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Newspaper
Dixon Telegraph
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1989
Page
7
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More than 1,200 graduates are expected to participate in two ceremonies at Western Hall on Saturday May 6 with 10 am for the College of Applied Sciences and College of Arts and Sciences and 2 30 pm for the remaining colleges. Notable graduates from Dixon include Deron Benson Brian Bushman Jennifer Heacock Keely Hoyle Andrea Mills Deborah Pfister John Schrock Todd Struhs and Krista Yount. From Amboy are Gary Weidman and Michael Gracy.
Franklin Grove couple Mr and Mrs Smith celebrate 25 years with an open house from 3 to 6 p.m. Saturday May 20 at 1313 State Route 38. Children Ronnie, Monty, Lee Anne, Kirk and Georgia Brockwell host. Mae Smith and Collette Montross wed May 16 1964 at Dixon First United Methodist Church with Rev Harold R. Dude officiating. Don and Martha Heckman attended. All friends and relatives invited.
Suzanne Patrice Peters tops the Franklin Grove class with the highest grade point average through 11 semesters and will attend the University of Iowa after earning several honors. Lisi Ann Fore, second in GPA after seven semesters, will study Family Relations and Human Ecology at the University of Illinois. Both girls were active in Student Council, sports, and extracurriculars.
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Walnut High School will stage The Wizard of Oz at 7 30 p m Friday and Saturday May 19 20 in the school auditorium Jodi Woodley stars as Dorothy with Nathan Anthony Nath an DeMay Chris Tornow as Dorothy s friends the Scarecrow Tinman and Cowardly Lion Tickets at the door one hour before curtain price 5 adults 3 seniors students no passes honored Directed by Robert Wilson with score directed by John Bolz.
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