Dixon High School - Dixonian Yearbook (Dixon, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1985 volume:

DIXON HIGH SCHO DIXON, ILLINOIS, - .11� ! it Welcome aboard the Dixonian ex- press where you will Travel Through the Year. As you travel you will en- counter some nerds at a football game, you will encounter full hour classes, and during some weeks you might even see hawaiian shirts, punks outfits, and even if you look closely you might find someone studying, too! Students of D.H.S. travel all over; up to third floor for Algebra, down to first floor for Span- ish, up to fourth for English, back down to the gym for P.E. (or is today the day you have health)! At last it is time for lunch you can relax! Yuck! there is nothing you like in the cafe- teria. so you travel over to Hardees for lunch. Oh no! You’re late for fifth hour. With all this traveling one would think you would be exhausted, but now it is time for practice. LAPS again!! Well you made it through one day and are ready to travel through this year with only 179 days left. Oh Weill! Pic. I. Yes. Sally Monnier this is your life. (Deb- bie Blaine and Caroline Hong can't believe it.) Pic. 2. Tom Burke and Scott Apple are ready for the Homecoming Game. Pic. 3. Jennifer Hoffman all punked out” for a Homecoming Spirit Day. In background I to r Willy Kekstadt. Deana Dunhame. John Bowers. Pic. 4. Yes. Mark Gusse Everyone knows 2 + 2 = 4. Pic. 5. Rod Schick. Kevin Butler. Scott Edgecomb. and Ben Schaab enjoy the Homecoming dance, but where are their dates?!?! Pic. 6. Brad Dixon getting ready to sing Tom Sawyer” during the post game Homecoming Assembly. Pic. 7. Yes. Michelle Emery you have got to kiss Kenny Masters in this scene. Pic. 8. Deana Dunham and Vonna Stonecipher travel over to McDon- ald's for lunch. Pic. 9. Thanks for holding that tree up Mike Godman! Pic. K). Hey. are you guys tired of traveling through the year al- ready? Pic. II. Nice set Kim Diehl. Don’t just stand there Kim Guthridge and Colleen Lahey lets see some spikes. Pic. 12. You look very distinguished in your Toga. John Hubert. Pic. 13. Brian Walk Make my day.” Pic. I. Chris Apple in 3-DII Pic. 2. Steve Nagy. Tom Burke. Dawn Schick and others visit at the homecoming dance. Pic. 3. Michelle Paulsen. Sheila Blaine. Kelly Young. Paula Durband. and Tracy Humpgrey cheer(?) at a football game. Pic. 4. Sid Aurand leads the pack. Pic. S. Come on Kandi Wilhelm and Tammy Stienstra you have two more races to run. Moving Through DHS I. No daydreaming Mark (Clevenger). Get to work like Kyle Dixon behind you. 2. Rod Schick gets ready to start his daily travels. Wowl 3. Uikes! I (Scott Hargraves) think my pants are ripping. 4. Mr. Willard is taken by sur- prise. 5. Pat Willet. Jeff Fleming, and Aric Luck watched the game from the sidelines. 6. Kara Longtin is about to dash for the chute. HOMECOMING '84 Though the Dukes were defeated at the Homecoming game by LaSalle-Peru 26-19, the spirit at Dixon High was not destroyed. Throughout Homecoming week each day was a specific dress-up day planned by the Student Council: Monday - Skip School Day (Colum- bus Day), Tuesday - Lids and Shades Day, Wednesday - Hawaiian Day, Thursday - Punk Day, and Friday - Purple and White and Toga Day. and also the Student Council sold flowers for a friend. There was a pep assembly held Thursday night in which the football players, coaches, cheerleaders, and pom pons took part. After the game Friday night, the fans moved into Lancaster Gym, where the introduction of the homecoming court was held. The Dixon High School band played as the crowd entered the gymnasium and later the band Signal” played for the audience. Reigning Queen Lisa Fordham crowned John Dixon and Sally Monnier King and Queen of Homecoming 1984. The other Senior atten- dants and escorts chosen by the student body were, Debbie Blaine and John Bay and Caroline Hong and Scott Apple. The junior, sopho- more, and freshman attendants and escorts chosen by their own class were: Junior attendants, Stephanie Segura and Brad Dixon, Sophomore attendants. Jody Heacock and Sean Rock. Freshman attendants, Kris Canterbury and Luke Dixon. The Student Council elected Ryan Ben- son and Sue Larkin, Duke and Duch- ess. The climax of Homecoming was the dance held at the Masonic Tem- ple. The theme Almost Paradise” was chosen and the band Sports” played as well. Senior Attendants Debbie Maine and $ohn Kay Senior Attendants Caroline Hong and Scott Apple junior Attendants Stephanie Segura and Hrad Dixon Duke and Duchess Sue jCarkin and Kyan Henson Sophomore Attendants fjody Heaeock and Sean Koek Jreshman Attendants Kris Canterbury and Cuke Dixon II PICTURE I The band Sports played. PICTURE 1 Ryan Benson. Greg Witzleb and Brad Bridgeman Gambling?!” PICTURE 3 Martha Edmunds is fascinated by Sarah Hainline and Karen Brown. PICTURE 4 Brad Dixon - What reeks in here?” PICTURE S Dixon High s very own nerds Paul Whitcombe and Chris Hale made an appearance at the Homecoming game. PICTURE 6 Sophy Hong and Sue Larkin Aren’t we Cute?” PICTURE 7 Midge Magdich and Angie Wentling take time to pose for a picture. PICTURE $ Students gather together for the Home coming festivities. PICTURE 9; Angie Wentling. Gwen Sherwood and Kristy Swim take time out from the dance to show their Ultra Brite smiles. PICTURE K Couples take time to rest their tired feet PICTURE II Couples enioy dancing to music by Sports. PICTURE 12 Janet Cory. Janet Slain and Andy Ostergrant It s great to be a part of all this!” Students Travel From Around Maren Schmitz Moormann Maren Schmitz Moormann was one of the exchange students to come to Dixon High School this year. Maren was from Kehl, Germany. Kehl is located on the bor- der between France and Germany near Strasbourg. The dominant language is German with various dialects spoken. Maren’s father worked in a hospital in Kehl and specialized in the treatment of epilepsy in children. Her brother Chris- tian. who was 19, was a foreign exchange student, as was her sister Stefani. who was 18 when they were younger, so Maren was carrying on a family tradition. Influ- enced by her brother and sister, she said her reasons for coming to the United States were to experience another coun- try and to improve her English. Maren liked to spend her free time swimming and horseback riding, but her greatest interest was music. She liked playing the flute. This year she was a member of the D.H.S. Pep Band. Maren stated that the school system in Anabel Veramendi Anabel Veramendi was visiting her aunt and uncle. Dr. Sarafin and Judy Ver- amendi. this past year. Anabel lived in Alsasua. NaVaira. Spain which is located in Northern Spain. Anabel lived with her mother and father and her three broth- ers. Her father worked in a factory where they make rubber gloves. Her mother was a housewife. Her brothers were Xavier who was 13. Aitor who was II, and Asier who was 6. Anabel enjoyed watching basketball on T.V. in America and listening to music. The music was much the same in Spain. Germany is different from the school system in the United States. When asked if German schooling began with kinder- garten, she said. Of course we have kin- dergarten. it’s a German word!” In Ger- many the children start in the primary grades: kindergarten through fourth, then advance to another level of educa- tion which is fifth through ninth grade. Then they go to the middle level which is tenth grade. After tenth grade the stu- dents may attend the university or leave school. If a student plans on attending the University, he must attend the higher lev- el which is the eleventh through thir- teenth grade. A student may enter the university only if he has completed the highest level of education and has passed a difficult test. Maren stated that some wait a couple of years before going to the University. Maren found Dixon much like her home town, but thought Dixon was more con- servative. Maren spent the year with Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Kemmeren. Maren was a junior and her classes were Band. Psy- chology. Painting and Drawing. English, Biology and Physical Education. The music was mostly Rock-n-Roll with the words in English not Spanish. Anabel said English was taught to her from 6th grade on up. She found some classes, such as Algebra, easier in the United States than in Spain. Others she found to be harder. One difference she noticed about High School was that the freshmen mingle with the other students in America� they don’t in Spain. When asked about food, Anabel re- plied. I love everything my aunt cooks. I especially like American pizza better than pizza in Spain. She had a good time visiting at Dixon High School and took home many memo- ries. The World To Dixon High School Rossana Catapang Rossana Catapang came to the United States to learn about the culture and to improve her English. Rossana was a Ro- tary Exchange student from Manila in the Philippines. Manila is the Philippines capi- tal and largest city. There are some similarities and differ- ences that Rossana noticed. The clothes styles in America are quite similiar to those worn in the Philippines. Teenagers in the Philippines like the same music as American teenagers do. Rossana noted. Duran Duran was one of Rossana’s favor- ite groups. The school system was the biggest difference Rossana noticed. In the Philippines grades 1-5 are equivalent to elementry school in the United States. Grades 7-10 are equivalent to High School in the United States. After completing grade 10. the student may enter college by passing an entrance exam. Rossana was the youngest child in her family. Her father was an optamologist and her mother was an optamitrist. Ros- sana had two brothers: Rodgie age 20 and Rellie who was 19. She also had four sis- ters: Candie who was 27, Thet who was 26 and married. Cecil who was 24 and Nonnie who was 23. Rossana liked American food. Steak, french fries, and hamburgers headed the list of favorites. What did she like least? Tomatoes. Rossana was staying with Dr. and Mrs. Robert LeSage. She found Dixon much like her home town even though Dixon was much colder. She found the people in Dix- on very helpful and friendly. She had an enjoyable stay in Dixon and had a lot of happy memories to take home with her. Dorothe’ Van Ouyen Dorothe Van Ouyen was staying with Mr. and Mrs. Al Tieken. Mr. Tieken was a teacher at Dixon High School. Dorthe’ was from Broekhuizen. Holland where she lived with her mother and father and 17 year old sister. Debbie. Her father owned a chicken farm, but her mother was the boss' . Dorothe’ liked sports. She particularly liked water polo when she was in Holland. She also liked to bicycle, noting that ev- eryone in Holland likes to cycle. Music in Holland was similiar to that in the United States. Duran Duran. Culture Club, and the Eurythmics were popular. When comparing Dixon to Broekhuizen Dorothe’ noticed many differences. One was the language. In Holland they speak Dutch and learn English in school. Dixon was much larger than Broekhuizen. but was also dirtier. Dixon had no disco which was something almost always found in towns in Aurope. Dixon had a theater which Broekhuizen did not. Dor- othe’ noted that the legal drinking age in Holland was 16. Kids in Holland do not go out and drink to get drunk like kids in America do. Dorothe’ said. Dorothe’s Favorite foods were choco- late and pizza. Give her anything choco- late and she would eat it. Dorothe’s schedule this year was as follows: Foods. Clothing. Spanish. History. Drivers Education. Physical Education, and Robed Choir. Second semester Foods and Clothing were replaced with Psychol- ogy and Speech. The year was an enjoyable for Dorothe’ and many good times will be remem- bered. QS£°o Kent Johansen welcomes Kiwanls Golden K” Members: Virgil Wasson. Elwood Cruse. Robert Lewellyn and Robert Wurtz. Golden 'K’ Sponsors Yearbook The Dixon Golden K” Kiwanis Club de- serves a very big thanks this year. If it were not for them no one would be able to have a yearbook. Last year due to budget cuts the yearbook advisor increment was cut. Mr. German and Mr. Johansen were speaking to the Golden K” about the problems and they mentioned the need for a sponsor for the yearbook. Mr. El- wood Cruse, the President at the time, brought up the suggestion to sponsor the yearbook and after discussion it was al- most unanimous in favor of the high school students. The club decided to sponsor the year- book because they remembered how im- portant the yearbook was to them when they were in high school. Mrs. Bennett and her mass media classes from last year collected newspa- pers for recycling. The Kiwanis started the paper drive to raise funds and it has been on going ever since. The other Fund raiser the Kiwanis sponsored was a shop- ping spree. They sold tickets for chances at a $200 shopping spree. On behalf of the yearbook staff and the entire student body I would like to thank the Dixon Gold- en K” for sponsoring this year’s Dixon- ian. Andrea Fox Editor. Yearbook Editor Andrea Fox presents a ’Certificate of Gratitude” to the representatives of the Golden K Kiwanis Club. Fic. I. Kenny Master and Caroline Hong. Don’t they make a great looking couple?!? Pic. 2. Debbie Blaine with her parents Mr. and Mrs. David Blaine. Senior night is such an emotional event. Pic. 3. Paul Whit- combe and Reni Montieth. Don't they make a lovely couple. Pic. 4. Dave Peters in the hall without a pass, how naughty. Pic. 5. Tom Wilson don't bite your nails. Work on your drafting. Pic. 6. Matt Rumph dozes while Kandie Wilhelm looks on. Pic. 7. Excited Dixon Fans wait in line for the rest restroom at a football game. Pic. 8. Bob Thompson working extra hard on his drafting Project?!?! Piet 9. Lynette Lawton just loces to loves to have her picture taken. Pic. 10. Mindy Keith with her parents Ron Keith and Jo Ann Keith. Hi everybody.” Pic. II. Michelle Emery. I want a kiss, please. Pic II Our Yearbook editor. Andrea Fox in one of her happier moods. Pic. 13. Scott Piller with his mom. I couldn't of done it without you Mom. Pic. 14. The fourth hour history class paying attention as usually. Pic. IS. Dee Russell you're supposed to be paying attention not look mg at the camera. a The SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS are John Dixon. President; Elizabeth Kennedy. Vice-President, and Dayle Bridgeman. Secretary-Treasurer. They traveled through the halls sell ing candy bars for the junior-senior prom. The student council representatives are Julie Dickinson. Caroline Flong, Julie Williamson, and Liz Johnson. The following members are involved in various committes: John Dixon. Dayle Bridgeman and Janet Cory are on the Parent In- volvement Committee, Liz Kennedy. Julie Dickinson, and Mindy Keith are involved in the Publicity Department. Caroline Hong. Kathy Janoskey. Karen Jensen and Missy Walcott sponser school activities. Jenny Heacock and Missy Beede are in charge of School Spirit, and Liz John- son is the head of Fundraising. The Communications crew are Andrea Fox, Michelle Emery, and Krista Yount. Last but not least are Kathi Boehle and Nannette Trotter who work on Club Operations. Mike Lawton and Janet Slain are on all committees. Other council members are Bob Thompson. Dorothy VanOyden. and Dee Russell. The Senior Class Officers. Dayle Bridgeman. John Dixon. Liz Kennedy. Zhc “Darlene A‘lams graduating Class Of 1985 Angela Aldridge Scott Apple Melissa B'cede Deron Benson Sidney A u rand Kenneth Berogan DSA K ODD DMJQM Dean Blaekburn Cisa tollman Connie Blosser fane Bonnell Zracy Boilman Kandie Biggerstaff Kathryn Boehle faint Bowers Anthony Brenner Dayle Bridgeman Peggy Bruce 7OK D8AK ODD DUO fa MJQH Bussell Childers flames Corken Lawrence Dalton Adam Daunt Kita Coleman Brenda Collinson we ms coyaj: Zerri Cicero Kenny Masters with his parents. Mrs. O’Brien and Mr. Masters at senior night. Danny Day William Detweiler flulie Dickinson David Adam Dinon flanet Cory David Man Dinon Henry Dinon ‘John Dinon Debra Jerger Kobert Dinon Kathy Durband Dee Eastman Miehelle Emery Heel Jane Maureen foynn Andrea fon Norman foezko D iana drey rc [DerVOr£j purpjcs ahd wwze, Kadtel Qeman Mike Qodrnu Scott Maas G9? U-KAH-KAH, csvs Suite Qarren Seuuif er Meacock Kick Meey Dennis Morton Keely Moyle M ichele Munsburyer Mark Mose Zracy Mouck Wayne Moy Edward Muter 08 Z JM ZM8 2J0MZ Willy Kekstadt The beauty of starry-eyed seniors. Missy Walcott and Julie Dickinson. Jennifer Kelenhofer Billie Kemp Mark Kemper Elizabeth Kennedy Marey Kiefer WS’KS OUZ ZO WJM ZHJS (JAMS, Kobert Hebre ‘Dan Hend man Jeffrey Hong Scott Hong Joseph Hoorn is Michael Magdich Audrey Marsh Melissa Masini (sz 0, WS'KS SJQHZWQ ?OK OUK David Martinson Michelle McQraw Stacy Metka Kenneth Masters Marry Me Knight Sally Monnier {Jennifer McCaffrey Mrett Meinke Darin Miller Keni Monteith Sarah Moore so a vs ensem Judith ftesbit Cinda Oberle “Debra Odenthal William CMally Zammy Ortgiesen Andrew Ostergrant Stonie Peters Kristi Peterson Qreg Pettenger Dave Dixon. Gel away from me. Bill O'Mally.” Scott Filler (seniors ensem ijqhz! on zo vjczokv, Catherine Quest Darcy Kichter [Joan Kibordy kelly Keavy Carry Kiffle Kou Kuffini Kimberly Kieltard Deanne Kussell Zara Kutt Patrick Schappert Zorn Snyder Kovanne Sckmall Billie Jo Elemendorf. You Rang. Sandra Shank David Sheets Gregory Smith Donald Sofolo DJXOMMQH! Monty Smith Candace Soper Tami Spratt Jennifer Stinson Michelle Stauffer Keith St ran berg Bonita Thompson 'i0r © Wes Trent Wayne Hoy. I want to have my picture taken. Kobert Thompson Xannettee Trotter B-B-BJX-X-X-XOX, BJX-XOX Paul Wkitcombe Jeff Wilcox Julie Williamson Robert Wilk inson Michael Williar Kimberly Willis Caura Wilson (senti? DJXOM, DJXOM DJXOXl ® Pamela ockum Krista ount JVaticy Zigler Seniors not Pictured Renee Andreas Bill Barnoski Rossana Catapang Terry Cleary Michael Cruse Joe Dewey Brian fcberly Julie Fitzpatrick James Fridly Julie Grim Tammy Hazelwood Shoua Kong Wes Lower Greg Murdock Dave Nicklaus Joe Risley Matthew Rumph Don Simmons Felicia Spotts Harold Stinson Dion Terry Denny Vaile Greg Wallace Mary Kay Withrow May Yang Look back through clouded eyes at memories-of joy and sorrow Remember the years that fled so fast They seem like yesterday but now are past We’ve grown through friendship and Idye. , experience and knowledge j. The years to come, I hope, will bring memories temfold 4 , Memories like those we know memories to forever hold. V Janet Slain 11 ejQMzy-ms, Identification found in index. Stfliery Pic I: I don't believe you just did that!” Penny Sherwood. Pic 1 Cool dude Brad Dixon before his star performance at the Homecoming ceremonies. Pic 3: Ken Ruggles. Mike Sholders. Dave Thompson on toga day. Pic 4: Doug Collins gets into the school spirit on lids and shades day. Jim Steder looks on in disbelief. Pic 5: Treasa Nelson retakes yet another one of Mr. Childleys’ quizzes. Pic 6: Jacki Hamilton. Missy Ranken. Laura Gorham punk out”. Pic 7: Help! I swallowed some sulfuric acid! (Tom Burke). Pic 8: Mandy Hull the aspiring actress. Pic 9 Nancy Cowley. Kim Shehorn. Lynn Gerdes-Washington. D.C. look out! Pic IQ Dawn Schick is praying for a football victory. Pic II: Wendy Zickuhr. Where's the ball?” Pic Q: Kandie Wilhelm does not understand Mr. Koeslers' latest Thot for the Day”. Pic 13: Shelly Sheridan - Ready to leave?” Pic 14: Wes Crow shows us his dimples. Pic 15: Ric Linboom. Ron Melendrez. Renae Long. Shauna Jensen. Wes Lower- Hard at work? Pic 16: Brian Martin and his idol The Claw . Pic 17= Kara Long- tin sleeps through French class. . i o k° 1° 'O I JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Adams. Barb Albrecht. Orin Aldridge. Londa Allen. Heather Anderson. Amy Andrews. Kelley Ayars, Jason Bailey. Scott Bart. Daniel Beede. Chris Bend. Matty Bennett. Brenda Top to bottom: Brian Martin-President. Mandy Hull-Vice-Presi- dent. Chris Beede-Secretary. Bennett. Laura Bennett. Shawn Biester. Curt Billings. Lisa Blackburn. Wayne Blackburn. William Blaine. Angela Blair. Tim Bonnell. James Bonnell. Susan Boseneiler, Gary Brainerd. Janice Brantley. Eric Brenner. Annette Brown, Eric Brown. Karen Burgess. Troy Pat Burke. Christine Burke. Thomas Burkett. Scott Bushman. Mike Mary Knoll, Sheila Sandell, Jennie Full, and Laura Gorham hard at work!?l Brian Martin and Brian Fetterolf Is it alive?' Canterbury. James Carlson. Brenda Carpenter. Jodell Carter. Greg Castle. Tina Cathey. John Chaffin. Sandra Chavera. Mark Cicero. Toni Collins. Deborah Comerford. John Considine. Jennifer Contreras. David Cook. Darrell Coppotelli. Vicky Cornwell. Barbara Coss. Kyle Cowley. Nancy Cox. Tracy Craft. Julie Crafton. Kimberly Crossland. Max Crow. Wesley Cumberland. Tracy Daraska. Chris Daum. Brad Daum. Shelley Davoren. Kathy Deets. Amy Detrick. Michelle Devine. Kathleen Devine. Patrick Devoney. Christinana Dicianni. Danny Dixon. Brad Dixon. Shane Doane. Sean Dober. Randy Dodillet. Terry Dunne. Jerry Dunphy. Debra Dunseth. Denise Edgcomb. Scott Edmunds. Martha Emery. Melissa Fahs. Gina Fane. Cindy Fane. Lynette Fazzi. Keith Ferolo. James Fetterolf. Brian Finn. Jeff Fordham. Christine Fordham. Pat Francque. Eric Franklin. Duke Frey. Joey Fryer. Jeff Full. Jennie Gansemer. Jill Gartman. Joel Gates. Jeff Gerdes. Lynn Giese. Carl Gipson. Vikki Gittleson. Jerry Gorham. Laura Gorshans. Susan Gugerth. James Gutierrez. Betty Hale. James Christopher Hale. Tina Hamilton. Jacqueline Hanson. Eric Hargrave. Scott Harshbarger. Joel Harshman. Mike Heaton. Bill Hennis. Charlene Heppler. Keith Hogenson. Amy Holland. Christie Hollis. Tabitha Houck. John Hubbell. Cassandra Hubbell. Winston Hulbert. John Hull. Amanda Humphry. Tamara Humphry. Thomas Jacobs. John Jensen. Shauna Johns. Mary Ann Johnson. Dawn Johnson. Delores Johnson. Troy Kane. Joseph Kennay. Mark Khanthiroth. Davey Kirk. Dan Knoll. Mary Kobler. Tracy Kong. Teng Kresanek. Michael Kuehl. Michelle Kyger. Mickey Lampbert. Jessie Lance. Billie Jo Lawson. Michelle Lawson. Steve Lawson. Tom Lengquist. Wendy Lennon. Hal LeSage. Jacqueline Leslie. Michael Leturgez. Michelle Lonbloom. Ricky Toni Cicero gels help with her homework while Teresa Taft enjoys her daily lollipops. Georgann Dziuban and Dawn Schick. It is alivell Long. Cheri Long. Daniel J. Long. Daniel R. Longtin. Kara Lowry. Deforest Madding. Tim Magnafici. Julie Malston. Dixie Mansen. Michael Marquez. Daniel Martin. Brian McDonnough. Chris McDowell. Mike Meade. Mary Melendrez. Ronnie Melvin. Matt Metzen. William Meyer. Shelby Milby. Melissa Miller. Valerie Miller. Wanda Mitchell. Cheri Mobarak. George Monson. John Moore. Becky Mull. Jason Mulligan. Patrick Murphy. Jeff Nelson. Treasa Newman. Gerald Nicklaus. Sonja O’Banion. Mark Ogan. Susan Parke. Monica Patterson. Shannon Pauser. Patrick Payne. Steve Pettenger. Julianne Pickering. Susan Plock. Rick JUNIORS Quaco. Timothy Quest. Mary Quick. Geo. Sean Ranken. Melissa Ranken. Tracy Reed. Michael Rice. Kym Riggen. Kimberly Rogers. James Rogers. Ron Ruggles. Kenneth Rugh. Jeff Russell. Patty Rutherford. Marcie Sandell. Sheila Sanders. Ginger Schaeffer. Mike Schappert. Patricia Schick. Dawn Schilling. Richard Schmall. Tracy Schmitz-Moorman. Maren Segura. Stephanie • Senn. Mark Sheets. Mark She horn, Kimberly Sheppherd. Lewis Sheridan. Shelly Sherwood. Penelope Shipper!. Dana Shippert. Ronda Sholders. Michael Simmons. Rodney Simon. Mark Slothower. Douglas Smith. Margaret Smith. Mark Snedaker. Shawn Snyder. Jim Springer. Kenneth Sproul. Susan Steder. Amy Steder. James Stivers. Brenda Stoker. Dona Stoudt. James Swarts. Shaun Sweet. Stormi Taft. Teresa Terranova. Susan Thayer. Theresa Thomas. Donna Toms. Brian Tovar. Maria Chris Tripp. Jennifer Trotter. Derek Turner. Heidi Vanbuskirk. Joann Vaughn. Wendy Walk. Brian Waller. Stacey Warren. Wendy Washburn. Michael Webb. Robert Keith Weidman. Tim Weimer. Kenneth Wiggins. James Wilhelm. Kandie Wilkinson. Wayne Wilson. Mark Wiseman. Cherrith Wolford. Kimberly Wooden. Laura Yang. Xong Picture 1= The Spanish III Class poses for a picture. Picture 2-. Hello! . Brian Walk. Picture 3: Danny Sweet and Lewis Sheppherd. we cool, we cool!!! SMILE SOPHOMORES! YOU’RE Pic I: Jody Heacock receives extra help on her homework after a cheerleading practice. Pic 2. Trisha Varga stares intensely at the floor. Pic 3: Lynn Toms enjoys the solitude at D.H.S. Pic 4: Is that the swim suit edition of Sports Illustrated guys? (Tom Lawless. Dennis Lee. and Brad Jepson) Pic 5: Ronda (Monteith) gets pes- tered by Pat (Frost). Pic 6: Hey DudesI (Vanessa Rhodes and Jennifer Hofmann. Pic 7: I’ve got itP (Dennis Drew) Pic S. Tammy Steinstra struggles for her lifel ON CANDID CAMERA Pic I: That’s a neat sketch. Dave. (Fane)” Pat Willett. Pic 1. Monday Morningitis-Kim Knudten. Shelly Mills. Janet Asbury. and Karyn Plossel. Pic 3: Tom Duffy takes a mid game rest. Pic 4: Let me seel (Tabbe Stevens). Pic 5: Brian McGuire. (Senior) Dave Peters, and Robert Scott relax after a hard day at work. Pic 6: Ron Griffen-Get to workl Pic 7S Come on everybody and clap your hand$! -Andrea Nagy. Jody Heacock. Jody Sholders. and Ronda Monteith. Pic $■. Dennis Lee sprints for the finish. Pic 9: Time out! Ben Schaab. Aaron Mobarak. Tom Elmendorf and Rodd Schick. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Vice-Pres. Jody Heacock. Pres. Becky Carlson. Sec. Karey Keith This year’s Sophomore Stuco members traveled through the year with their many committees. Barb Chidley, Missy Matsko and Becky Carlson helped Jody Heacock with Community Services which spon- sored the blood mobiles. Karey Keith and Kelly Ames were two sophomores on Sponsor Activities Committee} while Tom Lawless, An- drea Nagy, Dennis Lee and Gwen Sherwood supported these activi- ties with a monthly Calendar. Ronda Monteith and chairman Kim McIn- tyre sold flowers and held a Thanks- giving dance and worked in the concession stand at the Basketball games for the fund-raising commit- tee. Other members were Trisha Varga, Brian McGuire and Aaron Mobarak. Some sophomores contri- buted a lot to the Sports teams, ex- amples are: Tom Elmendorf in foot- ball, Gwen Sherwood in cross coun- try, and Leanne Newman and Shan- non Whitescarver in girl’s volley- ball. Adams. Lisa Amenda. Sheryl Ames. Kelly Anderson. Mike Anderson. Sonja Asbury. Janet Austin. Diane Baker. Dan Baughman. Christine Bay. Joe Beard. Jaccilyn Beardin. Kimberly Beckly. Kurt Bennett. Stephanie Berard. Jennifer Binkley, Todd Bishop. Joe Blackburn. Laine Blackburn. Paul Blackburn. Tracey Blaine. Micheal Blaine. Shelia Blair. Laurie Bolin. Dennis Bolin. Shane Bonell. Cindy Bonnell. Kathy Bonnell. Tim Boyungs. Jeff Bradley. Teresa Brantley. Kristopher Brooks. Aaron Brooks. Sarah Brooks. Scott Bruce. Timothy Bull. Larry Burkhart. Shawn Burrs. Thomas Butler. Kathy STUCO COMMITTEES Campbell. Ed Carlson. Becky Chacon. Debora Chandler. Troy Chesnek. Donna Chidley. Barbara Chung. Hyun Joo Clawson. Jeffery Cleary. Colleen Cledon. Jeff Clevenger. Mark Conley. Shawn Conley. Todd Consuelos. Tina Cook. Jackie Countreyman. Fred Cox. Cynthia Craft. Lori Crow. Leann Dallas. Mark Daraska. Camery Dauphin. Melissa Day. Roxanne Densmore. Amy Dewey. Robert Dewey. Todd Dichter. Leah Dixon. Christopher Dixon. Kyle Dodge. Mitch Drew. Dennis Drexel. Jennifer Duffy. Thomas Dunbar. Patty Dunhan. Deana Dumphy. Deanna Durband. Paula Dyche. Jody Elliott. Janet Elmendorf. Tom Emmert. Jenny Em mole. Matt Fane. David Fane. Mark Ferguson. Bobby Feverston. Jim Fichter. Mark Fields. Colleen Finkle. Jim Fleming. Neal Floto. Tiffany Frey. Marcia Garmarr. Jody Glessner. Tracy Godman. Chris Gorman. Mike Green. Paul Greenwalt. Don Griffin. Ron Guthrie. Matt Flackbarth. Todd Hagen. Janet Hagen. Sherri Hamill. Michelle SMILING FACES OF D.H.S. Hamilton. Jean Hamrick. Mary Hamrick. Walter Hang. Song Harden. Aaron Hartzell. Brian Haywood. Jamie Heacock. Jody Helfrich. Ken Helfrich. Richard Heller. Scott Hermandez. Mary Hess. Julie Hillistad. Jennifer Hobbs. Monty Hoffman. Jennifer Humphrey. Tracy Hyde. Sara James. Raymond James. Stephan Jaques. Karla Jensen. Michael Jepson. Brad Jones. Chris Kanzler. Pete Keith. Karey Kenney. Steve Kessel. Susan Kime. Klifton Knudten. Kimberly Krug. Chris Lafferty. Karen o § a LOOKING TOWARDS THE FUTURE Lambert. Lisa Lance. James Lane. Christina Lawless. Thomas Lee. Dennis Lerette. Michelle Ligtenberg. Lowell Lippens. Todd Loftus. Karen Long. Russell Luck. Aric Linch. Thomas Magdich. Marjorie Mall. Julia Mansen. Andrew Marcinak. Marilyn Marsh. Amy Martinez. Reynaldo Matsko. Melissa Mayfield. Dale McConnell. William McGuire. Brian McIntyre. Kimberly McIntyre. Shannon McKenzie. Deborah McKmght. James McKnight. Kelly Mehrens. Jerry Mertz. Christy Mills. Michelle Mobarak. Aaron Moeller. Mark Monteith. Ronda Moser. William Nagy. Andrea ONLY TWO MORE YEARS Nichols. Maryann O’Brien. Jeffrey Odenthal. Justine Ortgiesen. Shawn Partington. Mike Paulsen. Michelle Phalen. Tim Ploessl. Karyn Portner. Kelly Prozoris. Lynn Pumper. Julia Reed. Danny Reed. Matthew Reyes. Shannon Rhodes. Venessa Risley. Mike Roach. Elena Rock. Sean Rodriguez. Henry Rodriguez. Lori Rogers. Jimmie Roling. Allen Ross. Kim Ruckman. David Sanders. Ralph Sawyer. Julie Schaab. Benjamin Schick. Rodd Schmidt. Chad Schmiedebush. Brenda Schrader. Gary Schurig. Todd Scott. Robert Seto. Siu Lin Sherman. Warren Sherman. Wes Sherwood. Gwen Sholders. Jodi Sibigtroth. Walter Slagle. Scott Smith. Leeanne Smith. Steve Soper. Amber Spaine. Tom Spencer. Sheila Spielman. Robert Sproul. Timothy Stevens. Tabbe Stienstra. Tammy Stine. Patti Stokes. Tim Stonecipher. Vonna Stouffer. Amy Streicher. Tammy Strock. Kevin Struhs. Chad Swim. Kristine Tabor. Kenneth Taylor. Chris Taylor. Robert Terry. Sherry Thayer. Larry TO TRAVEL Left: Tina Humprey. Paula Durband. Michelle Paulsen. Sheila Blaine. Karey Keith. Amy Densmore and an unknown Freshman cheer for the Dukes. Rights Kristy Swim. — Don’t eat your fingers! Thompson. Bradley Thompson. Johnna Timmons. Dena Toms. Lynn Troxell. Jimmie Underhile. Kelly Varga. Trisha Vernier. Nancy Wagner. Mark Wall. Jeff Wallin. Glenn Walls. Lanna Wasilewski. Joan Wegner. Troy Weidenbach. Athena Wentlmg. Angela Whitcombe. Cindy White. Andrew Whitescarver. Shannon Wickert. Teresa Wiggins. Joseph Wilhelm. Shane Willett. Patrick Williams. Kimberly Williams. Tim Winters. Brent Wohrley. Mark Wohrley. William Wolford. Stacy Yang. Aw Yang. Yer Yarbrough. Debra Yoakum. Dennis Zimmerman. Keith FRESHMAN LIFE AT DHS! Pic I: Bob Humphrey. Jeff Hamilton, and Mike Stoddard, enjoy life at DHS. Pic 2: Matt Floto goes into a frenzy while Darin Longtin stares. Pic 3: Stephanie Doane. Michelle Godbold. Valer- ie Wilson. Nichole Pettinger. Audrey Rico. Amy Cullen leads the freshman cheers. Pic 4: Jennifer Green and Jenny Wermers laugh at the grades on their tests. Pic 5: Tom Koechig gives us his Kodak smile. Pic 6= Sherry Dixon attempts to make a free throw. Pic 7s Matt Heckman. Ed Lawton, and Robert Hill enjoy lunch after the sectional swim meet. 8 O Pic l Ellen Brown rushes on to her favorite” class. Pic 2: Sophy Hong. Susie Larkin and Barb Jacobs attempt to vandalize lockers. Pic 3: Michell Godbold and Susan Kunde are relieved that the day has ended. Pic 4= (Jen nifer Drew) I was so in class yesterdayl” Pic 5: Fresh- man basketball players attempt to steal the ball. Pic 6: Come onl You can shoot itl (Bill Wilson) Pic 7. Ed Law- ton and friends, say what?Pic 8: Giniece Hollis stops for a picture. Pic 9: Don Abell goes for a rebound. WE’RE THE CLASS OF 88” Abell. Donald Anderson. Elizabeth Ankeney. Nicole Apple. Chris Asbury. Julie Bailey. Jamie Barnoski. Wendy Baugous. Tracy Baumgartner. Mark Bell. Anne Benson. Ryan Bergstrom. Don Berman. Michael Bibby. Shawn Blackburn. Kevin Blackburn. Kurt Blackburn. Fenny Boehle. Dawn Bollman. Keith Bonnell. D. J. Bonnell. Tina Bradley. Gordon Brickley. Grant Bridgeman. Bradley Brimm. Traci Brooks. Becky Brooks. David Brown. Ellen Bufford. Rebecca Bunt. Kristine Burke. Stacy Bushman. Julie Bushman. Patrick Bushnell. Ronald Campos. Tammy Cannon. Rodger Canterbury. Kristine Carter. John Caudillo. Lisa Chasm. Barbara Chavera. Michael Clark. Lorena Coan. Julie A. Coffey. John P. Cole. Wm. Todd Commons. Jennifer Como. Lucas Cook. Robert Cover. Wm. Bill” Cox. Arthur Cruse. Hugh Bud” Cullen. Amy Sue I® r© o o o o o Leanne Wolf and Jennifer Drew awake? as they wait for the bell to ring. OUR CLASS LEADERS This year was very difficult. Instead of having 5 academic periods and P.E.. the schedule was changed to only 4 academics and a combination P.E. Health. It was difficult to schedule classes. Some had a study hall to solve conflicts. But despite these major difficulties, the fresh- men had a super yearl The DHS Student Council helped contribute to this. The freshmen Stuco committee members were: Community Services- Kathy Johnson� Public Relations-Liz Anderson and Chris Harshman� Parent Involvement-Becky Sto- ver and Colleen Lahey� School Spirit-Carl Johnson and Traci Brimm� Publicity-Larry Hill� Commu- nications-Sophy Hong� and Dynamics-Dawn Boehle. The committees organized our School Spirit weeks, the bloodmobile, and made more students aware of Student Council. Being a freshman can be rather hectic. Remem- ber your first day? It was definitely a jungle out there. Not only did you not know lots of students, but you also had no idea of where you were going. Now they can finally look back and say, Hey, We Made Itl” President Carl Johnson. Vice-President Traci Brimm. and Secretary Becky Stover. Cunningham. James Deatherage. Kimberly Diehl. Kimberly Dixon. Luke Dixon. Sherri Doane. Stephanie Dowell. Robert Drew. Jennifer Drew. Kristy Eichstadt. Andrea Eisele. Brian Ernst Nicholas Farster. Ken Shane'' Ferris. Eva Fisher. James Fisher. Marilyn Fisher. Timothy Flanagan. Steve Floto. Matt Franklin. Luke French. Paula Frey. Matt Frey. Richard Gann. Mark Gansmer. Matt Gartman. Eric Giltner. Tammy Giltner. Teresa Gtessner. Kimberly Godbold. Michele Godman. Rich Goldie. Charles Chuck Goldie. Robt. Robbie Gorman. Cindy Green. Jennifer Greenwalt. Jeff Grobe. Kevin Guise. Richard Gusse. Mark Hage. David TRAVELING THROUGH OUR 1st YEAR Hale. Caroline Hale. Thomas Hambley. Tina Hamill. Kristi Hamilton. Jeff Hamilton. Renee Harshman. Christene Hawks. Ann Haws. Janelle Heaton. James Heckman. Matt Heinzleman. Jeff Helfrich. Glen Hill. Larry Robt. Hodder. James Hogenson. John Holder. Tony Hollis. Giniece Hong. Sophia Hopkins. Paul Horton. Lonnie Hoyle. Craig Hudson. Stephanie Huggins. Kimberly Humphrey. Robert Jacobs. Barbara Jackson. Terry James. Shari Jemigan. Dawn Johnson. Carl Johnson. Jason Johnson. Jeffery Johnson. Jennifer Johnson. Kathy WE’RE MOVIN’ ON UP Jones. Julie Jones. Tracy Jones. Sarah Kanzler. Eric Kazmeriski. Kimberly Keeley. Michael Keller. Sarah Kemp. Bobbie Kim. Jason Kinkade. Mary Kinnet. Wesley Kiser. James Klenz. Kevin Koeching. Thomas Kolb. Terrie Jo Krutsinger. Allen Kunde. Susan Lahey. Colleen Laidig. Melissa Lantz. Robert Larkin. Joseph Larkin Susan Lawson. Timothy Lawton. Bradley Lawton. Ed Lengquist. Wayne Leturgez. Robert Lewis. Whitney Little. Lisa Long. Duane Long. Jerry Long. Michael Longtin. Darin Lowrey. Kathy THREE MORE YEARS!! Lumzey. Gregory Lutyens. Eric Magne. Emma Maldonado. Penelope Marassa. Melissa Masterman. Ronald Matthews. Amy McBride. Andrew McCann. Dwayne McKinnon. Wendi Milby. Dennis Monteith. Ryan Moore. Matthew Morgan. Richard Morgan. Tracy Morrison. Kenneth Moser. Katie Muhleback. Paul Nelson. Kimberly Nelson. Michael Olson. Robert O’Roarke. Amy Oudyn. Kimberly Patten. Roxane Peters. Blaine Peterson. Steven Pettenger. Nicole Phengkeokaisone. Phayyananh Plumb. Kimberly Pratt. Christopher Quick. Becky Reinhold. Gary Rex. Carrie Reynolds. Sharon Rico. Audrey Riffle. Lisa Riggen. Sam Rodgriguez. James Rogachuck. Theodore Rogers. Tressa Roth. Phillip Rucker. Shelly Rutt. Kurt Ryan. Edward Salembier. Andrew Salick. Rubina Santos. Ronald Scarantino. Alicia Schaab. Jason Schoaf. Romona Scott. Tammy Semetis. Veronica Shank. Keith Shappert. Brenda Shaw, Kristie Shipper!. Aaron Shippert. Eric Simon. Matt Sivitis. Babette Slocum. Michelle Smith. Brian Smith. Eric Smith. Lyle Smith. Marc o O o o Brother (Senior Brian Eberly) makes sure his sister Patty (Wade) doesn't act Stop posing and get back to workl (Chris Pratt) like a freshman. Smith. Sherry Smith. Tracy Snyder. Matthew Snyder. Mike Snyder. Paula Soper. Matthew Sosa. Sonja Spinden. Thomas St. James. Robert Stacey. Jody Stage. Tara Steder. Michael Stephenitch. Christopher Stevens. Kathi Stover. Becky Taft. Andrew Taft. Scott Thomas. Jody Thomas. Mark Thompson. Trisha Tietjen. William Tofte. Amy Toms. Thelma Trotter. Cory Turner. Christopher Turner. Michelle Vacek. Kevin Vanci. David Veramendi. Anabel Wade. Patricia Walk. Matthew Walls. Andrew Wermers. Jennifer White. Westley Williams. Shonda Wilson. Valerie Wilson. William Witzleb. Gregory Wolf. Leanne Worrell. Lori Yang. Pang Yang. Ying Yardley. Karen Young. Carol Young. Kelly Zbinden. Fredd Zentz. Teresa Zigler. John Zimmerman. Eric PRICE LIST Album 12.00 Candy Bar .40 Canned soft drink .50 Concert Ticket $13.00 McDonald’s Big Mac 1.25 Movie ticket 3.50 School Lunch $ 1.05 Unleaded Gas $ 1.09 2% Milk 1.69 Pizza 12.00 February 28. 1985 CURRENT MOCK ELECTION President and Vice President Ronald Regan George Bush 809 Walter F. Mondale Geraldine Ferraro 146 United States Senator Charles Percy 189 Paul Simon 754 Representative in U.S. Congress Lynn Martin 777 Carl Schwerdteger 167 Representative in IL. Gen. Assembly Myron Olson 591 Richard McCarthy 352 Lee County Circuit Court Jean Hammil 783 Darlene Noble 161 Lee County States Attorney Eugene Stockton 603 James Dixon 343 56 D.B.S. SURVEY 1985 Biggest National News Event Ronald Reagan elected to second term Biggest Local News Event • DHS Pom Pons go to Washington D.C. Best Movie - Beverly Hills Cop Best T.V. Show • The Bill Cosby SHow Best Movie Actor - Eddie Murphy Best Movie Actress - Goldie Hawn Best Song You're the Inspiration (Chicago) Best Album - Purple Rain (Prince and the Revolution) Best Muscial Group - Van Halen Best Concert - Van Halen (Metro Centre. Rockford) Best Male Singer • Lionel Ritchie Best Female Singer - Cindy Lauper Favorite Hang out • Pizza Hut Political Figure - Ronald Reagan Sports Figure (Male) • Walter Payton, and Carl Lewis Sports Figure (Female) - Mary Lou Retton Favorite Sayings Hey. Dudel. Get a Job. I'm so sure. Bogus. Jam!. No Doubt. Good News. Good news-(Roscoe P. Coltrane). Where’s the Beef?. Have an Idea. Come On now. get goin'. Have a Cow!. Snausages!?! Top: February 26 an Ice jam on Rock River broke and in K) minutes we had ice in our front yard. Peoria bridge from Lincoln Statue Drive. Bottom: The track and football field were covered with ice. (The faculty parking lot flooded. tool) Ansel Adams, 82 DEATHS Yuri Andropov. 69 Count Basie, 79 Richard Burton. 58 Truman Capote, 59 Frank Church. 59 Baby Fae, 32 days James Fixx, 52 Indira Gandhi, 66 Marvin Gaye, 44 Janet Gaynor, 77 Lillian Flellman, 79 David Kennedy. 28 James Mason, 75 Ethel Merman, 75 Walter Pidgeon, 87 William Powell. 91 Martin Luther King Sr., 84 Ernest Tubb. 70 Margaret Farrar. 87 George Gallup. 82 Andy Kaufman. 35 Pic I. Mr. Johansen sleeps during lunch on a busy school day. Pic. 2. Mr. Morss. No I'm not showing you the Island of Moccoa movie. Pic. 3. I just wish my Algebra II students would learn to add and subtract. Pic 4. No I teach P.E..” Mrs. Law. Pic 5. You're going to do 25 push- ups (Julie) Dickinson. Mr. Jennings. Pic 6. I wish these kids would get done mak- ing schedule changes. Mrs. Pierce. Pic 7. With these blank expressions it's like a morgue in here. Mr. Chidley. Pic 8. Do you want to play the name game? . Mr. Burnett. Pic 9. Mrs. Bennett wonders if her art students will ever learn how to draw a line. Pic. 10. I know this is the right mail box. Mrs. Fischer. Pic II. Mrs. Hardersen reviews the lesson for the day. 58 Administration Picture I: Dr. Larry Roth. Superintendent. Picture 1 Mr. Douglas Gallois. Assistant to the Superintendent. Picture 3: Mr. Kent Jo- hansen. Principal. Picture 4: Mr. Robert W. Wasson. Dean of Students. Picture 5: Mr. Gerald Mitchell. Assistant Principal. Pic- ture 6: The Dixon Public School's School Board: Front Row: left to right. Mrs. Donna Drew. Mrs. Jane Marshall (President). Mr. Da- vid Gusse.. Second row: Reverend Tom Sheperd. Mr. Tom Conley. Mr. David Keeley (Secretary). Mr. Larry Reed. Picture 7i Mr. Johansen - taking a break. 60 Main Office Secretaries. Pic. I. Mrs. Tereas Rudolphi. Mrs. Pat An- derson. Mrs. Shirley Taylor. Mrs. Phyllis Cathey. Pic. 3. Nurse. Mrs. Alice Cassens. Pic. 3. Mrs. Cathey gives a big smile. Pic. 4. Mrs. Ru- dolphi works at the computer. Pic. 5. Mrs. Hill. Athletic Secretary. What a Day!” Pic 6= Mrs. Taylor is in charge of attendance and mon- iters. Guidence Counselors. Above: front row Mrs. Jane Weaver. Mrs. Joyce Pierce Mr. Ron Semetis. Back row. Mrs. Linda Bellows. Secretary and Jack Dempsey Left: Mrs. Weaver is in charge of scholarships. Guidance 61 Science Pic. I: Mr. Buzzard working hard as usual. Pic. 2. Mr. French. What!” Pic I. Mr. Broers cleaning up a bit. Pic 4: Left to right. Mr. Jerry Broers. Mr. Rothell Buzzard. Mrs. Jeane Kolis (student teacher). Mr. Harold French. Mr. Larry Chidley. Was it 1492 that Columbus sailed the ocean blue? If you're not sure, you might ask one of our nice History Teachers. This year our history class program has been totally revamped. For American His- tory there was Advance Placement Histo- ry. American West. U.S. History 1820- 1900. Colonial American, and Recent America. Other History courses were Citi- zenship. Basic Geography. Psychology. Western Civilization to and from 1600. Economics, and Current History. Pic I: Mr. McClintock potes for the camera. Pic 2: Mr. Semetis informs his class. Pic 3: Mr Lafferty as- sists Tom Wilson. Pic. 4: Left to right: (front row). Mr. Ron Koesler. Mr. John McClintock. Mr. Wayne Morss. (back row) Mr. Ron Semetis. Mr. William Lafferty. Social Studies 62 Englishi Picture I English Teachers: Left to right: Mr. Jack Dempsey. Mrs. Lois Brottmiller. Mr. Mike Brunick. Mr. De- voe Manning. Mr. Merlin Willard. Mrs. Rose Wendler. and Mrs. Esther Frey. Picture 2-. Mrs. Rose Wendler. Picture 3.- Mrs. Frey that’s just careless- ness”. Picture 4: Mrs. Shirely Foster and Mrs. Verna Sagmoe - Library Aide and Librarian. Foreign Language Picture I: Left to right. Mr. James Fligby. French� Mrs. Judy Vera- mundi. Spanish� and Mr. Tom Whitcombe. Spanish. Picture 2: Mr. Whitcombe Que pasa? Picture 3: French Teacher Mrs. Schafer • Bonjour la classel 63 Are you in bad shape? Do you need exercise? Our gym teachers will certainly help you shape up whether you’re playing basketball or running around the track. In addition to regular P.E. there was P.E. Consumer Education. P.E. Drivers Education and P.E. Health. These classes were combined due to budget cuts and staffing prob- lems. Students alternated between P.E. and the respective class. Pic I: P.E. Teacher : Mr. Rich Lawton. Mr . Debbie Law. Mi Candy Stapleton, and Mr. Herb Jennings. Pic 2. Mr. Bndgeman show u his usual smiling face. Pic 3- Mr. Bud Mel- vin. Mr. Jon Cooper, teach health Pic 4: Mr . JoAnne Hill, secretary. Mr. Bud Melvin. Ath- letic Director. Pic I: Mr. Wayne Harshman - Algebra I. Pre- Algebra. and Industrial Arts - Mr. Dale Quick • Autos I fc 2 and Introduction to Power. Pic 2: Mr. Jan Thompson - Metals Ml.lli. Drafting l.ll. and III. and Introduction to Metals. Industrial Arts 64 Math Pictue I: Mrs. Geraldine French. Mr. Don Burnett. Mr. Larry Chid- ley. Ms. Marilyn Shippert. Mr. James Johnson, and Mr. Wayne Harshman. Picture 2-. Mrs. Susan Bohlin takes time out for a picture. Picture 3: Mr. Burnett. Oh. my! Picture 4: Mr. Johnson. I see you. Picture It Mrs. Mary May- field and Mrs. Gracie Grove. Picture 2-. Mrs. Grove watches for tres- passers in the halls. Aides 65 Business E o Whether you want to learn how to cook or just be a better homemaker; Foods, Clothing and Home-Ec. are the classes to take! Unfortunately because of our economic situation, classes are over crowded. Nevertheless, they still serve and really help the students. Mrs. Ottwell teaches Foods I II and general Flome Economics. Mrs. Flepner teaches Foods I. Clothing I £ III. and Home Economics. Pic. I. Mr. Lessner. Accounting. Typing I $ II; Mr. Mills. Consumer Ed. Typing I II; Mr. Bridgeman. Accounting. Typing I. Pic. 2. Mr. Bridgeman thinks about his next basketball game. Pic. 3. Mr. Mills smiles. With the growing demands of typing with computers and the job market today, many students have been enrolling in typing. In addition to typing there is also Consumer Ed and Accounting. Mr. Lessner, Mr. Mills, Mrs. Hepner and Mr. Bridgeman will definitely make sure we get the knowledge we need for the business world! Because of the short- ened hours and staff reduction Consumer Ed is every other day all year with P.E. Pic. 4. Mrs. Betty Ottwell and Mrs. Gloria Hepner. Pic 5. Ileft to right. Mr. Pedro Pascua. Miss Lolita Collando. and Mr. Yiah Kue are the Teachers of the Bi-lingual classes. 66 Bilingual Special Education Picture h Zelodius Ashford. Shirley Hardersen. Sandy Hermes. Charles Kinsella. Tom Dempsey. Virginia Mar- tin. and Mary Jane Fisher. Picture 2: Mr. Dempsey - It’s ringing. Picture 3: Mr. Dick - Smile, we got yal Picture 4: Mrs. Ashford poses for us. Driver’s Ed. Music Mr. Ted Trulock Mr. James Wiltz Agriculture Mrs. Carol Bennett Mr. Albert Tieken 67 68 Cafeteria Pic. I. left to right Mrs. Harriet Schaffer. Mrs. Dolores Renne. Mrs. Bettv. Buzzard. Mrs. Betty Senn. Mrs. Pauline Cover. Mrs. Cheryl Elliot. Mrs. Marvel Larsen. Pic. 2. Mrs. Shirley Kitzmiller and Mrs. Joanne Carlson sell snacks. Mrs. Anna Grove and Mrs. Pauline Cover get ready to bake some goodies (they're always good) It's noon! You’re starving? Go down to the cafeteria and have a nutritious lunch fixed by our Cafeteria Staff. They cured our hunger pains and really helped us through the day. Oh nol Class starts in ten minutes and your locker is jammed! What do you do? Ask a custodian. They've helped to keep our school clean and of course� have helped us with our lockers. They’ve really helped to keep our school run- ning smoothly. Pic. 4. Mr. James Riesling wipes away the marks of time. Pic. 5. Mr. Art Maves just doing his job. Pic. 6. left to right Mr. Robert Coleman. Mr. Ralph Barton. Mr. Duane Boethe. Mr. Albert Kastmer. Mr. Art Maves. Head Custo- dian. iCustodiansi Mme. Schafer Retires After 30 Years! Pictures from the past. Picture 1= Madame shows the class how to attain the nasal quality. Picture 3: Now. Yes. you do know that word. You just don't remember it. Picture 3: Madame Schafer reminds the class to cover up their papers. Picture 4= Ruth Schafer in the 1967 Christmas Assembly. Picture 5: Bonjour la classe! Picture 6: Say cheese and watch the birdie. Picture 7: For the last timei do not say the e-n-t. Picture 8: I swear it! That's what really happened to us in Paris. Picture 9: Ruth Schafer today in 1984. We'll miss you Madame! 69 Academic Booster Corporation ABC. Barry Royster. Merrie Lou Hopkins. Bob Leslie. Marion Morey. Tom LaMoine and John Cover Shclba Wolf. PTO rep from Jefferson Grade School. The Academic Booster Corporation was formed by some concerned people from each Parent-Teachers Organization in the elementary schools. When the local school board pointed out the enormous debt they had accumulated due to cuts in Federal and State aid and inflation, this group decided to help form the Academic Booster Corporation (ABC). They felt that, as the sports booster group. Save Our Sports (SOS) planned to aid the sports program financially, it was also impor- tant to support the academic programs which were being cut back. A representative was requested from each school. The high school repre- sentatives were Bob Leslie and student delegate, Janet Slain. Officers for the 1984-85 school year were: Merrie Lou Hopkins, President-, Tom LaMoine, Vice-Presidents Bob Leslie. Treasurers and Marion Morey, Sec- retary, board members: Shelba Wolf, John Cover and Barry Royster. As of January, their efforts had produced about $4,200. During the Dixon Petunia Festival 1984, the ABC presented a float that won the Queen’s Trophy in the parade. The ABC also held a fund-raising break- fast at the airport during the Festival. The main concern of this organization is the improvement of the academic offerings in our public school system. The members of the corporation worked (long hours) on committees to aid in the passing of the school referendum. Committees were formed for making phone calls, publicizing events, making presentations to local groups, and poll- watching. The students of Dixon thank them for their efforts and wish them continued success in the future. Thank you! Left Merrie Lou Hopkins explaines a money making project to John Cover. Above Dave Schaab. Judy Dixon. Judy Young and James Dixon making phone lists for calls on the upcoming referendum. atliletioL GIRLS’ TENNIS TEAM NETS II I MARK The girls’ tennis team continued the great success they started in 1979, Coach Ryser’s second year. Their record for the season was ll-l. Dixon won first place in the Rochelle Invitational. They received second-place ties in the East Moline and Boylan Invitationals. They placed third in the NCIC meet. At the sectionals in Ster- ling, Dixon received fourth. The Duchesses had four varsity players returning from last year. They were Julie Dickinson; Tracy Houcks Michele Huns- berger, the most valuable players and team captain. Liz Kennedy. Liz and Mi- chele went to the State Tournament in Arlington Heights for doubles competi- tion and lost in the first round. The girls nominated Shelly Sheridan and Wendy Zickuhr for the 1985 team captains. Girls' Tennis. Front Row: Left to Right. Julie Dickinson. Elizabeth Kennedy. Wendy Zickuhr. Julie Williamson, Tracy Houck, and Jennifer Green. Second Row: Krista Yount. Karey Keith. Jan Koch. Debbie Blaine. Shelly Sheridan. Michele Hunsberger. Mindy Keith. Becky Stover, and Coach Bob Ryser. Ml Dixon 9 Geneseo 0 Dixon 7 Princeton 2 Dixon 9 DeKalb 0 Dixon 9 Rochelle 0 2nd in Boylan Invitational Dixon 9 Geneseo 0 Dixon 6 Ottawa 3 1st in Rochelle Invitational Dixon 9 Kewanee 0 Dixon 9 Mendota 0 Dixon 8 Freeport 1 Dixon 7 LaSalle-Peru 2 Dixon 9 Rochelle 0 2nd in East Moline Invitational Dixon 3 Sterling 6 3rd in NCIC Invitational 4th in Sectionals Pic I: Jan Koch follows through on her forehand. Pic 2: SMASHII Pic 3: Tennis, anyone?” Pic 4: Julie Williamson eagerly awaits her opponent’s serve. (Photos courtesy of Dixon Evening Telegraph) SOCCER. Front Row: Left to Right. Ge Yang. Mike Snyder. John Coffey. Aw Yand. Erik Lutyens. Matt Snyder. Fred Zbinden. Rick Godman. and Chuck Goldie. Second Row: Darin Longtin. Rob Goldie. Don Abell. Andy Saliembier. Kurt Beckley. Ron Masterman. Klif Kime. P. Pheng Keokaisone. and Wayne Lengquist. Back Row: Glenn Helfrich. Pat Fordham. Mike Washburn. John Jacobs. Kent Workman. Orin Albrecht. Jeff Murphy. Norman Feczko. Joe Larkin, and Coach Keegan. Above Left. Aw Yang prevents the Shabbona player from getting control of the ball. Above right. Orin Albrecht passes the ball to a teammate. Below. Soccer is definitely a team sport. SOCCER TEAM GOES 5-9 Thanks to the Dixon Youth Soccer league, a group of area businesses who sponsored the team, and coach Steve Keegan, the soccer team completed a successful second season this year. The varsity squad overcame the loss of three starting players who moved at the begin- ning of the year and a much tougher schedule than last year to accomplish a respectable 5-9 mark. The DHS soccer team kicked off the season at Sauk Valley College with a 10-3 loss to Waterman, which was followed by tough one-point losses to Shabbona and Freeport. Dixon then got their first win. defeating Rockford Christian 2-1, before suffering their only shutout of the year in Moline. After losing three of the next four games by a total of four points, the Dukes hit their stride in the last five games, including a 1-0 overtime win at Sycamore, a 3-1 triumph over Rockford Auburn in the regular season finale, and a 2-1 defeat of Serena in the opening game of the regionals. The soccer team closed out the season with a hard-fought game against Shabbona and led 2-1 before suc- cumbing in the second round of the re- gionals. Key players for Dixon this year includ- ed center forward Mike Washburn, who led the Dukes in scoring with 14 goals, goalie Pat Fordham. halfback John Ja- cobs, and senior Kent Workman, who played forward. The JV team finished with a record of 4-6 and won the Malta JV tournament, defeating DeKalb. Leaf River, and Malta. The DFIS soccer team improved im- mensely this year, and next year prom- ises to be even better with 10 of this year’s II starters returning. Dixon 3 SOCCER Waterman 10 Dixon 4 Shabbona 5 Dixon 2 Freeport 3 Dixon 2 Rockford Christian 1 Dixon 0 Moline 6 Dixon 2 Sycamore 3 Dixon 4 East Moline 3 Dixon 1 Jefferson 2 Dixon 1 Honenegah 3 Dixon 1 Sycamore 0 Dixon 1 Moline 4 Dixon 3 Auburn 1 Dixon REGIONALS 2 Serena 1 Dixon 2 Shabbona 3 Pic I. Left to Right: Eric Brown. Ron Rogers. Mike Blackburn. Dan Day. Harold Stinson. Keith Webb. Brian Fetterolf. Wes Crow. Dan Long. Deron Benson. Sec. Row David Contreras. Derick Trotter. Sean Quick. Lee Eastman. Jim Sigwards. Jeff Finn. Pat Burgess. Scott Apple. Bob Thompson. Scott Piller. Wes Trent. Third Row Matt Eaton. Doug Collins. Jim Canterbury. Tom Burke. Mike Magdich. John Bay. John Dixon. Mike Williar. Dan Lendmen. James Corken. Kenny Masters, and Pat Pauser. FIGHT!! FIGHT! Purple And White! Ah football! A crispy fall night at the bleachers with the smell of popcorn and the sound of cheering. Yes. although our Varsity Dukes didn’t exactly have a win- ning season they sure were fun to watch! Unfortunately a mishap of many injuries slowed our boys down. For instance we lost 23-8 to DeKalb and 12-0 to Streator. Remember winning 35-0 to Rochelle and winning 15-14 to Princeton. In the Princeton game there were only a few seconds left to go! John Dixon and John Bay as guards, Wes Trent and Mike Williar at tackles really had control. That’s what it took to win and they did it. Hooray to the guys for their effort and determination. At the annual awards banquet the following awards were given: Special Team Player - Sean Quick, Offense - Harold Stinson, Defense - John Bay, Captain John Bay, Floyd Bus” Egler Award (Most Improved Sr.) - Mike Magdich. and Dixon Telegraph MVP Award - John Bay. Our Sophomores with Coach Jenning, Coach Lawton and Dale Anderson had a better season. They had a lot of confidence and definitely showed it in most of their games. An example of this is when they hammered Rochelle with a score of 24-6. Ron Griffen was the star for that game. He recorded 175 yards and 21 carries! What Potential! We also over powered Rock Falls with a score of 33-8. As coach Jennings said, ’’We just happened to gel and everybody came through and did their job.” So let’s hear it for our Sophomores. Our Freshmen had an interesting season. Their records was 2-4 with two ties. A good win was over Sterling, the score being 26-12! A tie was with DeKalb being 15-15. Overall they had a pretty good season matched with much effort. Thanks guys for a hardworking year! Pic I. When Coach Lawton talks people listen. Pic 2. The Dukes call an offense. Pic 3. Hey. Stop standing around! We've got a game to play. Pic. 4. Front Row. Left To Right: Steve Smith. Jin Feverstrom. Jin Lance. Chad Schmidt. Chris Dixon. Kevin Butler. Rodd Schick. Tim Sproul. Mark Fane. Tabbe Stevens. Ben Schabb. Steve James. Tom Spaine. Second Row. Coach Jennings. Scott Slagle. Dale Mayfield. Rick Helfrich. Mark Dallas. Mark Wohrley. Shawn Ortgiesen. Jeff Fleming. Matt Guthrie. Shawn Conley. Scott Heller. Tom Duffy. Todd Conley. Tom Elmendorf. Ron Griffen. Coach Dave Anderson. Pic. 7. Front row Left to Right David Vancil. Tom Hale. Shaun Bibby. Andy Taft. Ted Rogechuk. Ryan Benson. Jeff Greenwalt. Brad Bridgeman. Ron Santos. David Brooks. Second row-Jeff Heinzleman. Mike Long. Jim Kiser. Chris Stephenitch. Keith Bollman. Scott Taft. Eric Zimmerman. Greg Witzleb. Bob Humphrey. Al Krutsmger. Jim Rodriques. Cory Trotter. Third Row Wes Kinnet. Roger Cannon. Ed Lawton. Mark Gusse. Matt Gansmer. Luke Dixon. Keven Vacek. Bill Tietgen. Matt Heckman. Mike Chavera. Greg Lumzy. Todd Cole. Brad Lawton. Carl Johnson. Coach Robert Leturegz Pic. 5. The Dukes stand by for there is an injury. Pic 6. The Dukes are going to the locker room. Alumni Return To Head Right The sign we were going to carry down Pennsylvania. Ave. Below: Hi mom! We're on TV. Below right: Mrs. Williamson. Mrs. Eastman and daughter. REMAN COUNTRY PRESENTS TMPICO DIX0A ESplaS both Many changes occurred in the DHS pom pon and cheerleading squads this year. The squads were both under new leadership this year as Mrs. Paula East- man and Mrs. Judy Williamson took over the pom pon squad and Mrs. Louise Cor- ken the cheerleaders. Another change was that the squads were all chosen in the fall of the school year when usually they had been chosen in the spring of the year before. Twenty-five girls comprised the pom-pons and there were ten Varsity and Ten Sophomore cheerleaders. The pom-pons had a busy year as they performed at all qf the home football games, held a fundraiser along with the cheerleaders, and also performed at the home basketball games. The squad per- forms some special routines during bas- ketball season such as Jitterbug” with the Male pom-pon squad , a punk rou- tine, and a routine on Seniors’ Night that featured future pom-pon girls. The highlight of the year for these girls though was finding out that they, along with Tampico's marching band had been accepted to march in President Reagans’ Inaugural Parade. After this announce- ment was made, the squads started prac- ticing their routine and polishing march- ing skills almost every night of the week. After the girls along with help from the community and Mr. Buss raised enough funds, they were off! After finally arriv- ing in Washington after a lengthy bus ride, they found out that the parade had been cancelled due to freezing tempera- tures. But even so, the squads had a very exciting and memorable trip . . Top above: Dawn Schick. Tammy Humphrey. Chris To- var. Shelly Stouffer pose. Bottom above: Missy Walcott. Sheri Cannon. Michelle Emery. Mary Knoll. Missy Beede. and Lisa Bollman take a break. Right: Soph Cheerleaders: Splits: Karyn Ploessl. Sitting: Angie Wen- tling. Amy Densmore. Andrea Nagy. Jody Heacock. Standing Hynn Joo Chung. Karey Keith. Jodi Sholders. Midge Magdich. Ronda Monteith. Pom Pons And Cheerleaders Pom Pons Row I: Jan Koch. Deb Blaine. Barb Adams. Jenny Hea- cock. Deb Ferger. Kim Shehorn Row 2: Julie Williamson. Tracy Bollman. Nancy Cowley. Krista Yount, Kim Rice. Stephanie Segura Row 3: Jackie LeSage. Lynn Gerdes. Shelly Sheridan. Michele Hunsberger. Sally Monnier. Connie Blosser Row 4: Jennifer Considine. Nannettee Trotter. Mandy Hull. Dayle Bridgman. Caroline Hong. Mindy Keith. Below Michelle Em- ery: We've got spiritl” Above. Varsity Cheerleaders: Row I: Rem Monteith. Chris Tover. Sheri Cannon. Mary Knoll. Dawn Schick. Row 2. Missy Walcott. Shelly Stouffer. Lisa Bollman. Row 3. Michelle Emery. Far left. Top: The Tampico Band and DHS Pom Pons perform before leaving for Washington. D.C. Middle: Nancy Cowley smiles while Kym Rice is in her usual state. Bottom: Connie Blosser. Julie Williamson. Dayle Bridgeman. and Lynn Gerdes try to Keep their line straight. Left Deb Ferger. Kym Rice. Nancy Cowley. Sally Monnier. and Jennifer Considine practice a routine. JUMP FOR VOLLEYBALL Schrock. Barb Adams. Sec. Row: Heidi Turner. Lisa Bollman. Chris Fordham. Christie Holland. Julianne Pettenger. Cheryl Jones. Lisa Billings. Third Row: Melissa Mumford. Cindy Miller. Kandie Biggerstaff. Dee Russell. Mandy Hull. Dayle Bridgeman. Penny Sherwood. Women Power! (Kandie Biggerstaff and Katie Divine.) Here It comes! (Dayle Bridgeman and Dee Russell.) Dixon vs. Oregon-lost Newman ‘won Fulton ‘won Invitational Polo -lost-Fulton Inv. Northeast ‘won Fulton Inv. UTHS ‘won Hall ‘won Conf. Match Walnut ‘won Princeton ‘won Conf. Match Mt. Morris -lost- Rochelle ‘won Conf. Match Hall ‘won Dixon Inv. Sterling ‘won Dixon Inv. Princeton-lost-Dixon Inv. Ottawa-lost-Conf. match Geneseo-lost-Conf. match Streator ‘won Conf. match LaSalle-Peru ‘won Conf. match Moline-lost Moline Inv. Ottawa-lost-Moline Inv. Orion-lost-Moline Inv. Mendota-lost Conf. match Rock Falls-lost-Conf. match Kewanee-lost-Conf. match Sterling ‘won Conf. match Rochelle ‘won Regional Tourn. Sterling lost Regional Tourn. The Girls’ Volleyball Team cruised through the 1984 season with a new head coach, Kay Schrock. Only one starter re- turned from last year, Dee Russell; so the team lacked experience. At times the Duch- esses returned to the winning form used in 1983 when they went to state. This year's starters, besides Russell, were Lisa Bollman, Dayle Bridgeman. Melissa Mumford. Heidi Turner, and last, but not least. Kandie Big- gerstaff and Chris Fordham who alternated in the last spot. Dee Russell made first team All Conference and Lisa Bollman made sec- ond team All Conference. Dayle Bridgeman received Honorable Mention, Special Men- tion included Kandie Biggerstaff, Cindy Mill- er and Melissa Mumford. The girls record for the year was 14 to 13. Their Conference record was 6 to 5. All in all we’re proud of theml Totally Awesome! (Dee Russell.) VARSITY VOLLEYBALL There it goes! (Lisa Bollman. Dee Russell and Kandie Biggerstaff.) Dayle and Heidi practice slam dancing. (D. Bridgeman H. Turner) SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL. Front Row= Left to Right. Shawn Burkhart. Tina Counselos. Lisa Adams. LeAnn Crow. Tina Humphrey. Second Row: Shannon Whitescarver. Johanna Thompson. Kim Beardin. Julie Sawyer. Karla Jaques. Coach Curt Holland. Get Down! (K. Biggerstaff. L. Bollman. D. Bridgeman) Let’s play charades! (Katie Divine. L. Bollman. D. Bridgeman £ K. Biggerstaff) Dee Russell, the ultimate player. Where is everyone? (Penny Sherwood) V hRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL. Front Row: Left to Right. Susan Kunde. Stephanie Hudson. Babette Sivitis. Colleen Lahey. Kim Diehl. Anne Bell. Second Row: Trisha Thompson. Kris Canterbury. Kelly Young. Liz Anderson, Kim Deatherage. Paula French. Coach Curt Holland. See how high I can jump? (Cindy Miller) !. ’w, 1 -; v A Ready for anything! (D. Bridgeman. L. Bollman. C. Miller) r 4 - GOLF TEAMS DRIVE HOME The boys’ golf team continued their success of recent years this season, the varsity achieving a 10-5 record. In addition to finishing third in the Rockford E-Rab Tournament, third in their own Dixon Invitational, and fifth in the NCIC meet in Streator, Dixon placed ninth in a field of 23 teams at the Sterling Invitational and received second at the Ottawa Invitational. The high point of the season, however, came during the regional at Ledges Golf Course in Roscoe, where Steve Wallace shot a phenomenal 32 on the final nine holes, including five straight birdies. Steve earned medal- ist honors and placed Dixon to a surprising third place finish, advancing both the team and Wallace as an individual to the sectionals. At the sectionals in L-P, difficult playing conditions on the golf course limited the concentration of the golfers and the ill-timed rains washed away all hopes of state competition for Steve Wallace and Dixon, as the team finished eighth when third place was needed to qualify. Although Dixon failed to reach the state playoffs, it was a very good year for all DHS golfers individually. Juniors Duke Franklin and Scott Hargrave missed qualifying for the sectional as individuals by one stroke, and seniors Lee Kanzler and Bill Detweiller also had fine years. The fresh-soph team did very well, too. compiling an undefeated mark of 10-0 and finishing eighth at the NCIC Invitational in Geneseo. Steve Wallace displays his winning form. BOYS VARSITY GOLF. Left to right: Coach Lessner. Chris Beede. Steve Wallace. Mark Simon. Lee Kanzler. Mike Shoulders. Scott Hargrave. Bill Detweiler. J.V. GOLF. Left to right: Coach Lessner. Wes Sherman. Warren Sherman. Tom Lawless. Aaron Mobarak. Eric Kanzler. Brad Jepson. Above: Uhh is this OK?” (Lee Kanzler.) Below: My arm hurts? (Duke Franklin.) WINNING SEASONS It was another outstanding year for the girls’ golf team, as the Duchesses posted a sensational 9-4 record. The girls also had much success at tournaments, includ- ing a second place finish in the Dixon Invitational at the Country Club and finishing in fifth place out of eleven teams at the highly- regarded Champaign Invitational. At Sandy Hollow Golf Course in Rockford, the site of the regionals, the girls’ team received second place and Angie Blaine was the runner-up medalist with an 89. After advancing to the sectionals, Dixon faced much of the same caliber opposition they encountered in the Champaign Invitational and ended the season with a sixth place finish in a nine-team field. Angie Blaine had the lowest average score, hitting 46.8 this year and Sue Larkin had the best 9-hole average (47.4). For the third straight year, both the boys’ and girls’ golf teams made it to sectional competition, which reveals the excellent coaching and an emerging win- ning tradition at DHS. GIRLS GOLF. Left to Right: Coach Lessner, Sue Larkin, Midge Magdich, Karen Jensen. Missy Beede. Stacy Wolford, and Angie Blaine. BOYS VARSITY GOLF Dixon Opp. Walnut 161 189 Oregon 159 178 West Rockford-forfeit Rochelle 155 188 Rockford Jefferson forfeit 3rd in Dixon Invitational Oregon-forfeit 3rd in E-Rab Invitational Lasalle-Peru 162 183 Princeton 162 159 Mendota 153 161 Hall Twp. 168 198 Kewannee 159 167 East Moline 156 150 Geneseo 156 148 DeKalb 159 151 Sterling 159 152 9th in Sterling Invitational 2nd in Ottawa Invitational 5th in NCIC Invitational GIRLS GOLF Dixon Opp. East Moline Guildord - forfeit 194 216 Naperville North 216 175 Somonauk 216 220 2nd in Dixon Invitational Guilford forfeit Geneseo 196 191 Guilford ■ 199 196 Rock Island 199 212 Somonauk 199 219 Freeport 199 233 Boylan 199 239 Guilford 203 194 Geneseo 188 191 5th in Champaign Invitational Above: Angie Blaine: I love this sport. Far Left: Sue Larkin: One of the tools to putting. Left: Missy decides that she’ll just count eight holes instead of nine. AURAND IOTH AT Boy Cross Country. Front Row. Left to Right. Allen Roling. Chris Taylor. Dennis Lee. Robert Taylor. Jeff Clawson. Robert Dowell. Second Row: Brian Walk (Manager). Brian Bushman. Sid Aurand. Mike Leslie. Tom Snyder. Pat Frost. Joey Frey. Wayne Ffoy. Coach Berwanger. Missing: Chris Apple. Boys’ CC Dixon 22 Ottawa 33 Dixon 34 Rock Falls 21 Dixon 34 Princeton 21 Dixon 27 Hall 30 Dixon 20 Kewanee 38 Dixon 42 LaSalle Peru I7 Dixon 46 Rock Falls Dixon 40 Geneseo 14 Dixon 36 East Moline 18 Dixon 26 Rochelle 31 I. Chris Apple shows the agony of running. 2. Brian Bushman keeping pace. 3. Sid Aurand and his winning pace. 4. Al Rol- ing leads Dennis Lee at the one mile mark. The Dixon Varsity Cross Country team compiled a respectable dual meet record of 4 to 6. The highlight of the Dukes season was a 2nd place finish in the Rock Falls Invi- tational. This year the team had some strong indi- vidual runners. Sid Aurand. a Senior, was Dixon’s top runner. Aurand set three course records during the season at Rock Falls, at Freeport, and at Hall Invitationals. Aurand also finished 1st at the Rock Falls. Dixon and Freeport Invitationals. and placed second at the Oregon and Galesburg Invitationals. Aur- and placed 4th at Regionals, earning him a trip to Sectionals where he qualified for State by finishing 3rd. At State Aurand fin- ished at an honorable 10th place. Other strong runners for the Dukes were Brian Bushman, a Senior; Al Roling, a Sophomore; Dennis Lee. a Sophomore; and Robert Dowell, a Freshman. NCIC All Conference runners on the Fresh-Soph level were Roling and Dowell and on the Varsity level Aurand. With a new enthusiastic group of incom- ing freshmen and returning sophomore and junior runners, the Dukes look to the future. DUCHESS’S GO TO SECTIONALS In their third year of existence the Duchesses cross-country team compiled a dual meet record of I to 5. The Duchesses still had an impressive season, placing second in both the Rock Falls and Byron Invitationals. Though hampered by injuries, the girls placed 5th at Regionals, which earned the team a trip to the sectional and they earned a 15th place at the Sectional meet. Aware of the teams vast improvement, the girls’ goal for the next season is a trip to the State meet. Leaders for the Duchesses individually throughout the season were Kandie Wilhelm and Gwen Sherwood. Wilhelm, a Junior, had an im- pressive season, placing 1st at both the Byron and Oregon Invitationals and 2nd at Regional. Sher- wood, a Sophomore, also had an impressive sea- son, placing 2nd at the Rock Falls Invitational and 3rd at both the Rockford West and Galesburg Invitationals. Other outstanding runners for the Duchesses were Kara Longtin, a Junior, Tammy Stienstra, a Sophomore, and Andrea Eichstadt, a Freshman. Longtin and Wilhelm were NCIC All Conference runners. These runners showed vast improvement, and helped carry the team to an impressive season. With the whole squad returning next year, lead by varsity letter winners Wilhelm, Sherwood, and Longtin, they hope for an even more impressive season. 1 Girl Cross Country Front Row. Left to Right: Kandie Wilhelm. Gwen Sherwood. Kara Longtin. Second Row: Coach Berwanger. Tammy Giltner. Tammy Stienstra. Tracy Cumberland. Teresa Giltner. Siu Ling Seto. Missing: Julie Bushman and Andrea Eichstadt. Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon 30 32 32 35 38 Win Girls CC Kewanee Rock Falls Princeton Geneseo East Moline 19 Rochelle Forfeit I. Tammy (Geek) Stienstra and Kandie Wilhelm stretch before the race. 2. Kandie Wilhelm's winning pace. 3. Gwen Sher- wood battles on. 4. Tammy Stienstra. Kara Longtin. Teresa Giltner, Kandie Wilhelm. Tammy Giltner. and Andrea Eichstadt pose before the race. PLAYERS SHOW IMPROVEMENT! Varsity Boys' Basketball: Row I: Tim Wiedman. Brian Martin. Dan Long, Steve Wallace. Brian Fetterolf. Greg Pettenger. Row 1. Coach Herb Jennings. Scott Edgecomb. Mike Reed. Dirk Schillig. Matt Melvin. Tom Wilson. Jerry Newman. Pat Pauser. Absent: Scott Bailey. Pic It (Tom Wilson) Hallelujah! Pic 3: Sitting on the bench waiting to play. Pic 3: Brian Fetterolf dribbles down the court. Pic 4. Scott Edgecomb shows off his ballet on the court ?l Pic 5: Scott Bailey Jumps to catch the ball. Pic 6: Jerry Newman guards against Taylor Ridge. Pic 7: Tim Weidman makes a basket. Pic 8: Greg Pettenger guards against Rockridge. Pic 9: Brian Fetterolf passes the ball. Pic K Jerry Newman tries to keep the ball. Pic II: Scott Bailey guards against Rockridge. Pic 12: Tom Wilson |umps to rebound. SENIOR LETTERMAN TO STAR VARSITY BOYS' BASKETBALL 9-15 Regular Season Dixon 51 Princeton 74 Dixon 72 Streator 51 Dixon 60 Men dot a 70 Dixon 39 LaSalle-Peru 58 Dixon 76 Mendota 65 Dixon 49 Sterling 62 Dixon 39 Amoby 43 Dixon 54 Rockfall 61 Dixon 58 Marquette 70 Dixon Dixon 67 Kewanee 69 Sterling 74 4 Dixon 62 Divorfv 73 C)lxon 58 Dixon 48 Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon Regionals: Dixon 83 Dixon 55 Hall Taylor Ridge 67 Princeton 67 Rochelle 55 4 70 58 60 Rockfalls 67 Ottawa 94 Newman Geneseo j 41 Sycamore 53 Sterling Rock Palls This year's varsity basketball team had a record of 9-15 overall. One reason we failed to have a winning season is because of several injuries. Juniors Matt Melvin and Scott Bailey were out in the beginning of the season. Senior Tom Wilson was hurt also. Some big wins were 78-58 at a conference game with Kewanee and 72-51 with Streator. A high-scoring game was won against Ottawa� the score being 94-74. A very close scoring game was lost to Morrison, the score being 70 69. We had only three senior lettermen, who were Steve Wallace. Tom Wilson and Greg Pet- tenger, playing on the team this year, but next year this is sure to at least double. So hats off to our team for their efforts! Sophomore Basketball. Row I: Dennis Drew. Chad Schmidt. Mike Blaine. Chris Dixon. Chad Struhs. Tom Lawless. Row 2-. Brad Jepson. Tom Duffy. Shawn Ortgiesen. Ron Griffin. Aaron Mobarak. Not present: Coach Randy Walcott. Above: Freshman A Team: Row I: Coach Jon Cooper. Todd Cole. Don Abell. Ron Santos. Phayyanh Phengkeokaisone. Ryan Benson. Row 2. Bill Tiejen. Rich Guise. Jay Schaab. Bill Wilson. Brad Lawton. Matt Gansmer. Left: Mike Blaine shoots for two. Freshman Basketball B Team. Row h Coach Rich Lawton. Matt Snyder. Grant Brickley. Phil Roth. Darin Longtin. Row 2. Wes Whitely. Eric Zimmerman. Paul Mulbach. Jim Rodriguez. Andy Walls. Far Left: Brad Jepson aims to shoot. Left: Ron Griffin struggles to keep the ball in the offensive zone. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL The sophomore girls suffered through a trying and disappoint- ing 6-14 season, with difficulties stemming from an unusually high number of injuries and a lack of consistency. However, a couple of bright spots this year eased some of the frustration. Early in the season Dixon defeated a good L-P team and later the Duchesses traveled to Ottawa and returned with a 35-34 win over the highly-regarded Lady Pirates. SOPHOMORE GIRLS BASKETBALL. Row I: Left to Right. Athena Weidenbach. Lisa Adams. Sue Kessel. Stacie Wolford. Paula Durband. Mary Ann Nichols. Row 2-. Karla Jaques. Becky Carlson. Amy Stouffer. Coach Gary Morrison. Justine Odenthal. Leeanne Newman. Tiffany Floto. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL FRESHMAN GIRLS BASKETBALL. Row Left to Right. Stephanie Hudson. Anne Bell. Sarah Jones. Becky Stover. Romona Schoaf. Colleen Lahey. Kathy Johnson. Sue Larkin. Row 2i Manager Paula French. Leanne Wolf. Kris Bunt. Tracy Morgan. Coach Jan Thompson. Elizabeth Anderson. Kris Canterbury. Kim Deatheridge. Trisha Thompson. Missing Sherri Dixon Consistent improvement was the standard for fresh- man squad this year. After a slow start. Dixon took off like a runaway boulder, win- ning five straight games at one point and defeating a formidable Geneseo team to win the consolation bracket in the Dixon F S In- vitational and finish 13-10. The Duchesses beat an ex- tremely competitive Rock Island team and lost two close games to powerhouse Sterling during the season. In addition to their abili- ty to get better and better, Dixon showed much team- work. with Kris Canterbury as high scorer. Sherry Dix- on as the best defensive player, and Kim Deather- idge as the best ball han- dler. The freshman B team enjoyed an 11-2 record, proving the overall depth of the squad. Duchesses 'D' Or Dive In '85 Dixon 67 Dixon 46 Dixon 37 Dixon 41 Dixon 68 Dixon 56 Dixon 53 Dixon 46 Dixon 68 Dixon 62 Dixon 57 DixortC B 39 fc 47 30 Dixon 66 Dlxort 48 Dixon 47 Dixon 54 Dixon D.xon 44 Dixon 4r D.xon 76 Dixon’ Dixon 42 Dixon 47 Dixon . 37- GIRLS VARSITY BASK! TBALL (•5-12) Rock alls Moline East Moline Freeport Morris Rktd. Jefferson St. Edward IVkalb Streator Mt Morris LaSalle Moline . ’ Limestone £ Morion ' 2 Nendota Rock I alls Kewanee Eorresion Harlem Rochelle Sterling Ottawa Geneseo Princeton REGIONALS Rochelle v , Sterling 47 66 66 58 32 45 63 38 23 38 el ■ 48 V M 45 54 40 50 44 58 57 45 31 46 41 Top: Dayle Bridgeman) takes a basketball pass. Bottom: After Dar’s (Adams) shoot everyone is in position to rebound. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL: Front Row left to right. Lisa Bolpman. Darlene Adams. Christie Holland. Sue Groshans. Katie Devine, and Cheryl Jones. Second Row= Coach Roy Bridgeman. Dayle Bridgeman. Sonja Nicklaus. Maren Schmitz-Moorman. Dee Russell. Angie Blaine. Julie Dickinson, and Heidi Turner. After several years of championship success, the girls’ varsity team got off to a slow start and strug- gled throughout an up and down season, yet still managed to surpass the .500 mark. The Duchesses were held back by the loss of Senior Dee Russell for several games and an inability to contain the scoring of opponents (Dixon allowed 58 or more points in six of its 12 losses), but acquired a well-earned 15-12 season. The Duchesses began the season auspiciously with a big win over Rock Falls before dropping the next three contests, the last to Freeport in the opening game of the Dixon Invitational. In the con- sulat ion finals of the tournament, the girls lost to a fine St. Edward team 63-53. Dixon then hit a hot streak, winning four straight before falling in the Limsetone Tourney to three of the best teams in the state: Moline. Limestone, and Morton. The Duchesses broke the .500 barrier for good with back to back victories over Mendota and Rock Falls, then split their next four games before the perennial dogfight with NCIC power Sterling. Dixon dominated the boards and the game throughout the first half, but Sterling slowly gained the momentum and scoring edge by the end of the third quarter and eventually won 58-45. The Duchesses quickly avenged that loss by ham- mering Ottawa 76-57 in Dixon's most impressive showing of the year. The girls concluded the regular season by winning two of their final three encoun- ters. ending the year by downing Princeton 42-31 and finishing with a 7-3 NCIC mark. Several individuals on the team turned in excep- tional performances this year. Dee Russell led the team in both scoring and rebounding, and contribut- ed 33 points in the Ottawa game. The Duchesses drew frequently on the leadership of guard Darlene Adams and outstanding defense of Dayle Bridge- man. Juniors Angie Blaine and Sonja Nicklaus added dimension to the offense, as did sophomore Lisa Adams, who was moved to the varsity squad at mid- season and contributed 14 points in the game against Streator. After slipping past surprising Ro- chelle 47-46 to open the Sterling Regional, the Duch- esses again faced the Golden Girls, this time for the regional championship. Dixon led early in the game and outscored host Sterling 27-20 in the last half, but a bad second quarter ended the hopes of Cham- paign for the Duchesses. HOOPSHOTS. Pic I. The tipoff.. Pic 2. Angie Blame shows her fantastic free throw form. Pic 3. Sonya takes a breather (Nicklaus). Pic 4. Dar sets up the offense. (Adams) Pic5. More last minute instructions! HURRAY! CHEERLEADERS AND SPIRIT Varsity Squad: Front: Mary Knoll. Rem Monieith Middle: Mi- chelle Emery. Missy Walcott Back: Lisa Bollman. Missy Beede The 1984-85 Varsity Cheerleading Squad had a lot of excitement during their active year. The girls were invited to go with the Pom Pon Squad to Washington D.C. for President Reagan’s Inaugural Parade. To the dismay of all involved, the parade was cancelled on account of the weather, but a special ceremony took place at the Capitol Center. While in D.C. the girls did much sightseeing and had quite a trauma with the bus trip and the food, but overall the experience will be cherished forever. Mrs. Louise Corken was the volunteer coach this year and did an excellent job preparing the girls for the games. Mrs. Corken had four freshman squads who cheered an average of three or four games each. She thought that having four squads would help the girls gain experience for later years. All the squads had pep and spirit. The varsity squad was fortunate enough to lead the high school crowd in doing The Wave” at many games. Soph Squad. Front: Left To Right. Angie Wentling. Midge Magdich. Hyun Ju Chung- .Jodi Sholder Middle: Karyn Plossel. Jody Heacock. Amy Densmore Back: Andrea Nagy Above Mrs. Corken. cheerleading coach. Below: Missy Walcott Sheri Cannon sharing a special moment. Soph Squad: Front: Left To Right: Ronda Monteith. Dana Shippert Middle: Tammi Humphrey. Cindy Whitcombe. Chris Tovar Back: Karey Keith Freshman squad: Front Left To Right. Val Wilson. Audrey Rico. Nicole Pettenger. Middle: Michelle Godbold. Amy Cullen Back Steph Doane Freshman Squad: Front Left To Right Teresa Zmtz. Jody Sta- cey. Ann Flawkes. Back: Veronica Semetis. Babette Sivities. kim Plumb Freshman Squad: Bottom Left To Right. Gimece Hollis. Caroline Hale. Tara Stage Top: Kathy Lowry. Teri Kolb Above: Michelle Emery and her Mom Below: Karev Keith. Cindy Whitcombe. Tammy Humphrey. Ronda Monteith. Dana Shipper!. Chris Tovar yell for the girls team. INEXPERIENCE PLAGUES Row I. Cory Trotter. Chris Apple. Jim Finkle. Tom Hale. Jeff Greenwalt. Paul Green. (Manager). Row 1 Jim Feverton. Brad Bridgeman. Dan Long. Jim Lance. Kevin Butler. Dan Butler. Keith Bellman. Mark Fane. Row 3: John Zigler. Art Stearns. Pat Schappert. Tom Burke. Luke Dixon. Missing Monty Smith and Jeff Finn. Once again this year’s wrestling team was hampered by inexperience and injur- ies. They started off with eight returning varsity members and ended with two. Overall the team finished with a record of 3-12 and was coached by Mr. Rick and Mr. Tuttle. At the NCIC meet in Princeton Dan Butler at 112 received a 2nd place, while Scott Apple at 145 was 4th. The team placed ninth. The future does prom- ise to bring some good results. At the Dixon Frosh Invitational the following wrestlers all received 1st place: Cory Trotter at 105, Jeff Greenwalt at 112, Keith Bollman at 119 and Chris Apple at 126. The team also placed 2nd. The other varsity members are: Pat Schappert at 155, Apple at 145, D. Butler at 112, Tom Burke at 167, Jeff Finn at 138, Jason Mull at 126, Dan Long at 119, Keith Happier at 185. Jim Lance at 132 and Art Sturns at heavyweight. The rest of the frosh team consists of Mark Fane, Jim Finkle. Jim Feverston, Cory Trotter, Jeff Greenwalt. Keith Bollman, Chris Apple, John Zigler, Brad Bridgeman, Luke Dixon and Tom Hale. Dixon’s three wins this year came aginst Oregon 39-29, Ashton 41-26 and they managed to defeat the State Cham- pion Newman Comets 32-23. If all goes well next year the wrestlers should have a successful season with the experience that they have gained this year. Pic. I: Dan Butler prepares to shoot' his opponent. Pic. 2 Jim Feverston walks away after a win. Pic. 3: Jeff Greenwalt ties up an opponent. Pic. 4: The team watch- es intently as Tom Burke fights off the opposition. Pic. 5: Are these guys excited about the upcoming match? Pic. 6: Getting psyched up for the match. Pic. 7: Kevin Butler attempts to free himself. Pic. 8 Tom Burke han- dles his opponent easily. Pic. 9= Jeff Finn takes his wrestling seriously. WRESTLERS ONCE AGAIN Row I: Volunteer Coach. Dave French. Robert Hill. Allen Krutsinger. Row 1. Matt Silvest. Ed Lawton. Doug Collins. SWIMMERS DO INDIVIDUALLY WELL Even though there was no swim team this year, individuals competed at the sectionals, representing our school. This year Dave French, a former DHS swimmer, acted as Coach for the group. The team members practiced at the YMCA three nights a week. Leading the team was a junior. Doug Collins. At sectionals this year he earned a fifth place medal in the 00-yard breast- stroke with a time of I.-05.65 minutes and a ninth place in the 50 nyard freestyle with a time of 24.02. The other four members of the team were freshman Robert Hill in the 200 S 500 yard freestyle. Matt Silvest in the 100-yard butterfly and the 50-yard freestyle. Ed Lawton in the 100-yard backstroke and 200-yard individual medley, and Allen Krutsinger in the 100-yard freestyle and 100 yard-backstroke. The group also was 7th at sectionals in the 200-yard medley relay with a time of 1:55.8 minutes. Far Left: Doug Collins pre pares to receive his 5th place medal. Left: Allen Krutsinger of the blocks. BOWLERS PLACE 5TH AT STATE From Row: Barb Adams. Debbie Blaine. Shelly Stouffer. Back Row: Cindy Miller. Tracy Houck. Kim Crafton. Dawn Johnson. Coach Berglund. The Bowling Duchesses were back on track once again, as they bowled a sparkling 5019 at the Sectional Tournament at Sterling to earn their way to the state tournament in Peoria. In the State meet they finished in 5th place. Juniors Chris Fordham and Barb Adames displayed magnifi- cent performance at the Sterling Sectional to qualify for individ- ual competition in Peoria. Coach Dave Berglund said That this years team showed more improvement than any other team. The team started out slowly at the beginning of the year after having practied only twice before the first meet. But Coach Berglund stated that the team was where he wanted them to be at the time sectionals were held. Most Valuable player for the 1984-85 season was captain Shel- ly Stouffer. Co-captains for the 1985-86 season are Barb Adams and Chris Fordham. High game and series was captured by junior Chris Fordham at the sectional tournament-where she bowled a 258 game and a 632 series which broke the scoring record. Chris was also awarded the WSDR Athlete of the Week Award for her performance at the Sectional meet. Pic I: Shelly Stouffer announcing her arrival to the state bowling meet. Pic 2: (Cindy Miller) Look at that great back swing! Pic 3: Which way does your ball hook Shelly? Thanks! Pic 4: Chris Fordham and Coach Berglund discuss the individuals competition at the state bowling meet. Pic 5: Smile Tracy bowl- ing is FUN!!! Pic 6: Barb, you don't have to hide your face. You got a strike! DIXON VARSITY BOWLING 7 Wins I Loss Dixon 2185 Kewanee 1822 Dixon 2390 Sterling 2275 Dixon 2290 Hall Twp. 1954 Dixon 2334 Sterling 2118 Dixon 2125 Sycamore 2043 Dixon 2228 East Moline 2204 Dixon 2nd in Rock Island Inv. Dixon 1st in Consolation Dalton Inv. Dixon 4th in IVC Inv. Dixon 7th in Kewanee Inv. ____! Pic I The team takes a ' slur- pit break before state compe- tition begins. (Chris don't act so innocent.) Pic 2: The cheer- ing section at the state meet. Pic 3: Debbie (Blaine), what a nice release! Pic 4. Kim Crafton did you gutter the ball AGAIN!! Pic 5: Watch your step Dawn!! First Row: Julie Thomas. Teresa Wickert. Tammy Scott. Barb Chidley. Sec- ond Row: Lynn Toms. Cindy Bonnell. Sarah Hyde. Cristy Mertz. Coach Berglund. Sophomores Finish Season With Winning Record SOS - Over 200 Served Above: Even Weidman. Below: john and Pam Reese, volunteer helpers. S.O.S. Front: left to right: Jessie Dir. Vicki Grow. Dave Schaab. Barbara Eaton. Back Richard Dir. James Adams. Gladys Adams. Judy Piller. Karen Jepson. Judy Dixon. Athletic Director Bud Melvin reports some figures to the Booster Club. Pleasant images of the past year in sports included Steve Wallace in golf, various individ- ual achievements in wrestling, the boys’ baseball and girls’ soft- ball achievements, and the state finalists in bowling, cross coun- try. and tennis. But these memo- ries would not have become reali- ty had it not been for the S.O.S. organization. Save Our Sports, a fund-raising committee of the Dixon Booster Club was formed in February 1984 by the president Richard Pillar for the purpose of continuing the non-revenue sports for the 1984- 85 school year. In all. 10 of the 15 sports available at DHS were funded entirely by the efforts of the Booster Club, area busin- esses. and the community. The S.O.S. committee kicked off their campaign with car raffle in March and April 1984. Later fund-raising activities that year included a food booth at the Pe- tunia Festival and a turkey raffle during Thanksgiving. Area physi- cians also helped the athletic cause by offering physicals for revenue and non-revenue sports alike. Although the success of these minor” sports has been docu- mented by the performance of the teams. Current Booster Club president. Dave Schaab cited the participation of some 200050 student athletes involved as the best reason for the efforts of S.O.S. P 0 1 ‘ a r B e a r POLAR BEAR CLUB: From� Left to right. Sid Aurand. Dennis Lee. Gwen Sherwood. Kandi Wilhelm. Back: Brian Bushman. Matt Eaton. Tom Snyder. Mike Leslie. Eric Flanson. Joey Frey. Not pictured: Kara Longtin. The 1984-1985 Polar Bear Club featured a group of dedi- cated distance runners. Its primary purpose was to pre- pare athletes involved in fall sports for track in the spring. The adult advisors were cross country coach Mr. Berwanger and head track coach Mr. Lawton. The polar bear season began after Thanksgiving vacation and lasted until the start of the track season. The ultimate goal of the polar bear runner was to reach the 500 mile mark in the allotted time, which required an average of 5.6 miles per day. AND THE BAND PLAYS ON! Band. First row: Left to right. Tracy Cumberland. Mike Keeley. Ronda Monteith. Eric Lutyens. Second row: Holly Hill. Jody Dyche. Lynn Gerdes. Andrea Eichstadt. Aaron Shippert. Third row: Paula French. Eric Gerdes. Kim Diehl. David Hage. Nancy Cowley. Keith Bollman. Fourth row: Maren Schmitz-Mor. Matt Eaton. Hal Lennon. Mark Gusse. Reni Monteith. Nancy Zigler. and Mrs. Mekeel. This year the band had 23 members • a big drop from previous years. Considering that the band practiced a hour before school started and did not receive credit, the band members should be given a big round of applause. It shows that some people still have the spirit and determiniation to make things work. Mrs. Mekeel was back once again to lead the band much to their pleasure. Even though they were not allowed to march this year, the band did play for the football and basketball games. The band was even able to give Christmas and Spring concert. Hopefully in the coming years the band will build itself back up to its previous level. Pic I: Hal. Eric, and Mark are excited about playing at the football game. Pic 2: The band receives instructions before the Christmas concert. Pic 3: The Pep Band gives another great performance. Pic 4.- Our leader Mrs. Mekeel. Pic 5: Early morning practices sometimes takes a toll on the band’s enthusiam. Row I: left to right. Jim Lance. Kim Richards. Ken Bero- gan. Sue Speer. Linda Oberle. Row 3: Bob Ferguston. Kevin Strock. Eric Gerdes. Presidenti Deana Dunham. Secretary� Brian Toms. Treasurer� Bill Metzen. Vice President� Larry Riffle. Row 3: Becky Moore. Pam Yockum. Darcy Richter. Tom Humphrey. Wanda Miller. Audrey Marsh. Lori Naylor. Lee Eastman. Row 4. Ken Ruggles. Wayne Wilkinson. Tab Stevens. Jim Jones. Monty Smith. Curt Biester. Mike Cruse. Mike Taylor. Mark Hose. Keith Stranberg. Don Sofolo. Shelby. Meyer. Shane Dixon. Ron Rufini. Winston Hubble. Mitch Dodge. Row I� left to right. Angie Aldridge. Tami Spratt. Sandi Ken Ruggles. Wayne Wilkenson. Mike Kresanek. Tammy Shank. Sid Aurand. Susan Terranova. Row 3: Michelle Ortgieson. Joe Dewey, Curt Biester. Mark Kennay. Scheffler. Joan Doring. Lesli Latta. Becky Moore. Mike Greg Carter. Bill Metzen. Dan Conly. Godman. Dennis Horton. Joe Loomis. Row 3: Mr. Tieken. TIEKEN RECEIVES FFA’S HIGHEST AWARD This year Mr. Tieken received the highest award in FFA-The Honorary American Farm- er. The recipient must accumulate points through his teaching career to be consid- ered for the award. Judging is based on time and devotion to FFA along with various ac- tivities and awards the chapter has re- ceived. The Ag teacher receives points for offices he has held. Points are also obtained from awards received through Local. State National FFA activities. Mr. Tieken has been obtaining point since 1955 when he began teaching. The award would not have been possible without the help of the students in the FFA chapter. This year's Dixon FFA chapter was busy from the start. The chapter’s safety pro- grams included taking pictures at area im- plement dealers to show safety features and to learn safety techniques around farm ma- chinery. The chapter helped learning dis- abilities students learn how to drive lawn mowers. The chapter helped restore the Su- gar Grove Church and School and helped build up the river bank in front of the high school. They also worked at the FFA test plot next to Pizza Hut. This year’s officers were Eric Gerdes. President; Bill Metzen, Vice President; Deana Dunham, Secretary; Brian Toms. Treasurer; Jim Lance. Centenial; and Dean Blackburn. Historian. Several Students traveled to Kansas City to the National FFA Convention where Mr. Tieken received his award. Those attending the convention were Eric Gerdes, Brian Toms, Kevin Strock, Dean Blackburn, Deana Dunham. Pam Yockum. Dorthe Van Oyen, Bill Metzen, and Mr. and Mrs. Tieken. Pic. I. FFA members work in the test plot next to Pizza Hut. Pic 3. FFA members smile for the camera. Pic 3. FFA members learn about snowmobile safety. 99 Pic I. Second Semester Robed Choir Members. Left to Right: Julia Pumper. Jenny Kelenhofer. Kim Willis. Terri Cicero. Brad Dixon. Norman Feczko. Brian McGuire. Kelly McKnight. Jodi Sholders. Brenda Bennette. Row 2. Ronda Monteith. Londa Aldridge. Julie Williamson. June Bonnell. Sean Rock. John Dixon. Todd Schurig. Greg Gates. Pat Frost. Dorthe Van Oyen. Kristi Peterson. Row 3. Kelly Ames. Lynette Fane. Julie Dickinson. Reni Monteith. John Bay. Mike Lawton. Dave Sheets. Mark Gusse. Greg Smith. Liz Johnson. Mindy Keith. Dayle Bridgeman. Shelly Stouffer. Pic 2. First Semester Members Row I. Jenny Kelenhofer. Kristi Peterson. Terri Cicero. Row 2-. Londa Aldridge. Julia Pumper. Kim Willis. Row 3: Liz Johnson. Brenda Bennett. Jodi Sholders. Row 4. Lynnette Fane. Jody Heacock. Mindy Keith. Row 5. June Bonnell. Reni Monteith. Shelly Stouffer. Dorthe Van Oyen. Row 6. Brian McGuire. Greg Gates. Norman Feczko. Pat Frost.. Row 7. John Bay. Greg Smith. Todd Schurig. Sean Rock. Row 8. Poul Whitcombe. John Dixon. Mike Lawton. Pic 3. Members of the Robed Choir perform at the Christmas Concert. Pic 4. After the Christmas Concert the Choral Department threw a BIG Birthday Party for Mr. Wiltz. Pic. 5. Row I. Left to Right: Mixed Chorus Members Brenda Schmiedebush. Stephanie Bennette. Brenda Danexka. Debbie Odenthal. Row 2. Dawn Jernigan. Kim Kazmerski. Shelly McGraw. Row 3. Kim Nelson. Shelly Mills. Jodi Sholders. Melissa Laidig. Row 4. Michael German. Mark Fichter. Shane Bolin. Luke Dixon. Pic 6. Pat Frost. Shelly Stouffer. and Greg Gates perform during the Christmas Concert. CHORAL DEPARTMENT EFFECTED BY CUTS, BUT KEEPS SINGING Choir Officers: Mike Lawton. Treasurer: Secretary. Shelly Stouffer. Vice Presidents Liz Johnson. President. Mindy Keith. TWENTY-ONE ATTEND NCIC MUSIC FEST First semester Robed Choir held a very active schedule for the Choral Department. In October the choir attended the confer- ence music festival at Princeton High School. Also in November selected members of the choir participated in the District Jazz and Chorus program at Northern Illinois Uni- versity. Robed choir officers included Mike Law- ton, Treasurer-, Mindy Keith, Secretary; Shel- ly Stouffer. Vice-President; and Liz Johnson, President. Secion leaders were Terri Cicero. Sopranos; John Dixon. Basses; Greg Smith, Tenors; and Kristi Peterson, Altos. Second semester began with three mem- bers traveling to Peoria to participate in the prestigious All-State Jazz and Chorus Festi- val. Norman Feczko, Shelly Stouffer, and Kristi Peterson represented DHS. Second se- mester included the Mid-Winter Choral Concert and in the spring the Pop Show. The Christmas concert had a special meaning to the choirs as it was Mr. Wiltz’s birthday. The choirs with the help of Mrs. Wiltz threw a party for him after the con- cert. The 1984-1985 Choir was smaller then it has been in previous years, but as always the hard work and dedication of the singers made this year's choir a success. Pic. I. Mr. Wiltz directs the Robed Choir at the Christ- mas Concert. Pic. 2. Robed Choir members finish an- other fine performance. Pic. 3. Robed Choir mem- bers sing That’s Christ- mas. Pic. 4. Those who at- tended the Christmas Con- cert helped Mr. Wiltz cele- brate his birthday after the concert. 1984 Leadership Theme Choose To Lead” n£ Qm Row I left lo right. Nannettee Trotter. Liz Kennedy. Missy Beede. Mindy Keith. Julie Williamson. Caroline Hong. Missy Walcott. Row 1 left to right. Janet Cory. Kathy Janoskey. Trisha Varga. Dayle Bridgeman. Jenny Heacock. Michelle Emery. Jacki LeSage. Andrea Nagy. Traci Brimm. Andrea Fox. Row 3 left to right. Brad Dixon. Mike Lawton. Wendy Zickuhr. Julie Dickinson. Kelly Ames. Missy Matsko. Karey Keith. Gwen Sherwood. Krista Yount. Liz Anderson. Sophy Hong. Kim McIntyre. Kathi Boehle. Ronda Monteith. Amy Deets. Chris Harshman. Dawn Boehle. Carl Johnson. Row 4 left to right. Janet Slain. Mandy Hull. Jody Heacock. Bob Thompson, John Dixon. Larry Hill. Aaron Mobarak. Tom Lawless. Mike Leslie. Dennis Lee. Chris Beede. Mike Lawton. Vice President! Janet Slain. President� Brad Dix- on. Treasure! Mandy Hulf. Secretary. Pic. I. Sophy Hong receives her First Aid Kit from Santa (Pere Ndel) at this year's Student Council Christmas As sembly. Pic. 2. James Corken helped Student Council reach the highest number of pints of blood ever donated — 69 pints. Pic 3. Sally Monnier is a brave first time donor. This Year Student Council was governed by Janet Slain, Presi- dent� Mike Lawton. Vice-President� Mandy Hull. Secretary� and Brad Dixon. Treasurer. This year the council divided into ten committees with council members serving on these committees. The council officers along with Mr. Dick, the advisor, set goals for the committees to reach. A Community Service Committee was set up to help the Red Cross organize blood mobiles and to help with the Cancer Drive. The Public Relations Committee developed a slide show to be shown at various churches and service clubs in the area. Support School Activities had the council members make council reports to second hour classes. Fund Raising loved making money. They conducted various fund raisers during the year. School Spirit made posters announcing various sports events dur- ing the week and decorated the halls for Christmas. The Publicity Commitee wrote articles for the Dixini and notified the Telegraph and area radio stations of council activities. A Communication Committee communicated with the administration to set up times to hold various council events. Dynamics of Club Operation wrote a constitution for the council. Sponsor Activities were busy from the start planning Homecoming Activities and the Christmas As- sembly. Parent Involvement contacted parents to chaperone at dances and other council events. The Leadership Conference was held in early December at Camp Reynoldswood. A three part module was present by the officers along with video tapes by Mark Sharenbraugh from Jos- tens. Members of the council selected by the officers to partici- pate in activities were given an above and beyond” solid gold plastic star. Members tried to incorporate the knowledge gained from the conference to plan the rest of the council’s activities. Nannettee Trotter and Dayle Bridgeman did a great job planning this year's Leadership Conference. Council members worked vary hard selling programs at football games and operating the concession stand at basketball games. StuCo members had fun planning this years activities, but none of this could have been possible without the help of our advisor Mr. Otto Dick. Community Service, left to right: Kathy Johnson. Barb Chidley. Jody Heacock. Missy Matsko. Jenny Drexel. Public Relations, left to right: Mike Leslie. Liz Anderson. Trisha Varga. Chris Harshman. Brian McGuire. Support School Activities, left to right: Dennis Lee. Aaron Mobarak. Tom Lawless. Karen Jensen. Fund Raising, left to right: Kim McIn- tyre. Liz Johnson. Chris Beede. Ronda Monteith. Jackie LeSage. School Spirit, left to right: Doug Col- lins. Bob Thompson. Jenny Heacock. Jim Ferolo. Carl Johnson. Publicity, left to right: Julie Dickinson. Mindy Keith. Elizabeth Kennedy. Grant Brickley. Larry Hill. Communications, left to right: Andrea Fox. Michelle Emery. Kim Rice. Sophy Hong. Dynamics of Club Operation, left to right: Kathi Boehle. Dawn Boehle. Nannettee Trotter. Sue Larkin. Sponsor Activities, left to right: Kathy Janoskey. Julie Williamson. Karey Keith. Caroline Hong. Kelly Ames. Missy Walcott. Brian Martin. Parent Involvement, left to right: Dayle Bridgeman. Wendy Zickuhr. John Dixon. Janet Cory. Lisa Little. STUCO FORMS COMMITTEES Fall Play Cast. Left to Right: John Dixon. Michelle Emery. Dave Peters. Jenny Drexell. Ken Masters. Reni Monteith. Jody Heacock. Dan Kirk. Cindy Whitcombe. Chris Fordham. Penny Sherwood. Brian Walk. Mike Magdich. Bob Dixon. Karen Jensen. Pat Frost. Paul Whitcombe. Bob Thompson. Mandy Hull. Norman Feczko. Missy Beede. Wayne Hoy. Brian McGuire. Dennis Lee. Hal Lennon. Hyun Joo Chyng, Larry Riffle. Rhonda Monteith. Bob Scott. Larry Hill. Janet Slain, and Melissa Wal- cott. 64 FEET TRAVEL ACROSS STAGE TO PRESENT THE WORST HIGH SCHOOL PLAY IN THE WORLD All was not well in the land of Saxonia.” But all was great when the students of DHS, under the direction of DeVoe Manning, presented The Worst High School Play in the World. The cast included: Paul Whitcombe as Ivanha. John Dixon as Friar Rico, Michelle Emery as Belinda. Janet Slain as Nina, Melissa Walcott as Corsicana, Bob Thompson as Viscera, Norman Feczko as Medulla, Pat Frost as Shecky, Missy Beede as Astrid, Hal Lennen as Friar Fred, Mandy Hull as Lady Lenore, Karen Jensen as Gwen, Reni Monteith as Mama, David Peters as Chester, Jody Heacock as Trudy, Wayne Hoy as Director. Bob Dixon as Soundperson and Felippe, Mike Magdich as Rashad, Tom Wilson as Lightperson� the Ladies of the Court were Hyun Joo Chung, Jenny Drexell. Chris Fordham, Jody Heacock, Reni Monteith, Rhonda Montheith, Penny Sherwood, Cindy Whitcombe� the Knights were Dan Kirk, Ken Masters, Brian McGuire, Dave Peters, Larry Riffle and Brian Walk� the Heralds were Larry Hill and Dennis Lee� Sean Rock was the Drummer. The story began as Belinda asked Friar Rico to tell her the story of Ivanaha, the worst story in the world. King Isador of Saxonia had gone to war and left in control his self-serving, smarmy brother, Viscera. He also left behind his wife, Nina, his daughter, Corsicana and his baby son. Ivanha. Viscera and the two vermin in his employ, Medulla and Shecky, planned to kidnap Ivanha so Viscera could be King. Nina, having learned of the plot against Ivanha. foiled the plan with the aid of Corsicana, carrying everything, including the royal throne, and fleeing into the dark forest. Realizing they would be caught. Nina and Corsicana left Ivanha in the forest and left with him his throne which they tied to his neck. Ivanha was raised by squirrels and lived fourteen years in the forest� until he found out he was not a squirrel. He left his home. Mama and Chester, to face the world of man. Cold and tired. Ivanha rested in the forest where he was found by Friar Fred. Founder of Dabney Abby. Fred took Ivanha back to the abbey to educate him in the ways of man and removed the throne from around his neck. Ivanha's Ivanha (Paul Whitcombe) on his horse. HiHo Sil- ver.” studies progressed into his senior year when he net Lady Lenore of the House of Usher. She stole his heart, but she was betrothed to Viscera. The only way Ivanha could free Lady Lenore was to accept the Challenge of the Druid Prom Queen, so he did. As the challenge began, Ivanha requested a dance with Viscera. Viscera stated that he never danced with a man who wore a bucket on his head� Ivanha removed his bucket and shocked Vis- cera — Ivanha had returned. The dance proceeded with the two dealing blows to one another as the dance built up intensity. Then, Viscera's men, Shecky and Medulla, appeared and battered Ivanha to the floor. With the help of Mama and Chester, Ivanha recovered and faced Viscera once again. Shecky and Medulla’s plot against Ivanha was foiled by the squirrels, and it was Ivanha against Viscera at last. Near defeat. Viscera drew a paint brush which was wrenched from his hand by the squirrels. Viscera was defeated. The story ended as Friar Fred crowned Ivanha King of Saxonia and Ivanha called Lady Lenore to be his wife. They made their way to the church� Friar Fred had a marriage to perform. Once again DeVoe Manning with a fabulous cast, brought rounds of laughter into the DHS auditorium. The Worst High School Play in the World” was far from the worst. i Jc Pic. I: Belinda (Michelle Emery) and Friar Rico (John Dixon) All was not well in the land of Saxonia. Pic. 2: I would never give you $23.50 a month. L-R Shecky (Pat Frost). Nina (Janet Slain). Viscera (Bob Thompson). Corsicana (Melissa Walcott), and Medulla (Norman Feczko). Pic. 3. Shecky (Pat Frost). What is the difference between an elephant and a Druid Grandmother? 5 pounds. Pic. 4« Everyone has a face. Nina (Janet Slain). Corsicana (Me- lissa Walcott), and Viscera (Bob Thompson). Pic. 5: My knight drives an 18 wheeler. Corsicana (Missy Walcott). Pic. 6: Ivanha (Paul Whitcombe) I can Fly. Friar Fred (Hal Lennon) looks on. Pic. 7: Medulla (Norman Feczko) gives Viscera (Bob Thompson) the secret code. Buzz. Buzz. Buzzbuzz. Buzz. Pic. 8: Ivanha (Paul Whitcombe) asks Lady Lenore (Mandy Hull) for her hand in marriage. Work Study A Jump On The Future Work Study I. Row I. left to right: Ken Berogan. Tom Humphrey. Brian Toms. Kim Richards. Linda Oberle. and Sue Spear. Row 2. Mark Hose. Lori Naylor. Wonda Miller. Audrey Marsh, and Tim Smith. Row 3: Shane Dixon. Monty Smith. Mike Cruse. Jim Jones. Pam Yockum. and Darcy Richter. Row 4: Shelby Meyer. Dean Blackburn. Lee Eastman. Mr. Tieken. Kenneth Weimer. Don Sofolo. Ron Ruff ini. Mike Taylor, and Keith Stranberg. Work study students have a class on plan- ning and then work in the community as part of their class assignment. Above: Sid Aurand. ''Working hard?” Above right: Linda Oberle feeds checks into the microfilmer at Dixon National Bank. Work Study II. Row I. left to right: Sandy Shank. Becky Moore. Mike Godman. Joe Loomis. Row 2-. Tami Spratt. Lesli Latta. Dennis Horton, and Angie Aldridge. Row 3: Jody Thomas. Tammy Ortgieson. Sandy Chaffin. Jane Doering. Michelle Scheffler. and Ken Ruggles. Row 4: Dan Conley. Curt Biester. Greg Carter, and Sid Aurand. Row 5: Bill Metzen. Wayne Wilkenson. Mike Kresanek. Mark Kennay. Mr. Tie- ken. and Joe Dewey. Leo Club. Front Row: Left to right. Jennifer McCaffery. Ryan Mon- teith. Mike Keely. Barb Jacobs. Second Row: Nancy Zigler. Ronda Monteith. Jenny Drexel. Barb Chidley. Sue Larkin. Hyun Joo Chung. Third Row: Lori Craft. Colleen Fields. Caroline Hong. Jody Heacock. Reni Monteith. Jenny Heacock. Missy Matsko. Sophy Hong. Jill Gansmer. Julie Craft. Fourth Row: Nancy Vernier. Kim McIntyre. Karey Keith. Julie Williamson. Kara Longtin. Fifth Row: Kelly Ames. Lynn Gerdes. Nancy Cowley. LEO CLUB ACTIVE WITH FUNDRAISERS This year's Leo Club supported the blind and deaf with many fundraising activities. They raked leaves, shoveled snow and held a car wash. The group held a poster contest for the Seventh and Eighth Grade Attendance Center related to drug and alcohol abuse and also visited a blind center in Rockford. The officers for this year were Reni Monteith. President; Jenny Heacock. Vice-President; Caro- line Hong. Treasurer-. Missy Matsko and Jody Hea- cock. Secretaries and Mr. Kazmerski, Advisor. Top: Oh. how I’d love to run my fingers through thatl Bottom: Leo Club members pose for a perfect picture. Left: Aren't I Cute? he Dixonian Staff This year Dixonian has put together a miracle and presents Traveling Through the Year. We chose to have footprints walk through our book as one way of caring our theme through the book. This year Mrs. Geraldine French returned as staff advisor. Mrs. Leslie Knicl also helped advise the staff. Andrea Fox, our fearless editor, had to put up with many different problems, such as pages not completed to make dead- lines and not having enough pictures to cover the pages. But with the help of Kathi Boehle and the long hours which they contributed perser- verance finally paid off. Other staff members, spent time laying out pages, writing copy on classes and subjects, and making index cards. Those members included Shaun Swarts. Kelly Ames. Trisha Varga. Nancy Zigler. Deb Ferger. Kara Longtin. Nancy Cowley. Chris Hale. Kim McIn- tyre. Karen Brown. Shelly Mills and Brian McGuire. Chris Hale and Karen Brown also kept busy drawing artwork for the pages. With pages laid out and copy written the pages would not be complete without pictures. Yes. those wonderful candids of you that you wish were not in this book are in this book! Jody Dyche and Andy McBride provided photographs and Jennifer Hoffman assisted Jody in printing the pictures. Due to budget cuts a year ago this spring, funds for the yearbook were cut. Mrs. Carol Bennett and her Mass Media class had a paper drive to help pay for part of the cost of the yearbook. The Golden 'K”' Kiwanis raised the remainder of the funds needed to defray the cost of publishing the yearbook. This yearbook might not have been possible without the help of these people. Thank You! The 1984-1985 yearbook staff hopes you enjoy the book. We also hope that the book will be very memorable in years to come. Enjoy reading the book, we (the staff) had fun putting it together. Row I: Karen Brown. Deb Ferger. Andrea Fox. Row 2. Kathi Boehle. Kara Longtin. Kim McIntyre. Brian McGuire. Row 3: Kelly Ames. Nancy Zigler. Nancy Cowley. Chris Hale. Shaun Swarts. Row 4: Jennifer Hoffman. Jody Dyche. Shelly Mills. Trisha Varga. Row 5: Mrs. Gerry French and Mrs. Leslie Knicl. Pic I: When G. French talks. Nancy. Karla, and Andrea listen. (Chris and Trisha pretend to work). Pic 2-. Brian put a lot of thought into his work. Pic 3 The Boss Ladies. Pic 4: Chris and Kara. Working hard???? Pic 5: Trisha is really happy the faculty section is finished. Pic 6: Shaun checks some sports i� i � page copy. Performs Another Miracle! Pic I: Shaun receives instructions from Mrs. French. Pic 2. Kelly dreams about guys while Nancy Zigler works. Pic 3: Shelly and Trisha laugh at the pictures of themselves. Pic 4- Ass’t Editor. Kathi and Kara work hard to meet another deadline. Pic 5: Andrea and Kathi are busy proofing the proofs. Pic 6: Our leader -Mrs. French. Pic 7: Nancy Cowley. I’m bored, bored, bored Pic 8= Andy McBride prepares for another much needed picture. Pic 9: Karen Brown adds the finishing touches on the cover de- sign. DIXINI REVIVED This year’s Dixini was headed by Mrs. Susan Law- ton. Because it was an extra-curricular activity and was not a credited course, the group met approxi- mately three times a month in room 114 to put togeth- er the paper. The paper was published by Tri-County Press in Polo and was then distributed to the stu- dents by members of the staff. This year’s editor was Paul Whitcombe, famed for his column ’’Paul’s Epistle.” News reporter for page one were Greg Gates. Shaun Swarts and Janet Slain. Editorials were written by Mike Washburn and Jacki LeSage on page two. Contributions to the Features pages were made by Rachael German, Julie Craft, Barb Chidley. Reni Monteith, Jody Heacock, and Missy Matsko. Sports writers Brad Dixon, Mike Law- ton, and Karen Jensen filled the last pages of the Dixini. This courageous staff with the aid of Sue Lawton worked hard to put together a monthly newspaper dealing with the life at DHS. Dixini Staff. First row. left to right: Missy Matsko. Jody Heacock. Sue Groshans. Second row. Barb Chidley. Reni Monteith. Mike Lawton. Brad Dixon. Karen Jensen, and Karen Brown. Third row: Paul Whitcombe. Janet Slain. Shaun Swarts. Mike Washburn, and Julie Craft. Picture I: Mike Lawton and Brad Dixon practice their sign language. Pic- ture 1. Greg Gates and Shaun Swarts pondering thoughts, dreaming dreams. Picture 3: Julie Craft displays the fruits of her labor. Picture 4: Ka- ren Brown. Mike Wash- burn. Brad Dixon. Paul Whitcombe. and Rem Monteith attempting to read the fine print. Pic- rure 5: Brad Dixon. Barb Chidley and Mike Lawton working hard as usual. J u N ACHIEVEMENT O R This year Junior Achievement was divided into 2 semester groups. Each semester a com- pany name was selected and officers were elected. Wayne Hoy was elected President both semesters. The first semester company was very out-going and prosperous. The stu- dents selected a company name of BRIGHT HORIZONS and sold flash lights, earning their sales goal of $2000. This goal put them in first place in the sales category for the Quad Cities District. Students in first semes- ter that showed outstanding salesmanship ability were Jeff Cleden. Robert Scott, and Julia Pumper. All of the BRIGHT HORIZON employees selected to send all profits to the Cancer Fund. The second semester company started in the third week of January, but they were off to a great start. The company chose the name BEST EVER, and they hoped to live up to their name. Sales product chosen for second se- mester was birdfeeders. Pic. I: First semester J.A. members Row !■ Stacy Burke. Becky Bufford. Wendy McKinnon. Amy O’Rourke. Traci Co . Liz Vaile. Row 2 Mike Jensen. Julia Pumper. Lori Worrel. Jamie Bailey. Robbert Scott. Wayne Hoy. Row i. Brian Walk. Jeff Cledon. Jenny Commons. Scott Brooks. Julie Asbury. Jody Dyche. Pk. 2: Second semester J.A. Members Row I Becky Bufford. Wayne Hoy. Brian Walk. Amy O'Rourke. Liz Vaile. Row 2-. Lori Worrel. Jeff Cledon. Mike Hensen. Scott Brooks. Larry Thayer. Julie Asbury HALL MONITORS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER HALL MONITORS HALL MONITORS First Hour: Hyun Joo Chung pjrst Hour: Diane Austin Julie Mall Hyun Joo Chung Second Hour Kandie Wilhelm Karla Jaques Holly Hill Third Hour: Tricia Thayer Jim Jones Christy Mertz Fourth Hour Kyle Dixon Brenda Bennett Amy Densmore Paula Durband Fifth Hour-. Sarah Keller Andrea Fox Kelly McKnight Sixth Hour Chris Devoney Heather Allen Kelly Young Moniters collect the attendance and deliver messages each period. Pic. 3: Left to right. Jenny Drexel. Susan Larkin. Sarah Jones. Colleen Lahey. Chris Harshman. Pic. 4: left to right. Shelly McGraw. Chrisy Mertz. Brenda Bennett. Eric Lutyens. 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Ronald (9) 54. 73 Masters, Kenneth (12) 3. 24, 74. 104 Matsko. Melissa (10) 45. 102. 103. 107. IK) Matthews. Amy (9) 54 Mayfield. Dale (10) 45 McBride. Andrew (9) 54. 104 McCaffrey. Jennifer (12) 24. 31. 107 McCambridge. Janice (12) McCammon. Paul (12) 24 McCann. Dwayne (9) 54 McConnell. William (10) 45 McDonnough. Chris (II) 37 McDowell. Mike (II) 37 McGlown. Faye (II) McGraw. Michelle (12) 24. 31. 100. Ill McGuire. Brian (10) 45. 100. 103. 104. 108. 109 McIntyre. Kimberly (10) 45. 102. 103. 107. 108. 109 McIntyre, Shannon (10) 45 McKenzie. Deborah (10) 45 McKinnon. Wendi(9) 54. Ill McKnight. Ffarry (12) 24. 31 McKnight. James (10) 45 McKnight. Kelly (10) 45. 100 Meade. Mary (II) 37 Mehrens. Jerry (10) 45 Meinke. Brett (12) 24. 31 Melendrez, Bryan (12) 24 Melendrez. Ronnie (II) 33. 37 Melvin. Matt (II) 37, 84 Mertz. Christy (10) 45. Ill Metka. Stacey (12) 24 Metzen. William (II) 37. 99. 106 Meyer. Shelby (II) 37 Milby. Dennis. (9) 54 Milby. Melissa (II) 37 Miller. Cynthia (12) 24. 31. 78. 94 Miller. Darin (12) 24. 31 Miller, Marti (12) 24. 31 Miller. Valeria (II) 37 Miller. Wanda (II) 37. 99. 106 Mills. Michelle (10) 45. 100. 108. 109 Mills. Valorie (12) Mitchell. Cheri (II) 37 Mobarak. Aaron (10) 45. 80, 102. 103 Mobarak. George (II) Moeller. Mark (10) 45 Monnier. Sally (12) 24. 3. 31. 77 Monson. John (II) 37 Monteith. Reni (12) 24. 77. 99. KX). 104. K 7. 110 Monteith. Ronda (10) 45. 76. 98. 100. 102. 103. 104. 107 Monteith. Ryan (9) 54. 107 Moore. Becky (II) 37. 99. 106 Moore. Matthew (9) 54 Moore. Sarah (12) 24. 31 Moore, Timothy (12) 25. 31 Morgan. Richard (9) 54 Morgan. Tracy (9) 54 Morris. April (10) Morris. Teresa (II) Morrison. Kenneth (9) 54 Moser. Katie (9) 54 Moser. William (10) 45 Muhleback. Paul (9) 54 Mull. Mark (12) Mull. William (II) 37 Mulligan. Patrick (II) 37 Mumford. Melissa (12) 25. 31. 78 Murdock. Greg (12) Murphy. Jeff (II) 73. 37 Nagy. Andrea (10) 45. 76. 102 Naylor. Lori (12) 25. 31. 99. 106 Near. Terry (12) Nelson. Kimberley (9) 54. 100 Nelson. Mike (9) 54 Nelson. Shane (12) 25. 31 Nelson. Treasa (II) 32. 37 Nesbit. Judith (12) 25. 31 Newman, Gerald (II) 37 Newman. Leeanne (10) 45 Nichols. Maryann (10) 46 Nicklaus. David (12) Nicklaus. Sonja (II) 37 Obanion. Mark (II) 37 Oberle. Linda (12) 25. 31. 99. 106 Oberschelp. Kellie (II) Obrien. James (II) Obrein. Jeffrey (10) 46 Odenthal. Debra (12) 25. 100 Odenthal. Justine (10) 46. 87 Ogan. Susan (II) 37 Olson. Robert (9) 54 Omalley. William (12) 25. 31 Ororke. Amy (9) 54. Ill Ortgiesen. Shawn (10) 46. 75. 86 Ortgiesen. Tammy (12) 25. 99. 106 Ostergrant. Andrew (12) 25. 31 Oudyn. Kimberly (9) 54 Parke. Monica (II) 37 Partington. Mike (10) 46 Patten. Roxane (9) 54 Patterson. Shannon (II) 37 Paulsen. Michelle (10) 46 Pauser. Patrick (II) 37. 74. 84 Payne. Steve (II) 37 Pererson. Kristi (12) Peters. Blaine (9) 54 Peters. Stonie (12) 25. 104 Peterson. Kristi (12) 25. 31. 100 Peterson. Steven (9) 54 Peterson. Stevenson (9) Pettenger. Greg (12) 25. 31 Pettenger. Julianne (II) 37. 78 Pettenger. Nicole (9) 54. 91 Phachantry. Anousone (13) Phalen, Tim (10) 46 Phengkeokaiso. Phayanh (9) 54. 73. 86 Pickering. Susan (II) 37 Piller. Scott (12) 25. 26. 31. 74 Plock. Rick (II) 37 Ploessl. Angie (II) 37 Ploessl. Karen (10) 46. 76. 90 Plumb. Kimberly (9) 54. 91 Portner. Kelly (10) 46 Powers. Kenneth (II) Pratt. Chris (9) 54 Price. Brian (10) Price. John (II) 37 Prozoris. Lynn (10) 46 Puckett. Tom (II) Pumper. Julia (10) 46. 100. Ill Pyse. Tedi (12) Ouaco. Timothy (14) 38 Quest. Catherine (12) 26. 31 Quest. Mary (II) 38 Quick. Becky (9) 54 Quick. George (II) 38. 74 Rademachir. Keith (10) Ranken. Melissa (II) 32. 38 Ranken. Tracy (II) 38 Reavy. Kelly (II) 26 Reed. Danny (10) 46 Reed. Matthew (10) 46 Reed. Michael (II) 38. 84 Reinhold. Gary (9) 54 Rex. Carrie (9) 54 Reyes. Shannon (10) 46 Reynolds. Sharon (9) 54 Rhodes. Vanessa (10) 46 Ribordy. Joan (12) 26. 31 Rice. Kim (II) 38. 77. 103 Richard. Kimberly (12) 26. 99. 106 Richter. Darcy (12) 26. 99. 106 Rico. Audrey (9) 54. 91 Riffle. Larry (12) 26. 31. 99. 104 Riffle. Lisa (9) 54 Riggen. Kimberly (13) 38 Riggen, Sammy (9) 54 Risley. Joe (12) Risley. Mike (10) 46 Roach. Elena (10) 46 Rock. Sean (10) 46. 100 Rodriguez. Flenry (10) 46 Rodriguez. James (9) 54. 75. 86 Rodriguez. Lori (10) 46 Rodriquez. Barbara (9) Rogachuk. Theodore (9) 54. 75 Rogers. James (II) 38 Rogers. Jimmie (10) 46 Rogers. Ron (II) 38. 74 Rogers. Tressa (9) 54 Roling. Allen (K)) 46. 82 Ross. Kimberly (10) 46 Roth. Philip (9) 54. 86 Rucker. Shelly (9) 54 Ruckman. David (10) 46 Ruffini. Ron (12) 26. 99. 106 Ruggles. Kenneth (II) 32. 38. 99. 106 Rugh. Jeff (II) 38 Rumph. Matthew (12) Russell. Deanne (12) 26. 31. 78. 88. 89 Russell. Helen (12) 26 Russell. Patty (II) 38 Rutherford. Marcie (II) 38 Rutt. Kurt (9) 54 Rutt. Zara (12) 26. 31 Ryan. Edward (9) 54 Salembier. Andrew (9) 54. 73 Salick, Rubina (13) 54 Sanded. Sheila (II) 35. 38 Sanded. Shelia (II) Sanders. Ginger (II) 38 Sanders. Ralph (10) 46 Santos. Ron (9) 54. 75. 91 Sarber. Karen (9) Sarver. William (12) 26. 31 Sawyer, Julie (10) 46. 79 Scarantino. Alicia (9) 54 Schaab. Benjamin (10) 46. 75 Schaab. Jason (9) 54. 86 Schaeffer. Michael (14) 38 Schappert. Brenda (9) 54 Schappert. Patricia (II) 38 Shcappert. Patrick (12) 26. 31. 92 Scheffler. Michelle (12) 27. 31. 99 Schick. Dawn (II) 33. 37. 38. 76. 77 Schick. Rodd (10) 46. 75 Schilling. Richard (II) 38. 84 Schmall. Roxanne (12) 27. 31 Schmall. Tracy (II) 38 Schmidt. Chad (10) 46. 75 Schmiedebush. Brenda (10) 46. 100 Schmitz-Moorman. Maren (12) 38. 88. 89. 98 Schnake. Brett (12) Schnake. Jodi (10) Schoaf. Ramona (9) 54. 87 Schrader. Gary (10) 46 Schurig. Todd (10) 46. 100 Scott. Robert (10) 46. 104. Ill Scott. Tammy (9) 54. 95 Segura. Stephanie (II) 38. 77 Seible. Hans (II) Semetis. Veronica (9) 54. 91 Senn. Mark (II) 37 Seto. Siu (10) 46 Seto. Siu Ling (12) 27. 83 Shank. Keith (9) 54 Shank. Sandra (12) 27. 31. 99. 106 Shaw. Cletus (II) Shaw. Kristie (9) 54 Sheets. David (12) 27. 31. ICO Sheets. Mark (II) 37 Shehorn. Kimberly (II) 33. 37. 77 Sheppherd. Lewis (II) 38. 39 Sheridan. Shelly (II) 33. 38. 72. 77 Sherman. Warren (10) 46. 80 Sherman. Wesley (10) 46. 80 Sherwood. Gwen (10) 46. 83. 96. 102 Sherwood. Penelope (II) 32. 38. 78. 104 Shippert. Aaron (9) 54. 98 Shippert. Dana (II) 38. 90. 91 Shippert. Eric (9) 54 Shippert. Ronda (II) 38 Sholders. Jodi (10) 46. 76. 90. 100 Sholders. Michael (II) 32. 38. 80 Sibigtroth. Walter (10) 46 Sigwards. James (12) 27. 74 Simmons. Donald (12) Simmons. Rodney (II) 38 Simon. Mark (II) 38. 80 Simon. Matt (9) 54 Sivits. Babette (9) 54. 79. 91 Slagle. Scott (10) 46. 75 Slain. Janet (12) 27. 31. K 2. 104. 105. 110 Slocum. Michelle (9) 54 Slothower. Doughas (II) 38 Smith, Brian (9) 54 Smith. Eric (9) 54 Smith. Gregory (12) 27. 31. 100 Smith. Leeanne (10) 54 Smith. Lyle (9) 54 Smith. Marc (9) 54 Smith. Margaret (II) 38 Smith. Mark (II) 38 Smith. 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