Dixon High School - Dixonian Yearbook (Dixon, IL)

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GIRLS’ GOLF Every once in awhile there is a team or an athlete that stands outf to be remembered when all others are forgotten. This year I was fortunate enough to see a rising star, Sue Larkin, surface on the golf course. I look forward to watching how far the team will go next year. ” The girls' golf team finished their dual meet season with a record of 5-3. Though the team was small, the girls managed to record a successful season. The team consisted of seniors Midje Magdich, Stacie Wolford; junior Sue Larkin; Sophomore Amy Noble and freshman Jodi Peterson. The girl golfers placed second in the Dixon Invitational while Sue Larkin was medalist with a 43. The team finished second in regional action, which was good enough to advance them to sectionals. Sue Larkin captured the medalist title at Regionals. In Sectionals the girls' team finished 8th out of 9 teams. Sue Larkin advanced from sec- tionals to state by firing a round of 89. As a whole they had a great season. Coach Pat Lessner. Amy Noble. Midje Magdich. Stacie Wolford. Sue Larkin. 1. Sue Larking shows her putting form at the Dixon In- vitational. 2. Jodi Peterson practices her chipping. 3. Midje Magdich perfects her swing. 4. Stacie Wolford looks at her position. 14

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SPORTS Whether it Wjr± d pu l in touchdown scored, Dixon ha already been important to the preceding ones. Us our sporting $ after a hard with people, But more remember i oments that tore the teams up. ma should have tyeen won but wasn’t. A frustration a tejjs ieMet he sees the boy1 frying to squelch a tear t irrevocable igfHjake. There were ir room as they pre JO a J|ac fa t;er j je cheertnb moments whe Sbrle volley, or a lentffQUhletics have Hwferent from was exemplified in lach other Mu]aum wo t mill; MU gossip in the returning t rt if the effot ‘ themselves, back and ergoyjt epacked hem. 'USd rtChnessWb the year. I be it rras a dose game that er locker in anger and fabody else isej enl pom pc nnre practii ave frien e made a IIs would icall kids ondering much of ■ e able to go ts worked so hard to obtain a vit 13

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BOY’S GOLF 1. Aaron Mobarak hits out of the Dixon sand trap. 2. Curt Hargrave vies for the top spot at the E-Rab In- vitational. 3. Tom Lawless shows his form at Oregon. 7 witnessed a considerable tur- nout for boys’ golf this year. I looked on as a number of boys braved the elements in the never- ending conquest of a hole in one. Whether it was swing or stroke, they worked hard to obtain perfection. The 1986 Boy's golf team had an im- pressive season this year. They finished with a winning record 9-3. The team was led by senior Brad Jepson, sophomore Rob LeSage, and freshman Curt Hargrave. The rest of the varsity golfers were seniors Tom Lawless, Wes Sherman, and Warren Sherman. The Varsity golfers began their season by capturing first place at the Dixon Invitational. Rob Lesage led the team and was medalist with a 74. In NCIC the boys placed eighth, and later missed advancing to Sectionals by only 2 strokes. Dixon 176 Rochelle 179 Dixon 176 Mount Morris 182 Dixon 155 Kewanee 167 Dixon 188 RockFalls 188 Dixon 166 Princeton 164 Dixon 166 LaSalle-Peru 168 Dixon 161 Oregon 161 Dixon 161 RockFalls 199 The JV team consisted of seniors Rob Speilman, Aaron Mobarak; sophomores Ryan Eaton, Drew Schilling; and freshmen Dan Kish, Bill Royster, Greg Huffman, Ryan Pettenger, and Rex Paisley. JV finished their season 8-3. Front: Coach Pat Lessner, Rob Lesage. Ryan Eaton. Rex Paisley, Warren Sherman. Bill Royster, Wes Sherman. Dan Kish. Back: Curt Hargrave. Drew Schilling, Brad Jepson. Tom Lawless. Rob Spielman, Ryan Pettenger. Greg Huffman.