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In this Sept. 3, 2016 photo Diane Stiens holds a copy of the Dixon Evening Telegraph removed from a time capsule the Dixon High School Class of 1976 left at the school in the year they graduated, to be opened at their 40th class reunion. It was opened at the reunion at the Post House Ballroom in Dixon, Ill. The time capsule had been missing for 20 years. Originally placed in a wall of the high school but it was finally located at the Northwest Territory Historic Center in Dixon. (Philip Marruffo/The Telegraph via AP)

In this Sept. 3, 2016 photo Diane Stiens holds a copy of the Dixon Evening Telegraph removed from a time capsule the Dixon High School Class of 1976 left at the school in the year they graduated, to be opened at their 40th class reunion. It was opened at the reunion at the Post House Ballroom in Dixon, Ill. The time capsule had been missing for 20 years. Originally placed in a wall of the high school but it was finally located at the Northwest Territory Historic Center in Dixon. (Philip Marruffo/The Telegraph via AP)

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