Dekalb High School - Kalibre Yearbook (Dekalb, IL)

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fLlDdyfltD T-H3 As we approach the DeKalb Townshxp H1gh School, ln wh1ch we plan to spend a day, we see what we would call hordes of students commg from all d1rect1ons Cars dr1ve up and the young people flle out All seem enthuslastlc ally talk1ng about somethmg It seems qu1te 1nterest1ng Let us go 1n We hnd ourselves 1n the m1dst of a throng of students Presently a bell I'1l1gS, lettmg the students know that If IS 8 30 and the halls are to be cleared Everyone has gone to h1s partlcular home room, where announcements are made, and the days aCtlV1t1CS beg1n After a half hour of home room, the hrst hour classes beg1n Class per1ods last forty five m1nutes, and the students go from class to class Wl'11Cll make up the1r daxly routlne The tour on wh1ch we take you, shows our school IU HCU011 w1th one class of each teacher be1ng photographed The 1dea of t1me IS shown w1th no strlct regard glven to spec1f1c hours of the classes The curr1culum at D T H S COHIEIIIIS a var1ed group of subjects, from whxch one IS able to select some courses wh1ch attract h1m more than others As we VISII the part1cular classrooms we are shown the var1ety of work 3CCOITlpl1SllCCl The able 1nstructors who conduct the classes are w1ll1ng to g1ve more than then' quota of t1me for the beneht of the class members Another bell rlngs Twelve oclock already' A hungry mob of voung mg the1r stud1es at 1 15 Many students, espec1ally those who have come from out of town or the country, stay at school for lunch, eatmg 111 the D T H S cafetena, where meals are served by the home economxcs g1rls After the noon hour w1th only t1me to greet several of your classmates the school dut1es cont1nue untll 3 30 Many d1fferent types of classes mterest us 111 the afternoon sess1on At 3 30, school may be over for som , but for many, work has only begun All or most of the extra c11rr1culum act1v1t1es take place at th1s t1me A large number of boys have basketball pract1ce, wh1le both boys and glrls are occupled wlth the Il16Cf1IlgS of the varlous organ1zat1ons We see by the bulletm board that s veral of the clubs 111 school are holdmg meet1ngs and we see people d3Sl1111g from one to another The Barb 15 also bemg pubhshed th1s week, and as me see someone hustle by w1th notebook and penc1l 1n hand, we surm1se that he 1S look1ng for a scoop for the paper The extra curr1culum GCIIVIIIBS are var1ed 1n character From the g1rls' gvm we hear sounds of exc1tement, reveal1ng the fact that a volley ball or basket ball game IS 1n SCSSIOI1 Other types of act1v1t1es such as play pract1ces and organ1zat1on meet1ngs also attract us f ff 7, ' , . . . . ' 7 people push their way out of the building and rush home to eat before resum- 7 T7 . . , . . ,, ,,

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