Dixon High School - Dixonian Yearbook (Dixon, IL)

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Chris Apple receives a track award for his cross-country accom- plishments. Some se- nior girls catch up on some news during B lunch. Beth Miller and Kathy Schrock prepare to perform for a Munic- ipal Band Concert. Aaron Nelson, Peter Wohrley, and Brian Smith re-enact the signing of the U.S. Constitution during Homecoming halftime. We show our patriot- ism.

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THE GAME OE EIFE AT DIXON HIGH SCHOOL Jenny Delhotel, Shane Farster, and friends dance the night away. Ball carrier Rodney Stinson at- tempts to break the defensive line of the Streator Bulldogs. The Pom-pon squad with some help from the football team wiped the cheerleaders away in the tug-of- war during the pep assembly.

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 Let the Games Begin. The students of Dixon High were com- pelled to heed this advice. After classes, the real games began. Students cleared out, re- doubled their energy, and began to take an active part in the life of Dixon High School. Stu Co met on Wednesday to organize a dance. The Leo club aided the community. The Flyers tried to win the game against drugs! The Academic Bowl beeped in making Jeopardy seem slow. The Dixini staff added extra points with the news- paper. Dixonian played Beat the Clock to capture all the best moments. Name that Tune was the name of the game for band and chorus. The games will never end, but this year we made them special. The 1987-1988 Student council shows the heights we climb in their float for the Petunia Festival Mark Rudolphi. Can Chidley. and Chris Harshman throw candy to the crowd.