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ihxim Dixini had two editors this year and two sponsors as it began publication for the 1987-88 year. Christine Harshman and Jennifer Wermers served as co-editors and Nancy Clarckson and Otto Dick began their second year as co-sponsors for the Dixini. The Dixini tried to capture the moods and happenings of the school year. The news section was under editor, Mike Keeley's control with Julie Kennedy and Mark Berrettini as reporters. Traci Brimm edited the double page of each issue. Features directed by Trisha Thomp- son, was staffed by Eric Brunick and Kor- rine McClain. Rob Lesage served as sports editor and had Elizabeth Anderson, Spen- cer Curnutte, and Brett Keith as sports assistants. Photographers Jennifer Green, Jerry Pauser, and Bob Spratt captured the moments on film. Keith Bollman and Matt Sandschafer paid the bills and got ads as business managers. Dixini met on Thursday evenings of eve- ry week. The Dixini began to use com- puters to lay out the paper as it advanced in layout. The paper was printed at Tri- County press in Polo. Julie Kennedy and Mark Berrettini look for di- rections. THE DIXINI STAFF: Row 1: Korrine McClain, Traci Brimm, Christine Harshman, Trisha Thompsc Jennifer Wermers, Julie Kennedy, Eric Brunick. Row 2: Spencer Curnutte, Rob Lesage, Brett Keith, Mi Keeley, Elizabeth Anderson, Mark Berrettini, Jennifer Green. Editors Christine Harshman and Jennifer Wermers Mr. Dick and Miss Clarkson ponder the work, from the helm of the Dixini edit the great work.
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FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES: Row 1: Amy Zbiden, Laura Taylor, Kristi Baugaus, Beth Willey. Row 2: Jodi Peterson, Jennifer Weiser, Penny Walls. Row 3: Ryan Reed, Julie Kennedy, Tammy Zimmerman. Row 4: Matt Sand- shafer, Christina Flanagan, Erika Reuter, Jenny Berwanger. JUNIORS AND SENIORS: Row 1: Bob Spratt, Becky Dietrick, Kim Nusbaum, Mark Rudolphi. Row 2: Jraci Brimm, Tiffany Hackbarth, Cari Chidley, Amy Lynch. Row 3: Elizabeth Anderson, Amy Tofte, Christine Harshman, Jennifer Green. Row 4: Sophy Hong, Barb Jacobs, Kris Bunt, Mark Gusse. Pete Burrs, Santa Claus (Mr. Nightlinger) and Barb Jacobs enjoy the Christmas Dance. Ryan Reed can't believe Amy Matsko and LeAnne Billings at the Big Brother Big Sister Picnic.
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ACADEMIC BOWL Pat Kirk, Eric Brunick, Mike Keeley, Christine Harshman, Matt Sandshafer, and Lucas Como. This year's Academic Bowl team competed against many teams including those on WSDR and at the NCIC tournament in Dixon. The team consisted of Seniors Lucas Como, Chris Harshman and Mike Keeley, and Juniors Jeff Heckman and Pat Kirk. This year underclass- men could try out for Academic Bowl. Eric Brunick and Matt Sandshafer, both Sophomores, made the team and proved to be valuable additions. The team practiced Mondays and Tues- days before school using buzz- ers and computers. The spon- sors, Mr. Willard and Mrs. Weaver have been coaching Academic Bowl together for two years. All in all the team was very successful. The Leo Club has helped many people around the com- munity this year. They helped judge the costumes at the Hal- loween Parade at Haymarket Square. The members were full of enthusiasm, and always eager to help. At the meetings, held once a month, new activities were planned. Drug and alcohol awareness poster contests and helping the Muscular Dystrophy drive were just some of their activities. The Leo Club has been a great asset to DHS. LEO CLUB MEMBERS: Clockwise: Brian Donlan, Malt Sandshafer, Fred Ryan Reed helps to judge at the Halloween Zbinden, Pat Donlan, Ryan Monteith, Scott Keeley, Ryan Reed, Parade. Mike Keeley pictured with Mr. Rodgers. m DD
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