate Club 2; Science Club 1,2,3.4 (Secretary- Treasurer 3; Vice-president 4); I.C. E. 4 (Secretary . N.H.S. 3.4. Bl BRICK. BRUCE Boy’sChorusl BUCCOLA. ALLEN Art Club 1.2.3.4; Spanish Club 1.2.3.4 BURGESS. THOMAS Cross Country 1; Basketball 1. Track LI C E. 3.4. BURCETT, DONNA Girl's Chorus 1; C.W.T 4 BURKET, CHERYL Robed Choir 3,4; Treble Choir 2, Girl's Chorus 1; Dixini 2.3 (Reporter); F T A 2,3.4; Student Council Delegate 1. 2.3 (Purple Social Chairman. 3); Pep Club 3; G.A.A. 1; Spanish Club 1,2. George M. 4; Li’l Abner 3; PomPom Girls 3; Homecoming At- tendant 2; Class Vice-president 3. BURRS. JANET Treble Choir 2,3; Girl's Chorus 1 G.A.A 2,3.4 (Social Chairman 4). BUTTERBAUGH. ED Boy's Chorus 1; Ag Occupations 3.4; F F A. 4 CARLSON. CAROL Concert Band 2,3; Dixini 3, 4 (Ad Staff Assist- ant Manager 3. Page 2 Editor 4); Student Council Alternate 3; Stu- dent Council Delegate 4. Debate Club 1,2.4; Science Club 1.3; N. II S. 3.4; Drama Club3; Li’l Abner 3. CANODE. TOM Football 1.2; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2,3.4; Track 3,4; Tennis 1,2; Letterman’s Club 3,4. CECCHETT1. JAMES Robed Choir 2,3; Boy’s Chorus 1; D.E 4 (President); Sound of Music 2; Li’l Abner 3; Beggar on Horseback 1. CECCHETTI. LINDA ICE 4 CHESNEK. MARIE C.W.T 4 CHRISTENSEN Treble Choir 2; Girl s Chorus 1; Dixini 3 (Ad Staff); Student Council 1.2 (White Social 1; Publicity Committee 2); G.A.A. 1,2. CIES. WM MICHAEL Boy's Chorus 1. Football 1.2.4; Golf 1 Ra- dio Club 1 COLEMAN. RANDY Spanish Club 2; Radio Club 1 CONK RITE. HOLLY Girls Chorus I; AMCC. 1; G.A.A. 1.2; Hall Monitor 2,3.4. CONTRERAS, ANITA Robed Choir 4; Treble Choir 2; Girl s Chorus 1; Madrigals 4; F T A 4; G A A 1.2.3.4; George M. 4; Sound of Music 2. COOK. ED COOPER. JAN G.A.A 1.2 CROSSLAND. KATHLEEN Girl's Chorus 1; G.A.A 1.2; Art Club 1.2.3.4 (Treasurer 4); Pom Pom Girl 4 CROUSE, DENNIS Radio Club 3 CUNNINGHAM, GARY Football 1; Track 2; C.W.T. 3.4. CURTIS, JAMIE F T A. 4; Student Council 4; Homecoming Atten- dant 4. CUTLER, RICHARD Football 1.2.3.4 Wrestling4; F.F A. I.2.3.4. DAVIS. TAMMY F T A 4; Contest Speaking4. DAY. VICKI Treble Choir 2.3; Girl's Chorus I, G.A.A. I. Spanish Club 2; I C E. 4. Dramatics Club 3. The Miracle Worker 3 DELHOTEL, JIM DEMPSEY. ANN DEMPSEY, PAT DERKSEN, RUTH Girl’s Chorus I DETWEILER, DONALD Golf 1.2,3,4; Dixonian 4 (Sports Editor) Dixini 2, 3 (Sports Editor); Quill and Scroll 3. F T A 2,3,4 (Sec- retary 3; Vice-president 4); Letterman s Club 3.4 (Secretary- Treasurer 4); N.H.S. 3.4 DEUTSCH. JULIA Robed Choir 4; Treble Choir 2.3; Girl’s Cho- rus 1. F T A 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Art Club 3,4; George M. 4; Li’l Abner 3 DOOLEY. VIKKI Girl's Chorus 1; G.A.A. 1 0.0. 4 (Area Treas- urer); Sound of Music 2; Hall Monitor 2. EDWARDS. THERSA Robed Choir 3.4; Treble Choir 2; Girl's Chorus I. Madrigals 4; Twelve Belles 4; Dixini 3.4 (Circulation Manager 3; Reporter 4); FT A 2,3,4 (President 4); Student Coun- cil Alternate 3; Pep Club 3; G.A.A. 2.3.4; Art Club 4; Thespians 4; Drama Club 1.2.3.4; George M. 4; West Side Story 1 Sound of Music 2; Li’l Abner 3; Everybody Loves Opal 4; Footfalls 4 EISELE, STEVE Bov's Chorus 1. Concert Band 2.3; Golf 1; Tennis 2; F T A 3; I C E. 4; Radio Club 1.2.3. ELLER. WILLIAM Concert Band 1,2.3.4; Thespians 2,3.4; Drama Club 1.2.3.4; George M. 4. West Side Story 1; Sound of Music 2. Li’l Abner 3; Madwoman of Chaillot 2; Incident at the Grave 3. Footfalls 4; Everybody Loves Opal 4. Barefoot in the Park 2 FALEY. SUSAN Concert Band 1.2.3.4 (Librarians 1); Dixini 4 (Typist); FT.A 2,3,4 (Secretary 4); Student Council 3 (Assembly Committee); G.A.A. 2,3; N.H.S. 3,4. FALK. PERRY Concert Band 1.2.3.4 (Manager 4); German Band 3.4. Cross Country 1,2,3.4; Track 1,2,3.4; Student Council 2,3; Pep Club 3; Lettcrmen’s Club 3,4; Science Club 1; N.H.S. 3,4; Radio Club 3.4; George M. 4; Sound of Music 2; Li’l Abner 3; Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; N.C. I.C Music Festival 2.3,4; Boys State 4 FANE, BEV Girl's Chorus I; FT.A. 2.3; Spanish Club 1,2.3; D.E. 4 (Secretary). FANE, DENNIS Football 1,2; Wrestling 1; Track 1.2,3,4; Lettermen s Club 4 FARLEY, SHARON Art Club 2 FARSTER. MIKE Concert Band 4. German Band 2.3.4 (Manager 2, 3; President 4); Golf 2; Student Council Delegate 4; Radio Club 3 (Vice-president). FELDK1RCHNER. KATHY G.A.A 1 FERGUSON. CONNIE Concert Band 1.2.3.4; Dixini 2.3 (Ad Staff); F T A 2.3.4; Student Council 4 Service Committee); Library Club 2.3; Spanish Club 2; Li’l Abner 3 Beggar on Horseback 1; The Miracle Worker 3. FREY. MARY G.A.A. 1.2; Spanish Club 1; I C E. 4. FISHER. SHARON F H A 1.2 FLEMING. JAMES Robed Choir 2; Boy's Chorus 1; Football 1.2; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 1.2; Pep Club 3; Chess Club 1 FLORENCE. MARIA Treble Choir 2; Girl's Chorus 1; A M C C. 1,2,3. FLOTO, VICTORIA Concert Band 1.2.3; G.A.A. 1.2 FORD. HELEN Girl's Chorus 1.2; F H A 1.2.3; Pep Club 3; G.A.A 1,2. 161 FOSTER. JEFF Football 1.2.4; Basketball 1.2; Track I. Lettermen's Club 4; I C E. 3.4 Ft’LFS. NANCY Robed Choir 3.4; Treble Choir 2. Girl’s Chorus 1 Student Council 1.2; G.A.A. 1.2. George M. 4; Li’l Abner3. GALLAGHER, BOB Football 2; Tennis 1.2,3.4; Spanish Club 1.2. GASCOIGNE. TOM Football 1,2; Cross Country 3,4; Track 1,2.3. 4; Lettermen's Club 4. GORDON, GREG Football 1; Cross Country 2; Basketball 1,2; Wrestling 2; Art Club 1,2.3. D.E. 4 GREENFIELD. RON GRIMES. STEVEN Bov's Chorus 1 GRIFFITH. PATRICIA Girl's Chorus 1; G A A I GUNN, HERCHEL HAILE, MESFIN Football 1,2,3; Cross Country 2.3; Track 2.3; Student Council 1.3; Art Club 1,2. HALE, BOB Robed Choir 2,3.4. Boy's Chorus I. Dixini 2.3 (Photog- rapher ) Li’l Abner 3. HALLQU1ST, LESTER HAMBURG. LINDA Girl's Chorus 1. D.E 4 (Vice-president); Hall Monitor 2. HARDEN RICHARD Football 1,2; F.F.A. 4 (Reporter); Ag. Occu- pations 3.4. HARRISON, CRAIG Football 1.2; Basketball 1.2,3; Golf 1,2,3.4 Student Council 1,2,3,4 (President 4); Lettermen’s Club 4. HARTZELL. STEVE F.F.A 4; Ag Occupations3.4. HE1NTZELMAN. JIM Football 1,2; Cross Country 3; Basketball 1,2.3.4; Track 1.2; Lettermen’s Club 4. HELFRICH. KEN C.W.T. 4 (President). HELFRICH, JANET 0.0 4 HELFRICH. LINDA HENRY. DAVE F.F.A. 1.2,3,4 (Vice-president 2); Ag. Occupations 3,4. HERW1G. DONNA G.A.A. 1.3; Library Club 2; 0.0 4 (Reporter); Dramatics Club 2,3,4. Sound of Music 2; Li’l Abner 3; Madwoman of Chaillot 1; Hall Monitor 2.3 HILL. LORRAINE Treble Choir 2.3; Girl’s Chorus 1; Pep Club 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; 0.0 4 (Secretary). HINRICHS. LAYNE Boy's Chorus I. Football 1,2. HINRICHS, WAYNE Football 1.2. HITTLET. RENA Girl's Chorus 1; Pep Club3; Library Club 1. HI PPLE, JERRY Football 1 HOLMES. RANDY Wrestling 1; Art Club 1,2,4. HOOVER, MARILYN FT A 4; Student Council 1,3,4; Pep Club 3; G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Spanish (Jlub2,3.4 (President 4). HOPPER. DEBORAH Girl's Chorus 1; A M C.C I.2.3.4 HUDSON. KEANE Boy’s Chorus 1; Football 2.4; Track 2; Student Council 2,4; Lettermen’s Club 4; C.W.T. 3.4 JAMES. MICHAEL Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1.2.3; Student Council Delegatc4; PepClub3. Lettermen’s Club 3,4 KALAS. ELAINE Robed Choir 3.4; Treble Choir 2; Girl’s Chorus 1; Twelve Belles 3.4. F.T.A. 2,3,4; Library Club 1; Spanish Club 2; George M. 4; Li’l Abner 3. KARI. NELSON Radio Club 2; Fencing 2,3 (Co-captain 3). KASTNER. VIRGINIA Robed Choir 4; Treble Choir 2,3; Girl’s Cho- rus 1; F.T.A. 4; Science Club 3; George M. 4 KELLEN, JEAN Concert Band U2; G.A.A. 2; Spanish Club2. KELLER, CANDANCE Dixini 1,2,3,4 (Page 3 Editor 4); Quill and Scroll 3; F.T.A. 3; Student Council Delgate 2.4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; N.H S. 3,4 KENNEY, MARY I C E 4 KENT. NANCY Treble Choir 2; Girl’s Chorus 1; G.A.A. 1.2.3. KIPPING. ROD Football 1.2; Basketball 1.2; Track I; Library Club 1.2 KNESS, SANDRA Robed Choir 3.4; Treble Choir 2; Girl’s Chorus 1; Twelve Belles 4; Wrestling Cheerleader 4. Dixonian 4 (Assistant Editor); Dixini 2,3 (Advertising Manager 3); F.T.A. 2,3; A.M.C.C. 1.2 (Secretary 2); Student Council Delegate 3 (Spirit Committee); G.A.A 1,2 (Secretary 2); Science Club 1; N H.S. 3.4; George M. 4; Li’l Abner 3; Beggar On Horseback 1; Pep (dub 3. KOPECK, ROSEMARY Treble Choir 2; Girl's Chorus 1; G.A.A 1,3; N.H S. 3.4 KORTEME1ER. DEBRA Robed Choir 3,4; Treble Choir 2; Girl's Chorus 1; Madrigals 4; Dixini 3(Page 3 Editor); Quill and Scroll 3; F.T.A. 3.4; G.A A 1,2; Library Club 1; Art Club 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Li’l Abner 3. KUHN. ROXIE Robed Choir 3,4; Treble Choir 2; Girl’s Chorus 1; Twelve Belles 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Student Council Delegate 1 (Assembly Committee). Student Council Alternate 3 (Spirit Com- mittee); G.A.A 1,2. George M.4; Sound of Music2; Li’l Abner3. LACOURSIERE, DEB Girl's Chorus 1; A.M.C.C. 1; Pep Club 3; 162 G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Dramatics (dub 2,3. Beggar on Horseback I, Mad- woman of Chaillot 2 LAFEVER, JILL Robed Choir 4; Treble Choir 2; (.irl’s Chorus I; Dixini 1.3.4 (Ad Staff); F.T.A. 2.3.4; Student Council Alternate 2.3; Student Council Delegate 4 (White Social Committee); Pep Club 3; G.A.A. 1,2. N.H.S. 3.4; George M. 4; Hall Monitor3,4. LEBLANC, JOAN Girl's Chorus I. Pep (dub 3; 0.0 4 (Treasurer); Pom Pom Girls 3,4 LEE. REBECCA Girl sChorus I; G.A.A 2; I.C.E. 4 LENDMAN. BERN IE Basketball 3.4. LENOX. DIANE Art Club3. LENOX. TED Ag. Occupations4. LEWIS, JEFF LHEUREUX, PEG Robed Choir 3.4; Treble Choir 2. Girl’s Cho- rus I. Concert Band 1.2.3.4 (Secretary 4); Student Council Dele- gate 2.3; Student Council Alternate 4. N.H.S. 3,4. Thespians 3.4 Secretary-Treasurer 4); Dramatics (dub 2.3.4; George M. 4. Sound of Music 2. Li’l Abner 3; Everybody Loves Opal 4; Wind Ensemble 1.2.3.4; Miracle Worker 3; All-State Chorus4; Girls State 3. LLEWELLYN. PATRICK F.F.A. L Student Council 2,3,4; Library Club 3; Ag (Xcupations 4. LONG. BONNIE Girl's Chorus I. F II A 2 (Treasurer); G.A.A. 1.2. 3,4; Art Club3; Spanish (dub 2. LONG, MONTE Robed Choir 2,3,4; Boy’s Chorus 1; Madrigals 2, 3,4. Honey In The Rock 3,4; Concert Band 1,2.3.4 (Drum Major and Student Conductor 4); Dixini 2,3,4 (Reporter); Student Coun- cil I. Pep Club 3; Thespians 3.4 (Vice-president 4); Dramatics (dub 1.2,3,4; George M. 4; Li’l Abner 3; Beggar On Horseback 1; Madwoman of Chaillot 2; Everybody Lives Opal 4. Barefoot In The Park 2; The Miracle Worker 3. LOVE. BILL Football 1,2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3; Tennis 1,2; Dixini 4 (Sports Editor); Letterman sClub2,3,4 LOVE, JULIE Girl sChorus 1; A.M.C.C. 2; G.A.A. 2; 0.0. 4 LOWE. RICHARD Boy’s Chorus 1 MADES. DEAN Robed Choir 2,3,4 (President 4); Boys' Chorus 1; Madrigals 3.4; Varsity Four 4; Cross Country 3; Basketball I; Dixonian 3,4 (Junior Editor 3, Co-editor 4); Quill AScroll 3.4; Stu- dent Council 1.3.4 (Alternate 1. Committee chairman 4); Pep (dub 3; Lettermen s Club 3.4; Spanish (dub 2; National Honor Society 3,4 (President 4); Thespians 4. George M 4. Sound of Music 2. Li’l Abner 3. MAGNAFICI, JAN MARSHALL. ROBIN Concert Band 1.2; Dixini 2,3.4 (Ad staff 2. Manager 3.4); Quill 6 Scroll 3.4; Student Council 4; G.A.A. 1.2,3; Color Guard 4; Wind Ensemble 2. MARTIN, HENRY MASTERS. JAN Treble Choir 2,3; Girls' Chorus 1; F.H.A. 1; Pep Club3; G.A.A. I MATZINCER. RONALD Wrestling 2; C.W.T. 3 MAY, STEVE Football Manager2.3.4; Basketball Manager2,3.4. McCarthy, MIKE Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2; Track 1.2.3; Student Council 3.4 (Vice-president 4); Lettermen's Club 3,4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4 McCONNAUGHAY. DOUG Robed Choir 2,3,4; Boys' Chorus 1; Madrigals 3,4. Honey in the Rock 3,4. Track 2; Library (dub I. George M 4; Li’l Abner 3. , McCONNELL ROSS Football 1,3; Golf 1,2 MeCOY. MARY Cheerleader 2.4; Student Council 3; Pep (dub 2; G.A.A. 1.2; Spanish Club 2; Homecoming Court 3 (Junior Attend- ant ). McGOWAN,DAN Football 1.2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 4; Spanish (dub 2. McKAMEY, KAREN G.A.A. 1.2 McWETHY. BECKY Concert Band 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 2.3,4; Wind En- semble 2,3,4; N.C. I.C Band 4. McINTIRE. PENNY Dixini 2,3 (Circulation Manager 3, Ad Staff 2) ; Quill Scroll 4; F.T.A. 3.4; G.A.A. 1,2,3 (Secretary-treasurer 3) ; Art Club 1,2.3 (President 3, Manager 4); Spanish Club 2.3; N.H.S. 3.4; Thespians 4; Dramatics Club 1.2,3,4. West Side Story 1; Li’l Abner 3; Beggar On Horseback I. Vlad Woman of Chaillot 2; Spanish Club 3.4 MELNYK, JOHN Concert Band 1.2,3.4; German Band 4; Wrestling 2; Tennis 1,2,3.4; Dixini 2.4; Student Council I (Alternate); Chess Club 3.4; N ILS. 3.4; Thespians 2.3,4; Dramatics Club 1.2,3,4; George M. 4; Sound of Music 2; Lid Abner 3; Beggar on Horseback 1; Mad Woman of Challiot 2; Incident At a Grave 2; Everybody Loves Opal 4; Footfalls 4; Barefoot In The Park 2; Wind Ensemble 1.3,4; N.C.I.C. Band 1.3,4; District Band 3.4; All-State Band 3. MERCER. PURZETHA Girls' Chorus I. D.E. 4 (Treasurer). MEYER. DEBORAH Concert Band 2,3,4; F.T.A. 2.3.4; PepClub3.4; l Library Club 1,2; Science Club I MILLER. DIANA Ciris' Chorus 1; D E I MILLER. THOMAS Concert Band 1.2.3.4 (Business manager 3); Football 1,2.3; (German Band 4; Basketball 1.2; Track 1.2.3.4. Pep Club 3; Spanish Club 2; Thespians 3,4 George M 4. Li I Abner Wind Ensemble 1,2,3,4: N C 10’ Music Festival 2,3. Boys State 3. MONNIER. ED Track 2,3.4; Science Club 4 George M 4 Footfalls 4 MORISSE. JEFF Golf I F IV 2.3. MORRIS. SHEILA Treble Choir 2,3; Girls' Chorus I; Student Coun- cil 2; Pep Club 3; C A.A. 1,2.3; Spanish Club 1.2; 0.0. 4 (president 4). MUNSON, RICK Thespians 2,3,4; Dramatics Club I; George M 4 West Side Story I. Sound of Music 2. Lil Abner 3; Mad Woman of Challiot 2; Incident At A Grave 2; Everybody Loves Opal 4. Footfalls 4; Barefoot in the Park 2; Miracle Worker 3 MURPHY. ANN Dixonian 3,4 (Junior Editor 3, Co-editor 4); Quill Scroll 3.4; Future Teachers' 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2 (Alternate I. Secretary 2); G.A.A. 1.2; Spanish Club 3,4; National Honor So- ciety 3,4 (Treasurer 4); Dar Award 4. Girls' State Alternate 3; Student of Month September 4. Northwest District Student Coun- cil Convention 2; I.A.S.C. Convention 1; N.S. P A. Convention 3. MURPHY. MICHAEL MURPHY. TOM Football2 MURRAY, JOHN I C E. 4 MYERS. KATHY C A A I; 0.0 4 NAGY. PAM Dixini 2.4 (Reporter 2, Ad staff 4); Student Council 2. Pep Club 3; G A A 1.2,3,4; National Honor Society 3.4 NEEDHAM. DIANE Dixini 4 (Reporter); FT A 4 AMCC I G.A.A. 1.2.3.4 NELSON. DEWAINE Concert Band 2,3.4; Pep Club 3; Chess Club 1.2.3,4; Dramatics Club 2,3,4; Mad Woman of Challiot 2; Every- body Loves Opal 3. NELSON, KURT Concert Band 1.2.3.4; Golf 1.2.3.4; George M 4. Li'l Abner 3. NICHOLS, NANCY Girls Chorus 1.2. FT A 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1.2.4. Art Club3; Li’l Abner 3; Hall Monitor 2. OEHL, BARBARA Girls' Chorus 1,2; AMCC 1.2,3,4 (president 4); G.A.A 1 OECHSEL, JEANNE Robed Choir 3.4. Treble choir 2; Girl's Chorus I. Madrigals 4; Twelve Bells 3; Dixini 2,3.4 (Reporter); FT.A. 3.4; Student Council 1.4 (Alternate); Pep Club 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; N II.S. 3.4; Thespians 4, Dramatics Club 3.4; George M 4; West Side Story 1. Sound of Music 2; Li’l Abner 3; Everybody Loves Opal 4; Hall Monitor 3,4. OCBURN. RANDY Boys' Chorus 1,2; ICE 3.4 OTTWELL, ROBERT Wrestling 1.2.3. OWEN. THERESA Dixini 4 (Ad Staff); Pep Club 3; G.A.A 1.2.3.4 (Social Chairman 3). PAGE. JOYCE Treble Choir 2.3; Girls’ Chorus 1; FT.A. 2.3.4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Science Club 1. PATTEN. CAROL JEAN Girls' Chorus 1; F T.A 2; F F A. 3; C.W.T 33,4. PAYNE. JOAN 0.0. 4; G.A.A. 1; C.W.T. 3 PEACOCK. LYNN Girls' Chorus 1; F T.A 2; Student Council 3; Spanish Club 2. PETRIE, LEONARD Basketball 1 Dixonian 4 (Layout Editor); Student Council 2,3,4; Chess Club3; N il S. 3,4 PFEIFER, RONALD Football 1 PIEPER. LINDA A.M.C.C. 1,2.3.4 (Treasurer 3. Vice-president 4); G.A.A. 1,2.3,4 (Publicity chairman 2. Vice-president 3. Student Ad- visor 4); Library Club 1,2,3. PIEPER. RONALD Football 1.2,3. PRATT. SHELA Dixini 2.3 (Circulation Manager 3); Quill Scroll 3.4; FT.A. 2,3; Student Council 2; G.A.A 1.2.3 D.E. 4 (Secretary); The Miracle Worker 3. RAINS. TERRY I C E. 3.4. REED. ROGENE Robed Choir 4; Treble Choir 3; Twelve Bells 4; Li’l Abner 3. REED. ROND I Robed Choir 4; Treble Choir 2.3 (President 3); Girls' Chorus 1; Dixini 3 (Reporter); Student Council 2.3,4; Pep Club 3.4; G.A.A. 1; Thespians 2,3,4 (Vice-president 3, President 4); Dramatics Club 1; George M 4; Sound Of Music 2 Li'l Abner 3; Beggar on Horseback 1; Mad Woman of Challiot 2; The Miracle Worker 3; Everybody Loves Opal 4; Hall Monitor 4. Barefoot in the Park 2. REESE. GEOFFREY Boys' Chorus 1 Basketball 1; Tennis 1.2.3; Pep Club 3,4; Art Club 1; Science Club 1,2,3.4 REIGLE, GEORGE Football 1,2 REUTER, STEVE Football 1 Wrestling 1. I C.E. 3.4 RHODES. DAVID I F A I; C.W.T. 4 RHODES. MARY ANN F T A 2,3,4; Library Club 3; Spanish Club 2. RICH. KATHLEEN G.A.A 1.2.3.4; Spanish Club2; Hall Monitor 2 RICHARDS, FRANCES G.A.A 1.2. RICHARD. PATTY Concert Band 1.2. FT A 2.3.4; A M C C I; G.A A 1.2.3.4. Spanish Club 3. Footfalls 4 RI DEN HOUR. MARY JO RINEHART. PAT F.H.A. 2,3 (Vice-president 3); Art Club 1; 0.0 4 (Secretary). ROM INE, JIM Wrestling 1; Track 1 Dixini 4 (Photographer); Pep Club 3.4; Spanish Club 2; George M 4; Fencing Club 2. RUSTAD, CARLA JEAN Treble Choir 3; Girls Chorus 1.2; Student Council 1.2; G.A.A. LOO (Vice-president 4). RUTH. SHARON Girls Chorus 1 Dixini 1.2.3 (Ad Staff). FT A 2.3.4; Student Council 2,3; G.A.A. 1.2.3. RYAN. RICH Football 1.2; Cross Country 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1.2; Pep Club 3.4; Chess Club 2; Science Club 1; Spanish Club 2; Mad Woman of Challiot 2 RYSER, MIKE Football 1.2; Basketball I.2.3.4; Golf 1.2. FT A 1; Student Council 2.3; Senior Class President 4. Pep Club 3.4; Let- termen’s Club 4; Chess Club 2; Science Club 1; Mad Woman Of Challiot 2 SARVER, JUDY Art Club 4 SCHAFER. JOY Girls’ Chorus 1. F T A. 4; Library Club 2.3. Hall Monitor I SCHROCK. DEBBIE Girls' Chorus 1 SCHMIDT. GLENDA A.M.C.C 2.3,4; Hall Monitor2.3 SCHMIDT, ROGER I C E. 4 SCHOEFIELD, GEORGE Football 2; Tennis 1 SCHULER, DOUG Football 1.2,3,4 (Captain 4); Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2.3,4. Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4 ( President 4); I C E. 4. SCHUMM, GIL Robed Choir 2,3.4. Boy’s Chorus 1; Madrigals 2. 3.4. Varsity Four 4; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2; Dixini 4. Quill 6 Scroll 4; Student Council 2,3,4 (Treasurer 3); Pep Club 3; N.H.S. 3.4; Thespians 4; George M 4; West Side Story 1; Sound of Music 2; Li’l Abner 3; All-state Band 3; Boys' State 3. SENDERS. IRIS SHAFFER. DIANE Treble Choir 2; Girls Chorus 1; FT A 1,2.3.4; Student Council 1,2.3; Pep Club 3; G.A.A 1.2,3,4 West Side Story I. Sound of Music 2; Homecoming Court 1 (Freshman attendant); Class Secretary 2. SHERIDAN. BOB I C E 3.4; C.W.T. 2. SHERIDAN. NANCY Girls' Chorus 1; G.A.A. 1; 0.0 4 (President 4). SHUCK. RUSS SHIELING, LINDA G.A.A. 1,2; D.E. 4; Sound of Music2. SIVA, EUGENE A. Football 4. Basketball 2 SLAGER. CHARLENE Girls' Chorus 1 SLAGLE, DEEDEE Dixini 3.4 (Ad staff); FT A 2,3,4; Student Council 1,4 (Alternate); Pep Club 3; G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Art club 3; Li'l Abner 3; Hall Monitor 1. SLAIN, MARY F T.A. 2; G.A.A. 1,3. SMITH, ROBERT Football 2.3.4; Basketball I; Track 1.3.4; Letter- men s Club 4; Dramatics Club 4; Footballs } SMITH, SHARON Girls’ Chorus 1 SNODGRASS, JOYCE Robed Choir 3.4; Treble Choir 2; Girls’ Chorus 1; Madrigals 4; Honey in the Rock 3.4; Library Club 1.3; Science Club 1,2,3; N.H.S. 3,4. George M 4. Li’l Abner 3. SNOW, SHERRY Girls’ Chorus 1; F T.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Sound of Music 2; Hall Monitor 2,3. SPECHT. RUTH ANNE Girls' Chorus 1 AMCC 2; G.A.A 1 Hall Monitor 2,3. SPURGEON. DEBRA G.A.A 1.2.3.4; Spanish Club3,4 STEDER, MITCH Boys’ Chorus I Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1. 2,3; Track 1.2; Student Council 1; Class Officer 1 (Vice-president); Lettermen’s Club 3.4. STERN, JIM Robed Choir 3.4; Boys' Chorus 1,2; Spanish Club 2. George M 4. Sound of Music 2; Li’l Abner 3. STILES. CAROLYN Concert Band 1.2.3.4 (Vice-president 4); Dixini 1 (Circulation Manager); Student Council 4; Class officer 4 (Presi- dent); N.H.S. 3,4. Sound of Music 2; Lil Abner 3. STRUB, SHERRY I.C.E. 3.4 (State recorder, class reporter). STUMPF, CRAIG Cross Country 2,3,4; Wrestling 1. Track 2,3. Lettermen’s Club 4 SUITS, ED SWEEET. DIXIE Robed Choir 4; Twelve Bells 4; Concert Band 1,2, 3,4; PepClub3; G.A.A. 3.4; Dramatics Club 4; George M 4 SW ANSON, DANNY Wrestling 1,2; C.W.T. 3.4. 163 SWANSON. BILL Cross Country 1,2; Wrestling 1.2; Track 1; Debate Club 2.4(President 4); Chess Club 4; Science Club (Presi- dent 4); Li'l Abner 2 SW'ARTS, GLEN Football I. Cross Country 2,3,4 (Captain 4), Basketball 1,2.3; Track 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Class Officer 4 (Secretary-treasurer); Lettermen s Club 2.3.4; Science Club 1. Span- ish Club 2. THOMAS. FLOYD Football 1,2; Basketball 1.2; Track 1. I CE. 4; C.W.T. 3 TOPPER. JAMES Cross Country 2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Student Coun- cil 4; Lettermen s Club 4; Spanish Club 3. TOPPING, DEBORAH F T A 2.3.4. Pep Club 3; G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Spanish Club 3; Li'l Abner 3; Hall Monitor 3,4; Pom Pom Girls 4 TOURTILLOT1. ROBERTA Treble Choir 3; Girls’ Chorus 1.2. Concert Band 1.2,3,4; C.A.A. 1.2. UNGER. JOE Spanish Club 3.4 YAILE. MIKE Art Club3.4 VANCIL, DENNIS Football 1.3.4. Wrestling 1 Track 1.3; Li’l Abner 3. VAN NATTA. LINDA C.W.T. 2. WAGNER. MIKE Football 1.2.3.4 (Captain 4) Wrestling 1.2.3.4 Track 1,2,3; Lettermen s Club 3.4; I C E. 4. WALDSCHLAGER, I ERRY Robed Choir 3,4 (Vice-president 4); Treble Choir 2; («iris Chorus 1; Madrigals 4. Honey in the Rock 3,4; Pep Club 3 (Secretary-treasurer 3). Thespians 4; Dramatics Club3; George M 4; Li’l Abner 3; The Miracle Worker 3. WALLIN. OPAL Girls Chorus 1; G. A. A. 1; Spanish Club 1. W ALTERS. SUZANNE Concert Band 1,2.3; F T.A. 2.3. WARFEL, JON Robed Choir 2,3.4; Boys' Chorus 1. Madrigals 2,3.4; Varsity Four 2,3.4; Concert Band 1.2.3.4 (Business Manager 3. President 4); German Band 2.3.4; Football 1.2; Dixini 4 (Reporter)! N H.S 3.4. Thespians 4; George M 4; Sound of Music 2 Li'l Abner 3. WAYTEN1CK. LISA Treble Choir 2.3; Girls’ Chorus 1; F.T.A. 1.2. 3.4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Library Club 1.2; Art Club 3; Science Club 1.2; Thespians 1.2.3; Dramatics Club 1; West Side Story 2; Beggar on Horseback 1. Mad Woman of Challiot 2. WEAVER. JOEL C.W.T 4 WEIGLE. WENDY Robed Choir 3.4. Treble Choir 2; Girls' Chorus I. Madrigals 4; Cheerleader 2; Student Council 2,3.4; Pep Club 3. 4 (Vice-president 4), G.A. A 1.2,3.4; George M 4; Li'l Abner 3; Hali Monitor 2; Pom Pom Girls 3,4 (President 4); Homecoming Court 4 (Senior Attendant). WELLS. («AR1 Football 1,2; Tennis 1.2.3; Dixini 3.4 i Photographer) Chess Club 1.2; Art Club 3.4 W'FST. RANDY WHITF., KAREN A.M.C.C 1.2; Science Club 1.2,3.4. WHITE. SHARON A.M.C.C 3,4; Science Club 4; Miracle Worker 3 WICKENS, WALTER Football 1.3; Basketball 1 WILKINSON, CHARLES I C E 3,4 WILLIAMS. DIANF’ Concert Band 1,2,3; Cheerleader 4; C.A.A I. 2.3.4 (Sports Chairman 3); Science Club 1.2,3; N.H A. 3.4. WILLIAMS. JOANNE Concert Band 1.2.3.4 F.T.A 2; Student Council 2.3 (Alternate); G.A A 1.2.3.4 (President 4); Science Club 1.2.3; Spanish Club3; N.H.S 3.4 WILLIAMS, SUSAN Concert Band 1.2.3; Cheerleader 4 (Wrestling— Captain); F.T.A. 2; Student Council 1 (Alternate); C.A.A. 1.2.3.4 (Publicity chairman 1); Science Club 1.2.3; Spanish Club 3 (Treas- urer); N ILS. 3,4 WILLIAMSON. MARK Boys’ Chorus 1; Football 4; Basketball 1,2. Golf 1,2.3.4. Dixini 1; Lettermen s Club 3,4 WILSON, SUE G.A A. 1; Science Club 1.2,3.4; Spanish Club 2.3,4 WORM AN. CHARLES Football 1,2; Basketball 1.2.3; Track 1. Stu- dent Council 4; Lettermen’s Club 3. YF.AZF.L, GAY Treble Choir 2; Girls Chorus 1; Dixonian 3,4 (Busi- ness Manager); Dixini 1.2 (Ad Staff 1. Reporter 2); Quill Scroll 3.4; F.T.A 2; Student Council 1; G.A A 1; Spanish Club 3; Thespians 3.4; Dramatics Club 1.2; Mad Woman of Challiot 2; Everbody Loves Opal 4. Miracle Worker3. YOUNG. GRF.C Dixini 2.3 (Photographer); Student Council 2; De- bate Club 1,2; Chess Club 1.2; Science Club 3.4; Li’l Abner 3; N H S 3.4 Acknowledgements Mr. Marvin Winger Mr. Richard Boyer Mr Jerry Barabas Mr. Stanley Weber Mr. Dan Moats Mr. Jack Dempsey Mr Mike Gardner Blankenberg Studio Dixon High School Faculty Mrs. Max Pogue Copy Writers of Clubs Parents of Dixonian Staff Merchants Who Support Dixonian American Yearbook Company National Scholastic Press Ass n. M rs. Lucy Roe Mrs. Lorraine Sterricker Dixon Evening Telegraph D.H.S. Secretaries Snow White Bakery 164 Faculty Anderson, Eleanor S , Librarian; Texas Womens Univ., B.A.; 91. Ashford, Zelodious W., Special Ed.; Alcorn A M. B.S.; III State Univ.. M S., 94 Bangtson, Evelyn K . Consumer Ed ; Western III. Univ., B.E.. 92. Barabas, Jerry, Admin, Ass t.; III. State Univ.. B.S., M S.E., 84. Berglund. David, Earth Science; III. State Univ.. B.S.E., 89. Blazck. F I)., Spanish; Coe College. BA; Univ of Arkansas. M.A. 85. Bogott. Lyle, Science. Athl Dir , Monmouth College. B A ; Univ. of Iowa. M.A.,89. Boyer. Richard. Ass t Principal; Eastern III Univ.. B.S.E ; Univ. of III . M E . 84. Bridgeman, Roy, Business; III. State Univ.. B.S.. 92. Broers, Jerry. Physiology. I.L.S.; Eureka College, B.S. 89. Burrows, Sandra. Math; Northern III. Univ., B.S.. 88. Buzzard, Rothell D., Biology; Univ. of III., B.S.; Univ. of Wise.. M S., 89 Carter, Helen. Speech; College unknown. B.S.; 91 Chidley, Larry K., Chemistry; III. State Univ.. B.S.E.; Bowling Green State Univ.. M.A.. 89. Dempsey, Jackson. English, Journalism; Bradley Univ . B.S.; M A ; 86. Essex, Betty J . Typing, Shorthand; Western III. Univ.. B.S.E ; 92. French, Geraldine, Math; III. State Univ.. B S.E ; 88 French, Harold. Physics; III. State Univ , B.S.E.; 89. Frey, Esther E.. English; LaVeme College. B.A.; Bethany Theologi- cal Seminary, M.R.E.; 86. Gaul, William. Metals. General Shop; Stout State Univ.. B.S.; Univ. of III ; 93. Gibson, Stanley W.. English; Eastern 111. Univ., B.Ed ; 87. Hamersmith. A. P, Typing. Commercial Law; Univ of III.. B.S.; M S ; 92. Harshman, Wayne, Electronics, Math; Western III. Univ., B.S.; Northern III. Univ., M.S.;93. Hayes, Russell, I.C.E.; Stout State Univ., B.S.; M. Voc. Ed.; 93. Helin, Marie L.. Art; Iowa State Univ., B.S.; Northern III. Univ., M.S. E; 91. Higby, James, French; Northern III. Univ., B.A.; 85. Hohm. Mona, Art, English; Univ. of III., B.F.A.; 86. Johnson, James. Math; Northern III. Univ., B.S.; M.S.E.; 88. Jordan, Jack. History; III. State Univ.. B.S.; M.S.; 90 Knigge, Melissa, Spanish; Northern III. Univ.. B.S.E.; 85. Koesler, Donald. Math; III. State Univ., B.S ; 88. Krakow, Ruben F., Sociology. History; Wisconsin State Univ.. B.Ed ; Univ. of Wise., M.S.; 90. Lawton. Richard, P. E.; Northwestern Univ., B.S.; 95. L’Heureux, Robert L.. Inst. Music, Music Lit.; III. State Univ., B.S.E.; Northern III. Univ.. M.M.;91. McCarthy, Richard, History; Millikin I .. B.S.; M.S.; 90. McClintock, John R , Latin; Loras College, B.A . Univ. of Iowa. M A ;85 Major, BettieM., English; MacMurray College, B.A ; 86 Moats. Dan. D. E.. O.O.; Manchester College. B.S ; 92. Morss, Wayne, History. Wrestling; Bradley Univ., B.S.; 90 Nelson, Barbara. Home Ec.; Northern III. Univ.. B.S.; 94 Ottwell, Betty, Home Living. Home Ec.; Western III Univ., B.S.; Northern III. Univ.. M S ; 94 Paulsen. Nancy. English; Northern 111. Univ., B A , 87. Pollingue, George. Mathematics; Northern III. Univ . B.S. Pogue, Louise. English; Monmouth College, B.A .87 Price, Marilyn, Shorthand, Office Practice; Northern III. Univ., B.S E ; 92 Quick, Dale, Autos. Gen Shop; III. State Univ., B.S.; M S.; 93. Raber, Richard. Driver Ed.; Western III Univ., B.S . Indiana State Univ.. M S ; 96. Renne, George J . English; Drake Univ.. B F A ; Northern III. Univ., M.S.E.; 86. Roe. Lucy L., P E.; Univ of III., B.A.; M.A ;95. Rosenberg, James. History; III. State Univ . B.A ; 90. Russell. Karen, Home Ec.; Northern III. Univ., B.S ; 94 Ryser, Robert, Earth Science. Chemistry; Univ. of Wise., B.S.. Northern III. Univ.. M S ; 89. Sagmoc, Verna, Librarian; Northern III. Univ., B.S ; 91. Schafer, Ruth H . French; William Jewel College. B.A.; Northern 111. Univ . M.S.E.; 85. Sidell, Gary, Geography; 111. State Univ . B.S ; 90 Smith, Rose Mary. P.E.; Western III. Univ.. B.S.E ; 95. Stern, David. Guidance; McPherson College, B.A ; Univ of N Dakota. M E. 96 Swan, Lloyd, Math; Univ. of III., B.S.; M S.; 88 Swim, Margaret, Guidance; Northern III Univ.. B.S.E.; M.S.E.;96. Thompson, Jan, Voc. Welding, Autos; Northern III. Univ., B.S.; 93. Tieken, Albert, Agriculture; Univ. of III , B.S.; M.Ed.;93. Trulock, Ted A.. History, Driver Ed ; Western III. Univ.. B.S.; 90. Stultz, Elsie, Nurse; K S B Hospital, R.N.;96. Van Briesen, Ruth. Consumer Ec.. Typing; Northern III. Univ., B.S.E ; 92. Wallick, Rex. Math; III. Wesleyan. B.S.; Bradley Univ., M S ; 88. Wendler, Rose. English; Univ. of Iowa, B.A ; 87 Wharton, Joan. English; Univ. of 111.. B.A.; Rockford College. M.A . 86. Willard. Judith, History, Taylor University, B.S.; 90. Willard. Merlin. English; Friends Univ.. B.A.; Rockford College, M. A.; 87. Winger, Marvin, Principal; Univ. of Wise., B.A.; M.A.;84. Wiltz. James, Vocal Music; III. State Univ., B.S.; Wayne State Univ., M.S.; 91. Weaver, Jane, Guidance. W’estem 111. Univ., B.S.; M.S.; 96 Webb, Jerry, Drafting; Southern III. Univ., B.S.; 93. Yeager, Montie, C.W.T., Gen. Shop; Stout State Univ., B.S.; 93. Zinnen, William R., Guidance; Marquette Univ., Ph B . Univ of Wise., M S.; 96 165 Student Index —A— Abbott. Melissa 100 Adams. Dunr 100.48 •Albrecht. Ed 30.130 Aid Offer. Mary 29.3I.-34.44.I30 A liemang Sigrrd 46.48.100 Alien. Tim 33.100 Allen. Toy 120 Allen. Mike 1:10 Aller. Bruce 72.100 Alter. Jean 29.110 Amenda. Chris 42.131 Anderson. Dean 110 Anderson. Joy 39.131 Andersen. Kevin 131 Anderson. Keith 110 Anderson. Torn 26.49.30.100 Andrews. Jackie 110 Andrew . Janice 35.120 Angel I. Rita 100 Angleton, Karen35.120 Angleton. Larry 100 Appenheimer. Tim 43.45.46.56.120,128 Appleman. Joan 27.46.110 Ardler. Kathy 52.28.120 Armstrong. Julia 34.45 Armstrong. Roy Arnold. Laura 100 Ashford. Jessica Ashford. Margaret 52.120 — B- Badger. David 44,51,110 Barbie r. Boni 48.100 Bailey. Suan 26.41.46.110 Baker. Debbie 48.100 Baker. Ellen 131 Baker. Greg 47.67.72.100 Baker. Jan 120 Baker. Jim 51.120 Baker. John 120 Baker. Jodi 13.14.15.131.45 Baker. Randy 110 Baker. Steve 53.63.74.131 Ralayti. Richard 120 Bally. David33.110 Bales. Jon 27.44.45.47.131 Bantrup. Susan 18.55.100 Bark. Linda 50.41.100 Barnes. Judv 27.34.41.131 Barnes. Mary 41.42.46.110 Barnes. Sherry 48.100 Barnes. Tony Barnhart, William 47.100 Baron. Jeff Bartley. Beatrice 52.120 Barton. Becky 48.101 Barton. Charles Barton. Randy 44.62,120 Bass. Bonnie 115 Ball. Becky 48.101 Baus. Dennis 39 Baus. Rebecca 34.46.110 Beach. Debra 120 Beard. Colleen 46.121 Beard. Don 33.131 Beaston. Bonnie 101 Becktngham. George 110 Beckingham. John 121 Beckmgham. Lisa 29.32.34.110.114 Beckingham. Vickie 101 Belcher. Mary 29.121 Bell. Barbara 35.121 Bell. Emma 26.48.110 Bemis. Tom 119 Bender. Dav id 44.62.66.78.121 Bender. Jim 121 Bennett. Duane Bennett. Linda 57.131 Bennett. Bandel III Beran. Matthias III Beran. Pamela 45.121 Berei. James72,101 Berg. Malcolm 40.62,121 Berge. Debra 131 Bernhardt. Cheri 111 Bernhardt, Terry 131 Biddle. Karen36.132 Biddle. Kenneth 69.71.132 Bishop. Lome 39.121 Bivins. Tim 121 Black. Nancy 38.132 Blackburn, David 121 Blackburn. Debbie 34.41.46.111 Blackburn. Jill 42,111 Blackburn. Louise 101 Blackburn. Susan 132 Blair. Donna 48.101 Blair. Pat 132 Blair. Tom 101 Borhle. Edward 41.111 Bog oil, Sally 54.81.132 Bollinger, Jan 44.132 Bonnell, Allen 111 Bonnrll. Barbara 111 Bonnell. Judy 132 Bonnell, Terry Biainewell. April 101 B it . Jerry 132 Bontif, Steve 41.111 Boos. Charles 111 Bow ard. Jean 41.48.101 Bow ard. Judy 44.132.147 Bowers. Jed 118 Bowers. Jerry 51 69.102 Bowers. Kevin 121 Bowers. Rick 45.132 Bow ers. Roger 121 Bow les. Carl 101 Bowman. Linda 44.47.51.119 Bowser. Richard III Bowser, Tom 111 Boyd. Gerald 50.132 Boyrnga. Debbie 111 Boynton. Dennis 30.121 Braden, Cindy 34.35.132 Braden. Lyman 121 Brairierd. jodi27.4l.48 101 Brainerd. Rhonda 45.46.47.51.121 Brand. Cynthia 101 Brand. Kathy 111 Brandenburg. John 62.111 Brauer. Becky 31.50.132 Braun. Dick 132 Brrcunier, JeHerv 101 Breunlg. Kenneth 109 Brickry, Peggy 46.111 Brink. Stanley 101 Bntz. Timothy 40.42.50.52.77.132 Riornan. Cathy 29.45.121 Brooks. It.irh 55.ll I Brooks. Kathv 48.101 Brown. Barbara 43,121 Brown. Jerry 26.62.78.121 Brown. Jim 67.101 Brown. Phyllis 121 Bruce. Chery l 40.50.111 Bruce. Gary 109 Bmfe. Melody 101 Bmre. Penny 31.35.36.39.132 Bruner. Jim 111 Brv an. Hoi, 42.51.62.121 Bohrick. Bruce 132 Boccola, Allan 41.42.132 Buccola, Gary 111 Boch. Jackey 111 Both, jean Buckingham. Laurie -30.41 Bullock. Jim 52.1 II Bullock. Rebecca 101 Burdgr. Sally 42.121 Burges. Gary 111 Burgesv Jim 121 Burgess. M ichael 33.101 Burgess. M ike Burgess, Richard 33 Burgess. Tom 132 Burgett. Donna 38.132 Burgrtt. Melvin 72.101 Burgett, Vernon 121 Burhcnn. Edward 101 Rurket. Chery l 34.44.134 Burkholder. Rebecca 166 Burkitt.Cleveland III Burrs. Janet 54.134 Burrs. Mike33.111 Burton. Sandra 42.134 Bushman. Jerry 33.111 Rushman. John 62.111 Bushinan. Steve 62.30.121.170 Buss. Kevin 111 Butk-ofer. Gloria 41.121 Butler. Stacy 101 Butterbaugh. Ed 33.1-34 Butterhaugh. Jean 29.46.48.8I.IOI Buzzard. Rick 49.50.101 Buzzard. Steve 134 Byer, Carolyn 34.45.52.121 Byington. Robert 101 Callahan. Edwin 28.101 Callahan Marsha 121 Callow. Caren 121 Callow. John 23.62.111 Callow. Sophroana 48.101 Camery, Jan 101 Camerv. Nancy 41.101 Campbell. Jan 48 Campbell. Scott 121 C anode. Tom 63.78.134 Capes. Jill 51.121 Carlson. Carol 27.31.32.-56.57.134 Carlson. David 101 Carlson. Debbie Carlson. Donna A 27.42.121 Carlson. Donna -30.57.101 Carlson. John 101 Castle. Janice 111 Castle. Kevin 38.134 Catalina, Dennis 47,101 Catalina. Sandra 121 Cavanaugh. Elli n 16.111 CeechetH. Jim 37.134 Cecchrtti. Linda 39.134 Cccchrttt. Mike-38.121 Chacon. Agnes 39 Chadw ick. Carol 34,41.46,111 Chesnrk. Charles 101 Chesnek. Marie 38,135 Christensen. Karen 135 Christiansen. Kim 41.101 Cies Mike71.135 Os. Turn 27.111 Cleary. Mike62.66.121 Clinker. Charles 40.111 Clymer. Michele 121 Coffey. Joe 78.121 Coffey. Robert 121 Coffey. Terry III Colrman. Jort 121 Coleman. Handy 135 Coleman, Roger 53,63,69 Concotelli. James53.64.121 Conkrite. Holly Conley . Sarha 111 Conroy. Janice 26.48.101 Considine. Damian 101 Contreras. Anita 31.34.45.135 Contreras. Leslie 101 Cook. Edwurd 135 Cook. Mary 29.121 Cook. Rebecca 101 Cooper. Jan 135 Cooper. Linda 111 Cooper. Sieve 67.72.101 Cooper. Ted 121 Coppotrlli. Gary 121 Cordell. Charles 62.121 Cordell. Mary 135 Cornwell. Joe 121 Cornwell. Mark 47.101 Cornwell. Patricia 122 (hotter, Monty 45.122 Coughlin. Mike 44.73.111 Cover. Carlene 29,111 Cover. Clara 29.41.102 Cover. Harriet 122 Cover, John 41.111 Cover. Roger 102 Covert. Chad 73.1 II (,'rahtree. Charles 62.111 Craig William 122 Crawford. Linda 111 Cramer. Harold 135 Crossland, Kathlren 42.52.132 Crouse. Debbie 102 Crouse. Denny 40.132 Cruse. Curt 67.79.102 Cullen. Jamie 111 Cunningham. Brenda 122 Cunningham. Debra 18.I02.IM4 Cunningham. Gary 38.1-32 Cunningham. Randy 29.38.111 Cumutle. Paul 24.56.74.69,122 Curtis. Jamie 14.15.27.34.132 Curtis. Stanley 13.34.122 Cutler. Dan 33.62.69.122 Culler Richard33.69.71.78 -D- D Albani. Candice 34.46.52.110.111 Dallgas. Danrlte 102 Darftcr. Cheryl 122 Davis. Carry III Davis. Chris III Davis. Joan 102 Davis, Ralph Davis. Tamsin 16.34,1-32 Dawson, Terrence 112 Day. Vicki 39.132 Delaughtrr. Sue 122 Delcher. Renate 48,81,102 Delhntal James 132 Delhntal. Steve 122 Dempsey. Janet 41 46,81 112 Dempsey, Larry -39.122 Dempsey. Mary Jo27.102 Dempsey. Patrick 1-32 Dempsey, Tom 122 Dennis. Esta -35.122 Dennis, Linda 29.46.112 DePauw. Tom 20,40,142 Derksen, RckIocs 4-5.62.79.112 Derksen. Ruth 132 Delweilrr. Donald 31,34,53.59.65.132 Deutsch. Julie 26.42.44.45.132 Deutsch. Nancy 34.45.46,112 Dev ine. Debbie 112 Devine. Margaret 112 Devine. Mike67.72.102 Dewey. Vicki 122 Dickson. Bob30.33.102 Dickson. Brad 28,102 Dlgby, Mike-38 Diggev. Roy 122 Distin. Gloria 29.122 Dixon. Terry Dngwiler. Kathy Dooley. Dannv 102 Dooley. Vikki 36,132 Drovte. Larry 122 Duffv. Dan 122 Duffy. Robert 7,69.70.132 Dunbar. Dorothy 109 Dunbar. Patty 122 IXincan. Raymond 62.112 Dunn. Cindy 41.50.112 Dunsrth, Steve Dun woody. Ken 28.-30.56.37.62.73.112 Durkes. Donald 112 Dosing, Cindy 112 Dutchoff Greg 62.122 Dvorak. Louts47.102 Dvorak, Theresa 112 -E- Ebcrly. Joyce 122 Brcky Burkholder and Kathy VValdschlagcr contemplate the day’s work. 166 Doug Gallentine concentrates on The Art of Loving. ?? Ebrrsole. Dora 122 Eckhart. Debra 29.41.112 Edmondson. Larry 122 Edmunds. Michael 122 Edson. Roger 50.122 Edward , Catherine -34.45.46.112 Edwards, Howard 6,47,49,51,211,102 Edwards. John Edward . Mary 35.122 Edward . Paid Edward . Sieve 122 Edward . Theresa 21.31.34.42.45.47.56.132 Ehrler. Dennis 123 Eichler. Linda 41.46.56.57.112 Eivelc. Joy 28.46,112 Eiwle, Karla 102,2!) Elude Sieve 30.132 Eller. William 43.51.132 Elio , Shirley 112 Elliot. Mary Jo29.123 Elliott, Shirley Ebnendorf. Judy 123 Emmrrt, John 112 Pnimert. Michael 26.49.50.62.60.123 Emmerl. Norma 102 Enlow. Debra 123 Em t, Rena 106 Em t. Teresa 123 Ernco. Ellen 42.43,46.52.81.123 Evanoff, Mary Everhart. Jrrilyn 41.123 Evett. David 42 Evett. Jo Ellen 42.121 Ewald. Terry 112 —F— Fah . Jack 50.102 Falev. Jolene 46,123 Faley. Susan 31.34.51.57.132 Falk. Perry 50.53.66.132 Fane. Bev 36.-3S.138 Fane. Cecelia 112 Fane. Denni 63.138 Fane. Kevin 102 Fane. Pal 138 Fane. Tim 67.72.102 Farley, Sharon 138 Farley. Sherrie 34.52.120.123 Faister. Ore 62.112 Farster. Kevin 123 Forster. Michael 17.22.49.50.138 Fassler, Fran 62.69.74.26.123 Favslcr. Tom 62.79.112 Fawk. Tom 67.72.102 Feldkirchnrr. Kathy 138 Felles, Martha 123 Fetch. Tina 29 Ferguson. Connie 27.34.50.138 Ferree. Chri 112 Ferrell. 1-cah 112 Ferrell. Roger 102 Fkhtcr. Joe 73,112 Fi h. Dan 112 Fisher. Charles-39.123 Fisher. David 123 Fisher. Sharon 138 Flach. Sue 34,41.56.57.81.110.112 Fleming. Chuck 62.112 Fleming. James 138 Fletcher Fread 47,48,102 Florence. Maria Floto. Geoffrey 102 Flynn. Amy 48.102 Floto, Vicki 139 Flynn. Gary 112 Folsom. Joel 112 Ford, Helen 139 Fordham. Rill 112 Fordham. JohnSI.I23 Fordham Shirley 102 Foster. Jeff 14.69.70 Foster. Paula 112 Foster. Thomas 28.67,72.102 Fox. Bob 38.138 Fox. Michael 50.67.102 Fox. Valerie 112 Frederie. I.inda 123 Freed. Robert French, Pam 38,139 Frey. David Frey. Janie 112 Frey. John Frey. Kathleen 102 Frey. Laura 48,109 Frey. Randy 60.123 Frey. Richard 112 Frey. Sandra 112 Friedrichs. Dave 27.69.74.123 Friedrichs. Susan 28.48.56.100.102 Frlel. Duane 37 Friel. Sandra 46 Friese. Dianna 123 Frills, Gary 47.67.72.102.112 Frit .' Gregory 49.50 Fniin. Patti 123.80 Fulls. Nancy 16.44.139.168 Fulmer, Tim 112 Gallagher. Robert 139 Gallentuic. Doug 7.28,.50.123,167 Garcia Moses 79 Gardner. Debar Itt2 Gardner, Michelle 46.123 Gascoigne. Tony 47.102 Gascoigne. Sandra 44.123 Gascoigne. Tom 63.66.139 Geiger, Chuck Geiger, Dianne 112.121 Gcrdcs. Carolyn 102 Cerdes. Cheryl 42.112 Giesc. Greg 40.103 Gilbert. Ben 78.106.123.170 Gilbert. Darrell 123 Gilbert, Deborah 34.41,112 Cilmour. Kay 48.103 Glass. Mark 103 Glessner. Vickie50.123 Goddard Hill 112 Coerlilz. James 52.113 Goldie. Cary 113 Goldie. Maureen 113 Golev. Sandra 28 51.52.113 Cordon, Greg 37.139 Gordon, Steve 123 Gorman. Pat 139 Gossagr. Das id 79.113 Gossage. Diana 123 Graham. Josef 123 Graham. Mark 113 Grant. Marchiel 113 Green. Mike 123 Green. Raymond 62.79.113 Cridlcy. John50,113 Griffith. Pat 139 Crimes, Steve 139 Grobe. George 40.50.123 Crobc. Larry 67.102 Grobe. Paul 123 Crodey. Bruce 102 Grodey. Paul 39.139 Grove. Mary 42.123 Grygiel. Ron 72.102 Gunn. Herchsel 139 Gunn. Sandra 102 Gustafson. Mark 47.79.102 —H— Haas. Carl 123 Haas. Jan 35.123 Haas. Robert Hackharth Debby 103 Hagan. Gienna 123 Hagan. Lloyd 123 Haiti. Susan 48.103 llain. Tim 32.40.51.123 Hale. Bob 14.59.140 Hale. Martha 103 Haley. Richard 103 llalfacrr. Gienna 113 Haller. Nona 29.123 Hallquist. 1 .ester 140 Hall |ui t. Susan 34.46.123 Hamburg. Linda 37.140 Hamersmith. Harold 28.47.73.103 Hamilton. Carol 17.34.41.46.113 Hamilton. Kathy 48.103 Hanson. Darryl 113 Harden. Brenda 46.81.113 Harden. Gary 113 Harden. Richard-33.140 Hardersen. Janice 103 Haring. Carlynn 39.140 Harney. William 103 Harris. Laurie 113 Harrison. Craig 23.65.140 llarshman. Helen34.140 Harshman. Vincent 66.123 Hattie Rhonda 103 Harilc. Debra 103 Harwell, Steve 33.140 Hatch. Sharon 123 Hawkins. Dean 122 Hayden. Debbie 113 Haven. Jeffrey 72.103 Haves. Peggy 29.31.113 Hcaly, Joe 122 Healy, Patricia 41,103 Heather. Greg 123 Heather. John 113 Heaton. Sidney 113 Heckman. Barbara 123 Heckman. Edward 45.62.69.123 Heckman. Mark 123 Heckman, Steven 51.113 Heckman. Vicki 42,141 Hcintzelman. Jim 17.53.74.75.76,93.141 HelfrlcK Cheryl 123 Helfrich. Connie 113 Helfrich. Donna Helfrich. Janet 36.141 Helfrich. Ken 38.141 Helfrich. Linda 141 Helfrich. Mary Ann 41.103 Helfrich. Michael 123 Helin. Jane 42.43.81.123 Hendricks. Dennis 67.103 Henning. Debhie46.1l3 Henry. Das id 33,141 Henry. Janell 51.123 Henry. Janice55,123 Henson. Jenny 46,123 Hereford. Willie 47.67.73.109 Herwlg. Debbie 103 Her wig. Donna 36.141 Her wig. Jeffry 123 Herwig, Michael 113 Herzog. David 41.43.44.113 Herzog, Rebecca 113.116 Hess. M ichael 50.113 Hess. Steve 38.124 Hey. Marty 53.78.79.130.141 Hicks. Ann 48.103 Hicks. Gregory 124 Hicks. Renee52.113 Hill. Bruce 30.32.42.124 Hill Donald 33.113 llill. Lorraine 36.141 Hill Roger62.69.124 Hillyer. Michael 41.113 Hinrichv l.ayne 141 Hmrichs Wayne 141 Hmtz. Debbie 27.41.48.103 Hmtz. Rob 63.74.76.124 Hip| ert Mardel 103 Hippie. Jerry 1 11 Hippie. Marty 72.103 llitllet Melanie 113 IIMlct Rena 135.141 Hodges. Patricia 27.35.45.52.124 llodowanic. Connie 35.41.46 111 Hocpner. Patricia 114 Hofmann. Fred 114 Holmes. Randy 141 Hoover. Marilyn 34.41.27.141 Hoover, Nancy 52.124 Hopper. Susan 109 Hopper. Debbie 35.141 lloyle. David 30.124 Hoyle. Sherry 103 Hobbs. Edward 50.61.114 llurk. Cindy 103 lluck. Connie -35.50.55.1II Hudson. Kandi-35,128 Hudson. Keane 69.71 Hudson. Krystal 114.115 Huffman. Jeffery 26.73,114 Huffman. Paul 41.62,79.114 Hughes Pam 45.46.51.114 Hughes. Vicky 48,103 Hummel. Cindy 124 Hummel. Larry 33.79.103 Hummel. Mike33.79.103 Humphrey. Rita 124 Huyctt. Vicki 41.103 —I- Imfcld. Renee 114 Imfcld. Kevin 114 Immcl. Cary 114 -J- Jablonsky, Penney 124 Jacobs. David 33.114 Jacobs, Debbie 35.41.114 Jacobs. Dennis 32.40.41.124 Jacobs. Laura 27.48.81.103 Jacobs. Susan 124 James. Michael 26.53.63.69.71.141 James, Terry 103 Jankowski. Rick 41.104 Janssen. Deb 101 Jasper. Raymond 38.124 Jcanguenat. Bette Anne 46.114 Jcanblanc, Sandra 141 Jensen. Chuck 63.124 Jensen. Karen 143 Jensen. Sharon 1I I Jeremiah. Deborah 36.124 Jeske. Rhonda 41.48.104 Johns. Dorothy 119 Johns. Raymond 33 Johnson. Dixie 114 Johnson. Janet Johnson. Kevin 104 Johnson. Pam KM Jones. David33 Jones. Douglas 104 Jones, Gayla 124 Jones. Gordon 53.69.78.124 Jones. Janet 114 Jones. Jcnrllc KM Jones. John 101 Jones. Martha 41.48.101 Jones. Peggv 15.44.52,124 Jordan. Mark 6.30.62.78.124 Josephsen. Diane 48.104 Joyce, Kevin 79.101 Jovce. Patricia34.41.52.124.16S Joynt. Mike 33.124 Judd. Clifton 124 Judson. Debbie 104 —K- Kalav. Elaine 34.44.45.143 Kallas. Andrew 69.124 Kallas. Diane 101 Karlson. Kevin 101.109 Kafi. Nelson 143 Kasper. Robert 62,73.114 Kastner. David 73.114 Kastner. Virginia 34.45.141 Katz, Margery 29.35.122.121 Katz. Michaej 39.143 Kavadas. Cindy 30. KM Krlchncr. Cindy 101 Krllen. Ann 124 Krllen. Jean 143 Krllen. Linda 41.114 Krllen. Mike Keller. Candy 31.56.143 Kelly. Richard 67.101 167 Kenney, Mary .38.143 Kent. David 67.104 Kent. Gary 33.51,104 Kent. Nancy 143 Kent. Philip 114 Kepler. Agne 114 Kerchner. Darlene 104 Kerley. Larry 34.45.114 Kerley. Lloyd 21.124 Kerley. Teresa 41.44.104 Kesselring. Vickie 42,46.114 Ketchum. Steve 114 Kevern. John 43.51.56.57.124 Kevern, Tom 51.104 King. Debbie 114 King. Richard30.78.114 Kipping Brad62.69.53.74.124 Kipping Rod 143 Kidibaugh. Greg 34.43.45.124 Klein. Charles50.124 Klein. Kevin 41.50.79,114 Knes . Sandy 31.34.45.58.81.143 Kmgge. Bambie52.125 Kmgge. Tim 46.67.101 Knight. Susan 114 Knudson. Catherine 41 Kobler. Karen 42.125 Koeching. Barbara 37.143 Kopacz. Gary 26.62.69.74 125 Kopacz. Gary 67.72.104 Kopeck. Rosemary 31.144 Kortemeier. Del.ra 31.34.42.44.47.132.144 Kortemeier. Doug 28.30.45,114 Kraft. Kirk 50 Krahenhuhl, Grant 125 Kreps. Jou 67.104 Kreps. Patricia 125 Knvcek. Nancy 104 K reuger. Caroi 46.125 Krug. John 104 Kruse. Debra 125 Kuhn, Rosie. 44.45.60.144 Kuter. Richard 114 —L— Labar. Harry 38.144 LaCoursiere. Deborah 144 LaCoursiere, Scott 79,114 LaFever. Gilda 27.29.30.34.45.144 Lalley, Kevin 79.104 Lally. Robert 101 Lamb. Michael Lamb. Pat 33.104 Lambert. Ed Lance, Michael 125 l.ancr. Renee 114 Landorf, Constance 46.125 l.antz. Janice 125 Larson. William 104 I.aughrin. Janell 33,48.101 Lawson, Nancy 104 Lawyer. Jack 50.104 LeBlanc, Barbara 52.125 LeBlanc, Donald 13.62.71.69.114 LeBlanc. Joan 36.52.144 LeBlanc. Phil 47.67.1(M LeBlanc. Robert 67.10(5 Lebre. Linda 114 I.eClere, Lois46.115 Lee. Rebecca 38.144 Leggett. Dave 51.115 Leggett. Thomas 41.50.125 Ixndman. Bemie 74.75.76.144 Lena . David 115 la-nos, Diane 144 Lenox. Donna 125 l -nos. Ellwood 115 l-cnos.Ted33.144 Lercti, Artina48.105 Lewis. Jeff 144 L heureus. Peggy 31.27.43.44.47.50.145 Lightner. Joe 105 Lilly man. James 125 Lsndblom. Linda 41.115 Lipscomb. K rest on 62.125 Livingston. Claudia 105 Llewellyn. Patrich 33.145 Ixiescher. Dean 115 Loescher. Dennis 115 lamg. Ronnie 145 Long. Monte 18.45.46.47.51.56.145 Long. Tim 145 Love. Anita 10(5 Love. Christine 44.46.59.125 Iasve. David 125 Love. James 1-ove. Julie 36.145 Love. Patricia 29.73.115 Love, Pat 115 lane. Stephen 57.105 Lose. William 53.57.69.70.145.154.168 Lovett. Richard 32.40.57.125 Lowe. Richard 145 Ludens. Michel 105 Lumzy, Leroy 73.115 Lumzy, Tyrone 67.104 Lyon. Judith 34.55.125 Lyon. Rick 105 —M— Maakestad. Diana 53.54.125 Mackey. Alan 52.77,115 Mackh Suzi 30.52.115 MacRunnels. Linda 115 MacRunnels. Shelby 29 Madden, Bob 106 Madden. Diane 106.115 Made . Cherie 29.35.46 Slades Dean 26.31.43.44 47.53.58.145.148 Madison. Mrlody 115 Magnafici. Alan 62.79.115 Magnafici. Janice I MS Mahan. Patty 48.106 Mayors. Betty 115 Maimberg. N'els 79.115 Malone. Chuck 32.125 Maloney. Dan 63.60.125 Mulston. Susan 105 Manon. Steve 28.125 Manus. Barbara 115 Marcinkowski. Judy 31.44,52.125 Marshall. Bruce 105 Marshall. Jim 72.105 Marshall Rubin 26.56.146 Marshall. Sherry 48.105 Martin. Dav id 39.125 Martin Henry 147 Martin. Peter 119 Martin. Susan 39.146 Masters. Jan 146 Mat inger, Run 146 Slaves. Jods 115 May. Lori 34.52.115 May, Steve 16,146 McBride. Susan 125 McBride, Tim 42,67 McCarthy. Craig 47.56.62.79.115 McCarthy. Mary 26.46.51.106 McCarthy. Mike 24.31.53.63.69.71.146 McCarthy. Patrick McCarthy. Tun 47.67.106 McCartney. Ruth 125 McCarver. Bussell 115 McClellan, Brenda 35.46.114 McCloskey. Cathy 48,106 McConnaughav. Doug 45.46.146 McGonnaughay. Pat 50. KB McConnaugliay, Robert 115 McConnell. Ross 146 McCormick. Penelope 125 McCoy. Joanne 41.81.114 McCoy. Mark 80.146 McGowan. Dan 78.147 McGowan. Tim 106 McGrail. Michael 47.105 McCrail. Tom 115 Mclntire. Penny 34.42.147 McKamey. Karen 147 McLaughlin. Kevin 41.42.115 McNamara, Sue 125 McNinch, l-eotia 33.106 McWclhy, Bill 51.10G McWethy. Rebecca 51.147 McWethy. Steve 125 McWethy. Susan 34.50.125 McWilliams, Edward 125 Meiaell. Mickey 115 Mrkeel. Donald 78.124 Mekeel, Frank 115 Mekeel. Mary 28.41.105 Melendrez, Kim 115.34 Melmg, Jeff .50.72 Melnyk. John 19.31.32.43.49.57.147 Mercer. Pur etha 147 Mercer. Steve 37.66.115 Moodith. David 52.77.116 Meridith. Dennis 39.77.125 Merriman, James 125 Merrit, Debbie 11C Merten, Tim 33.115 Meyer. Daniel5277.116 Meyer. Deborah 34.51.142 Meyer. Karrn 48.105 Meyers. Alan 50,105 Michel. Joan 41.116 Mickelson. Shirley 105 Milano. Rick 116 Miller. Ann27,34 45.46.51.116 Miller. Bill 106 Miller. Cindy 116 Miller. David 47.116 Miller. Dennis38.125 Miller. Diana37.147 Miller. Jim 27.45,46,116 Miller. Kenneth I 6.30.32.43.56.125 Miller. Linda 125 Miller. Michael 116 Miller. Michael 116 Mdler.Mike5l.l06 Miller. Richard 116 Miller, Robert33,105 Miller. Thomas51.63.147 Minnier, John 125 Minn Is. Neil 40.116 Mobley. Dora 33.105 Monnlcr. Eddy63.149 Mon son. Brad 73.119 Moody, Howard Moody. Pat 116 Mooney, Cindy 46.48.106 Moore. Andy 45.47.125 Moore. Connie 105 Moore. Kimberly 41.81,106 Moore, Monica 105 Moore. Paul 125 Moore. Terry 120.125 Morin. Patricia 46 48.106 Morisse. Jeff Morris. Cathy 116 Morris. JoAnri Morris. Martin 79.105 Morris. Sheila 36.149 Mosher. Alan 40.41.69.71.116 Mosher. Grraki 42.116 Moss. Danny 37.38.119 Mossey. Charles 105 Muhaskv. Jerry 105 Muhasky. Ronald 125 Mulleins, Sherman 125 Mull. April 106 Mull. James 149 Muller. Mike 119 Mullerky. Kathleen 105 Mumford. Ethel 106 Munson. Richard 43,140.149 Muntean. Georgia 48.105 Muntran. Robert 125 Murphy, Ann 30.31.34.41.58.149.156 Murphy. Mika 145 Murphy. Tim 149 Murphy. Tom 149 Murray. John 39.149 Murray. Richard 106 Myers Kathy 36.149 Myers. Nancy 29.35.126 Myers. Thomas79,106,109 —N— Nagy. Joel 15.72.109 Nags. John 78.125 Nags Pamela 31,57.149 Neal. Wayne 17.18.28.30.59.62116 Nee ham. Diane 149 Nelson. Dewainr 30.32,50,149 Nelson. Joanne 51.1(0 Nelson. Kurt 50.149 Nelson. Rick 72.109 Newcomer. Donna 116 Nichols. Nancy 30.34.149 Nohl. Cindy 125 Northrop. Greg 41.62.116 Nunrmakrr. Carol 50.126 Nusbaum. Nancy 34.116 Nuttall, David 38.126 Tish Joyce gathers term paper notes. 168 Stuco reaches out for new ideas. —O- Oberlander. Dave 50,106 O’Connor, Jerry 50.62.126 O'Connor, j irn 50.62.66.126 O'Dalr. Debbl 41,106 Oehl, Barbara35.150 Occhsel, Jeanne 29.31.34.44.47.56. US Oellig. Joyce 41.46,52 Ogburn, Karen54.116 Ogburn, Bandy 150 On bum. Richard 69,126 OK born. Sharon 115 Oliver. John 33.106 O'Malley, Jeffrey 42.62.116 O'Malley. Jenny 150 O’Neal. Danny 116 O'Neal. Sharon 46.116 O Rorke, Alice 126 Ouner, Kimlrerley 35.46,116 Oswalt. Brian 126 Oswalt. Cary 116 Otto. Diane 126 Otto. Donald 33.126 Ottwell. Robert 150 Owen. Bob 33.126 Owen. Jeanette 109 Owen, Patricia35.52,126 Owen. Theresa 57.132.150 -P- Page. Joyce 34.150 Palmer. Celia Mae 33 Palmer. Klainc 116 Pantenherg. Kevin 25,113.116 Pantenlrerg. Greg 37 Parke. Becky 106 Parke. Debbie 34,116 Parke. Joseph 41.106 Patten. Carol 150 Patzer. Joe 79.116 Payne. Joan 36.150 Peacock, Lynn 150 Peterson. Debra 106 Petitti. Debra 126 Pet itt I. Tom 106 Petrie. Donnetta 34,51.116 Petrie. Leonard 26.31.58.150,152 Petrone. Michael 116 Pcttenger. Bill 106 Pettenger. Ron Pfeifer. Rae Jean 46.116 Pfeifer. Ron 151 Phalen, Terry 116 Pieper, Linda 35.151 Pieper. Roger Pieper. Ronald 126.151 Pierce. Gary 38.119 Pierson. Phil 51.52.77.116 Pink. Raymond 106 Pin on, Manuel 126 Pinon. Richard 41.117 Piper. Andrew 67.106 Pire . Betsy 35.56,126 Pitchford. Jim 106 Plcikovitch. Rhonda 151 Plock, Mary 35.46.52.126 Pogue. Dirk 32.51.117 Pupkins, Tom 117 Pott . Jane 46.117 Pott . Vickie 117 Powell. Janet 117 Powers. Joann 126 Power , Mary 34,41,126 Pratt. Donny67.l06 Pratt. David 33.67 Pratt. Judy 126 Pratt. Mike 33.117 Pratt Shelia 37.151 Prrdmore, Samira 28.81.117 Preston. Jill 126 Preston. John 28.72.67.100.106 Preston. Marsha 38 Pritchard. Carol 106 Puffrnbarger. Mary 45.126 Puffer. Jeffery 41,126 Pyse, Raymond 33.67.106 Quick. Denise 46.81.117 Quinn. Paula 126 — R— Rains. Terry 39.151 Rakow ski. Dennis 33.117 Ham bo, Jim 117 Ramsey. Klizaheth ISI Ramsey. Kathleen 117 Ray. Jerome 30,126 Ream. Larry 37.151 Rebuck. Vicki 27.106 Reed. Christi 41.48.106 Reed. Randy 48.106 Reed. DUne 33.79.117 Reed. Rogene 44.45.150.151 Reed. Rond i 28.29.43,18.151 Reed, Steve 33.67.79.106 Reeder. Rodney 77.79.177 Reese, Geoffrey 40.64.137.152 Reeves. Rill 117 Rrglin. Jeffery67.106 Reglin. Vickie 29.126 Reidl. Raymond 106 Reiglr. Chris 35.51,126 Reigle. George 152 Reigle. Sharon 48.106 Reigle. Shirley 30.126 Reiling. Greg 67.106 Remrey, Gary 119 Rendleman. Rhonda 30.41,46,52.117 Rerme. Randy 30.58.73.117 Reuter. Denni 126 Reuter. Rickey 44.126 Reuter, Steve 39.152 Rex. Mark 152 Rex, Sharon Reyes. Delma 106 Reynolds. Bonnie 46.122.126 Reynolds. Nane 117 Reynolds. Peggy 117 Rhoad. Paula 46.126 Hhodenbaugh. Betty 117 Hhodrs, Bruce 41.50.72.67.109 Rhodes. Dav id 38.152 Rhodes, Debbie 42.117 Rhodes. Donald 38.119 Rhodes. Mary 152 Rich. Kathy 152 Richard. Neva 152 Richard. Patricia 34.153 Richard. Sharon 126 Richards, Frances 153 Rick. Kugene 41,69.79,126 Rklenhour. Mary Jo52.l5i Riley. Mike67.26.72.106 Rinehart. Patricia36.153 Ringlrr. Harry 126 Ringler. Kathy 35.126 Ringler. Lynn 106 Rios. Delia 41.126 Rios. Jose 126 Rios. Minerva 106 Riser. Harvey 126 Rittrnaiiic. Lynne 46.117 Burner. Sue 117 Roliertson. John 30 Robertson. Sharon 126 Rock, Dennis 106 Rockett. Anita 117 R'idger . Cassandra 51.127 Rodriguez. Alex Kodri |uez. Fiddle Rolligiirz, Richard 72,106 Roe. John 28.30.79.117 Rogers, Dcbby 15,81.106 Romine. Jim 57.153 Rianinr, Margie-34.46.52.41.117 Rorer. Kim 41.106 Rosenhalm, Kevin 117 Ross. Jon 127 Rowe. James 127 Rowe, Mary 45,127 Ruffin. RarharaHl.l 17 Ruffin. Clyde 67.79.106 Ruffin. George 22.41.44.62.69.78,127 169 Ruffini, Richard 41.51.117 Ruppert. Sabra 127 Russel. Kim 117 Russel. Mike 49.106 Russell. Richard 74.127 Russel. Rod 47.44.49.51.62.69.121.127 Russmaa, Brian 67.106 Rust ad. Carla 36.153 Ruth. Kristy 41.117 Ruth. Sharon 34.153 Rutt. David 117 Ryan. Cathy 38 Ryan, Colleen 107 Ryan, Maureen 107 Ryan. Rich 153 Ryter. Gail 34.46.52.117 Ryser. Mike74.75.76.153 —S— Saaijcnga. Frank 117 Sachs. Susan 46,52.118 Sanford. Julie 15.29.34.41.118 Sanford. Lori 41.107 Santos. Danrtte 34.41.52.118 Sarafian. Marybcth 48.107 Server, Judy 42.153 Saunders. Lee 118 Schafer. Joy 21.29.34.154 Schafer. Serena 107 Scharpf. Cathy 29.118 Scheffler. Richard 41.118 Schick. Robert 118 Schall. Richard 33,47.107 Schmidt. Glrnda 154 Schmidt. Roger 35.154 Schmidt. William 33.118 Schnake, Jerry 62.118 Schornholz. David Schofield. Deborah 34.41.54.127 Schofield. George 154 Schotka, Diane 29.34.127 Schott. Phil 33.73.118 Schrock. Beverly 48.107 Schrock. Debbie 154 Schrvver. Marty 107 Schuler. Doug 14.53.63 69,70 78.79.154 Schulte. Cindy 41.46.118 Schulte. Karen 118 Schultz. Bev 41.118 Schumm. Gilbert 26.31.4.3.44.45.47.56.57.154 Schumm. Greta 34.45.47.56.57.127 Scudder. ElUabeth 41,42.45.54,127 Scudder, Gery 127 Scudder. Matt 26.41.64.118 Seagren. Linda 41.42,118 Senders. Charlotte 127 Sender . Ina 127 Sender . Iris 121.154 Sondra. Joan 34.52,127 Shadrach, John 127 Shaffer. Diana 34.154 Schaffer. Marilyn 41.46.118 Shaffer. Mary 127 Sharkey. Paula 107 Sheely, Becky 127 Shehorn. Su an 127 Shelton. Gary 42,118 Shelton. Jennie 41.42.118 Sheridan. Karen 34.41.118 Sheridan. Nancy 36.154 Sheridan. Robert 39.155 Shiaras. Debbie 27.41.48.107 Shiaras. Paul 41.62.73.117.118 Shoaf. l-rzlle34.4l.45.127 Shoemaker. Calvin 33.118 Shoemaker. Steve 44.118 Short. Jeff 107 Shroyer. Dan Shroycr. Rick 67.107 Shroyer. Terry 118 Shuck. Ru ell 155 Shuck. Steven 107 Shular. Jeff 26.50.118 Sirben, Charlotte 107 Siebem . Cindv 107 Siebernv John 41.118 Siebcrns. Rrbrkah 127 Sieling. Linda 37.155 Silva, Eugene 13.53.69.70.155 Simmons. Harold 107 Simmonv John-39.127 Sivits. Patsy 107 Skibinskte. Janet 42.80.127 Slagrr, Charlene 155 Slagle. Deedee34.155 Slain. Mary 155 Sloan. Steve 62.78.118 Slogar. John 107 Slothower. Deborah 107 Slothowrr. John 79.118 Slothower. Nancy 29.41.118 Smallwood. Judy 35.41.118 Smith. Bob53.63.69.71.155 Smith. Deborah 34.57.127 Smith. Donald 107 Smith. Floyd 118 169 Bon Gilbert wears a mohawk for wrestling. Smith. Ilarly Smith. Howard 127 —T— Smith. Jane 46.48.107 Tadie. Willie 108 Smith, Janet 127 Tarvin. Philip7.62.74.128 Smith. Karen 127 Tay lor. David 108 Smith, Kristie 118 Taylor. Mike 108 Smith. Lam 107 Tayman. Chris 34.44.52.128 Smith. Mary .Ann 107 Tcran. Yvonne 46.48.108 Smith. Mary 107 Terronev, Joc Smith. Melinda Tetrick. Connie 128 Smith. Michael67,72.107 Trtrick. Rick 39.128 Smith. Patricia 48.107 Tetrick. Rusty 67.108 Smith, Ronald 62.73.117.118 Thomas, Floyd 39.157 Smith. Rosemary 107 Thomas. Jack 119 Smith. Scott 45.78.118 Thomas. Patti Jo 28.30.32.51.128 Smith. Sharon 155 Thompson. Jane 128 Smith. Steve K 67.107 Thompson. Karen 128 Smith. Steve J 33.107 Thrasher. Roger 38.128 Smith. Terry 127 Tleken. Terri 15.48.108 Smith. Tom 127 Tilton Marie 108 Smith. Zelda 35.46,52.118 Tilton. Toni 41 Sneck. Donald 107 Tipton, William Sneck. Shari 41.107 Tittsworth. Kav .30.51.56.57.128 Snodfraw 44.46.47.31.155 Tolle. Mike 128 Snodgrass. Stephen 47.72.107 Toole. Robtn 30.32,40.41.128 Snow. Bill67.107 Topper. James 28.63.66.157 Snow. Sherry 34.156 Tipper. Thomas 33.26,108 Sofolo. Cynthia 48,81.107 Topping, Deborah 29.34.52.157 Sofolo, Phil Tourtillott, Debbie 46.51.119 Sorensen. Lynne 42.127 Tourtillott. Roberta 34.50,157 Southard. Jay 109 Trader. Deborah 48.108 Spangler. Jeff 69.78.121 Triplett. Bruce 128 Spot! . Marge36.154 Triplett. Gay Ion 128 Specht. Ruth Ann 94.154 Trotter. Dennis 62.69.78 Spurgeon. Debra 41.156 Tnmlnger. Steve 158 Starr. Wayne 107 Tucker. Norri' 108 Steder. Mitchell 53.27.69.70.156 Tucker. Ricky 128 Stem. Jim 45.156 Turner, AI37 Stevens. Tammy 33.128 Turner. Cathy 108 Stewart. Jon 127 Turner. Darrow Stk-h. Lyndell 119 Turner. Leonard 45.128 St ile . Carol) n 27.31.50.56.130.156 Turner. Wayne Stoker. Kay 119 t Stoudt. Cathy 38 Stnudt. Connie 38.127.145.156 —U— Stoudt. Kelly 41.128 1 Ulferts. Lawrence 39.128 Strenge. Terry 119 Lndrrhile. Sue 108 Strodtman. Mill) 28.46.52.110.119 • Unger. Dennis 108 Slrohl, Hegina 42.157 Unger. Diane 48.108 Stnib. Arden 67.72.107 Unger. Joe 41.158 Slmb. Rick 67.107 Untied!. Rhonda 28.35.128 Stnib. Sherry 72 Utter. Kenneth 108 Stumpf. Craig 63.157 Utz. Todd 119 Suit . Ed 157 Sullivan. Debbie 29.44.128 —V— Sullivan. Steve 46.47.48.108 Vail. Jack 69.74.76.128 Summer . David 47.108 Vaile. Gary 51.128 Swanson. Rill 32.40.157 Vailr. Mike Swanson. Dan38.157 Vanol. David 108 Swanson. Nancy 32.42.46.119 Vancil. Dennis 63.69.71.158 Swanson. Sharon 108 Van Kirk. Jim 67.108 Swarbrick. Mark 108 Van Kirk. Rickdf). 121 Swart . Glen 53.63,66.28.130.157 VanMatrr, Greg 62.73.119 Swart . David33.50.119 Van Matre. Randy 67.72.108 Swart . Dean 33.128 Van Natta. James 128 Swart . Denise 35.45 46.51.128 Van Nalta, Linda 38.158 Swart . Duane .33.108 Van Ooster. Gay 33.108 Sweet. Dixie 44.45.51. 157 Van Oosten. Linda 29.128 Swegle.Jim 74.128 Van Oosten. Terrie 48,108 Sweglr, Linda 48,106 Vaughn. Gary 72.108 Symons. Penny 34.52.128 Vaughn. Kathleen 128 S abo. Steve 32.108 Vogel. Kathy 108 Voorhiev. Debra 13,108 Whitson. Ken 129 Voorhiry Ronald-33.108 Whitson. Ron 41.119 Widens. Walter 159 —W— Wicmken. Jayne 41.119 Wirmken. Victoria 48.108 Wadsworth. Darcy 67.72.108 Wirnman. Judy 30.-34.129 Wadsworth, Tom 28,-30.128 Wigginton. Kathy 4I.H9 Wadsworth. Tony 119 Wilcox, Mike 42.108 Wagner. Mike53.63.69.70 158.78.79 Wilhelm. Robin 108 Wagner. Vickie 48, 108 Wilke. Michael 42,108 Wakely, Kathv 119 Wilkinson. Charles 159 Wakeley. l.anny 62.73.119 Wilkinson. Chery l 29,129 Wakeley. Tom 67.108 Willey. Carol 46.48.81.108 Walder. Kirk 44.69.128 Willey. Donald 79.129 Waldschalger. Kathy 29.42.128.166 Willey. Kenneth 79,108 Waldschlagcr. Lynn 119 Willey. Ronald 62.129 Waldschlager. Terry 45.46.47.158 U tlliams, Ann 129 Walker. Becky 28.57.80.129 Williams. Connie 34.51.129 Wallace. Sylviu 41.119 Williams. Diane 80.31.159 Wallin. Allison 48.108 Williams Evelyn-35.52.129 Wallin. Barbara 129 Williams. James 62.73.119 Wallin. Dana 45.129 Williams, Joanne 31,30.54,160 Wallin, George 129 Williams Susan 31.81,160 Wallin. Opal 158 Williams. Teresa 41.108 Walls. Debbie 29.129 Williamson. Mark 53.65,69.70.160 Walls. Linda Willstcad, Kvrrcttc 47.62.89.119 Walls. Steven 33.47.108 Willstead. Martha 108 Walters. Su anne 158 Wilson. Paul 129 Warfel. Jon 17.44.46.51.56.158 Wilson. Sue 41.160 Wasson, Jeff 26.119 Wilson. Wayne 12« Watson, John 158 Wisner. Chris 119 Waytenick. Lisa 34.4-3,158 Withes. Barb 109 Weaver, Joel Witzleb. Carla 42.52.129 Weaver. Julie 119 Wit lcb. Jim 53,62.69,78,129 Webb. Kugrnr 119 Wohrley. John 67.109 Webster. Charles 73.119 Wohrley. Linda 35.44.59.129 Wegner. Debbie 108 Wolf. Dcbby 41.46.48.50.109 Wegner. Greg 62.69.129 k Wcidman. Steve 67.72.108 Wolfe. Sandra 129 Welgle. De nnis 67.108 Woodrow. Dianna 10« Weigle. Karen 46,119 Woolley, Larry 62.129 Welgle. Wendy 14.15.28.45.47.52.54.158 Worman. Charles 160 Weiser. John 129 Welch. Terry 45.129 Wright. Mary 46.129 Welker. Richard 129 Welker. Wendy 34.41.119 —Y— Wellman. Susan 41.50.129 Yardley. Dale 129 Wells. Gary 42.78,159 Yard ley, Gayle 119 Wells. Jerry 119 Yearian. Bruce62,119 W. ndler, Sherri 34.26.41.46.50.119 Yeater. James 109 Wcntling. Mary 42.159 Yeazel, Gas 18.-34.43.58.159.160 Wentllng. Sarah 129 Yeazel, Gordon, 41.62.73,119 Went ling. Tom 67,72.108 Ymgling, Cray 33,47.109 Werner. Rick 108 Young. David 119 Wernkk. John 129 Young. Gregory 31.40.160 West. Randy 15« White. Don 119 Young. Paul 51.119 White. John 129 White. Karen 159 —Z— White, lairry 129 Zcnt7. Craig 10« White. Sharon 159 Ztckuhr. Kathy 28.33.48.109 Whitehead. Tom 41.118 Zimmer. Pamela 42.124.129 Whitlock. Lanetta35.46.118 .mnrn. Mark 47,67.72,109 Whitmore. Das id 129 Zuend. John 26.67.106.109 Steve Bushman admires Jeanne Oechsel s magic elf. 170 Marvin Winger—retiring principal Mr. Winger Retires After 34 Years After 34 years as teacher and principal at Dixon High School, Mr. Marvin Winger is retiring. Mr. Winger began his career at D.H.S. teaching Ancient, Medieval and American History, civics, and econom- ics. He was also active as coach in several sports in- cluding cross-country which he initiated here. In 1957 he was appointed assistant principal and served in that capacity for ten years. In 1967 he became principal. Now we must say good-bye and thank you to Mr. Winger, a man dedicated to making Dixon High School a better place to work and learn. The students of D.H.S. wish you the best, Mr. Winger. Mr. Boyer tries out prineipal's duties. 171
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