| abstract | - Mark Dixon was a student at Hill Valley High School in 1955. He had red hair and was considered by some as a bully, although not on the scale of Biff Tannen. Dixon considered himself to be the "class clown", and one of his practical jokes was in putting a "Kick me" sign on George McFly and knocking George's books to the ground. Marty McFly observed the incident on his first day at Hill Valley High School in 1955. During the Enchantment Under the Sea dance, Dixon, possibly drunk from the punch Biff and his gang spiked, cut in during George McFly's slow dance with Lorraine Baines, and began to "dance" with her. Marty was powerless to do anything as George walked away, and barely able to whisper his father's name while Dixon threatened the future. George, who had knocked Biff out cold a few minutes earlier, realized that Dixon would no longer be a problem for him. George returned, and pushed Dixon to the floor. Taking Lorraine in his arms, George delivered the kiss that would seal his destiny and hers, as well as the existence of their future son, Marty McFly. In 1973, in the alternate timeline where an elderly Biff Tannen traveled to 1955 to give himself a Grays Sports Almanac, Mark Dixon, George McFly, Goldie Wilson, Stanford S. Strickland, the editor of the Hill Valley Telegraph, and three other individuals turned the Hill Valley Civic Committee into a secret committee with the sole purpose of stopping BiffCo.
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