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300 Lincoln Statue Drive
Dixon, IL 61021
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620 Division Street
Dixon, IL 61021
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800 Fourth Avenue
Dixon, IL 61021
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501 Lincoln Avenue
Dixon, IL 61021
(815) 284-7726
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703 East Morgan Street
Dixon, IL 61021
(815) 284-7727
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Dixon, IL 61021
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Senior Night Print
Written by Chantelle Chamberlain   
Monday, 16 November 2009 13:56

October 16th Senior Night: And the band played on

 A dozen marching seniors took the field for the last time on Friday, Oct. 16 for a fantastically unforgettable band senior night.
  The seniors' gold capes fluttered in the wind as they played the Dixon Fight song and Loyalty before the football game for the last time. After exiting the field they broke formation to watch the first half of the game. Cold and excited, they chattered and shifted among one another while anxiously awaiting their last halftime show. Senior clarinetist Rose Scott remembers, "I was freezing my [butt] off."
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Bats in the Belfry Print
Written by Scott Slain   
Monday, 16 November 2009 13:54

Bats in the Belfry Production Truly Batty

 In the Halloween spirit, the DHS drama club is performing "Bats in the Belfry" on Nov. 6, 7 and 8. This Halloween farce centers around four elderly ladies who live in a music instruction school. It turns out, however, that these ladies are witches and there is a warlock living in the school with them and to top it off their niece decides to drop in for a surprise visit.
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Sport of Cheerleading Print
Written by Channing Stoudt   
Monday, 16 November 2009 13:52
The sport of cheerleading may look easy to some, dancing and yelling cheers, but there is so much more to cheerleading than just that.
  First of all, there are requirements to be met. At tryouts, participants are judged on their voice, energy, sharpness of movements, dancing, and jumps. Teacher recommendations are also taken into consideration. Also, cheerleaders need to keep up their grades, like all other school-sponsored sports. Cheerleaders need to be loud, have rhythm, and to just be a happy person.
  "Cheerleaders need to have school spirit and to be proud to be from Dixon," said Allison Fox, head cheerleading coach and a former cheerleader.
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Cross Country Struggles Print
Written by Elizabeth Hilliard   
Monday, 16 November 2009 13:48
With both teams plagued with injury, the Dixon High School cross country program is finishing up the championship part of the season.
  "[The boys] have been improving every week," said head boys and girls coach, Mark Nelson. "They're a pretty inexperienced group, but they worked pretty hard to get where they are."
  "I think that people thought we lost too many people to make a difference this year, but we proved them wrong," said Ross "Bob" Kavanagh. "We came closer as a team, faster runners, and we came closer to God in the process."
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Senior Girls' Final Season Print
Written by Shaylin Hernandez   
Monday, 16 November 2009 13:32


After a great season, Thea Baldwin, Spenser Smith, and Holly Faivre all had memories to share about their time playing tennis. The girls reminisce about their final season and how great it really was.

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