Dekalb High School - Kalibre Yearbook (Dekalb, IL)

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Nlr l' O Hoppe 1ST ROW Charlotte Corey Gilbert acobson Lawrence Anderson 7ND ROXV ewel Bartos Mildred Cotton Ernest ohnson Fvelyn hllller Edith Willey 3RD ROW Alfred Blight Janaan Donahoe Donald Llndstrom Violet Nlcollnl Flame Willey 4TH ROW! lola Bogle Betty Fahlln Sam Lovell Ether Alm read Earl ll 1lllams STH ROXV Miriam Brown Marv Fitzgerald Lauri Luhtala Alfred Schouvs Charlotte XVlSfEd 6TH ROXV Wlllma Cochran Harold Wfalgren ohn lVlcCorm1ck Margaret Thuestad ames McDaniel Let us now talce a glxmpse of Mr Hoppes geometry class Upon our 1nqu1ry we are told that the students follow the text New Plane Geometry by Hawkes Luby Tanton Mr Hoppe tells us a few mterestmg th1ngs about the study of geometry of whlch we had no ltnowledge prev1ous to thls time He states that geometry IS of practlcal lmportance 1n men suratlon, 1n elementary physlcal scxence, and ln tr1gonometry We also learn that geometry furnlshes material which, properly studled, teaches the student better than log1c 1tself to th1nlc clearly and accurately As Mr Hoppe seems 1n rather a rush to conclude our dlscusslon in order to explam a theorem to a puzzled student before the bell rmgs, we Obllglngly leave and permlt him to have t1me to attend to hls seemmgly pleasant task During the morn1ng sesslon we hear strains of muslc commg from the audxtorlum and know lmmedlately that lf IS our D T H S Band, directed by Mr Ed Chenette Our hlgh school has always had a good band and they have done fine work both at home and out of town at varxous contests Thls year, besldes worlcmg on classical and contest selectlons, the members of the band have had some popular numbers to play at the football and basketball games They also have played at Dramatic Club pr Mcnons In the mldclle of the year or at the beginning of the second semester, several students enterlng from the grade schools, added strength to the band Mr Ed Chenette group IST ROW' ,lanaan Donahoe Gilbert acobson Leon ard Lynch Charles Kxng George Sever james Nlurraw Evelyn Miller Donald Llndstrom Robert Hooker Harold Wlalgren ZND ROW Elmer Ellrott Carl Bauer George Prescott Alfred Blight Davnd Bush Donald XX ennlund Flwxn Pahalv ZRD ROW Alice Young Hazel Llttlejohn Phvllls Leutbeclter Roger Lmdstrom Rodney Anderson David Redmond 4TH ROW Kenneth Pearson Fred Klages Kenneth Ander son Cecil Barnes Robert Gosnell Edward Webster Perry Smith lylr Fd Chenette ames MtDan1els Harry Condon STH ROW' Robert Fdel Floyd Darl Ing Harold Mann Melun Flllotr Lloyd Richardson Fleanor Ballou oyce Swanson oyce Olvlallry Rav mond Katz Harriet Webster 6TH ROW Richard Fckhardt Sam Lovell LeRoy Dearrh Edward Gallagher Wxlllam Leutherker Fdward Peterson Brute Folles Nlrlton Flrlund Fldon Nlolrnan Laverle Barnes Robert Jacobs olm Nlcformlrk Nlarv Fitzgerald Ann Swan son Lorrnnr qu1non Page Yes enleen - Q ' J , , b -E - .' 7' L- '. l 4, l. QS w vx . g I 'i' T--A Y ' v v,J . , . . 53 Q Wt - V . ' J . . '- I .JIT V1 I JV ' .V i A g. ,-,4 F 'Q I . . ' ,. V -

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lN11ss Helen lVIcDougall IST RCW Dorothy Lehman Beatryce Harrls NIBFIOIIP Halgreen M1ldred Lucas VND ROW Mlss Helen McDougall Fern Klvell Phvllls Lyons Ellzabeth Hennan SRD ROW Marlan Hayes Harrlet Anderson Hazel N1eman Fleanor Flood As we amble down the hall we perce1ve an op n door Upon entenng we d1scover that the class IS M155 McDougalls foods class As the mstructor IS enthus1ast1cally spealcmg to the g1rls, we talce a baclc seat and l1sten 1n Cooks' Well they may be but at least they are learnmg somethlng about that art I add1t1on they study the bodys food requ1rements and how these needs can be met 1n well planned meals The select1on, purchase, care, preparatxons and SSFVICC of each type of food, etlquette and correct meal SCFVICC, the respons1b1l1t1es of hostess and guest, the select1on and ar rangement of equ1pment 1n the d1n1ng room and lc1tchen, feedmg young ch1ldren and the s1clc food purchase and budget meals These problems concernmg the purchase, care, preparatlon and SOFVICC of food are met 1n th1s course Coos? Yes, and more FIRST ROW Stella Bolen Ruth fgoultas Clara Darin I'll1n Yrjanalnen Helen Darhnp, SECOND ROW' Al1d1 I-lnnestad hhrx Ruta Hart Phxllls Morgan Nmcy Morga11 Dorothy Th1ele THIRD ROXX' Vlrgmla Monson Marte Mattson Ileanor Oleson FOURTH ROW INI1 Loulsan Mamcr Ivlarnan Wales Ntrn1 Rylander Plhlll Swanson Helen Nelson Miss Marlene Talbot Student Teacher When we stop at the sewmg room we see g1rls pmnmg patterns on br1ght s1llcs or woolens, others strugglmg w1th placlcets, wh1le some put 1ntr1cate stltches IH da1nty thlngs We questloned MISS Lou1san Mamer about the clothmg course We learn that the course 15 not merely for the purpose of teachmg dressmalc mg In add1t1on to malcmg wool, s1llc, and cotton garments, the class IS gwen trammg 1n plannmg a wardrobe m budgetmg, and 1n care and re pa1r of clothmg As the success of a dress does not depend ent1rely upon the worlc mansh1p, but also upon the su1tab1l1ty of the style chosen, selectlon of ap propr1ate and becommg clothes IS cons1dered we Lomsan 1y1amfr Ptzge 11Ll7lCf.'l1 , Q . . . . , , U . . , 1- . n . . , . - . 9 . . . ' yy : - v . ' 'Vg 'ss A Q 1, , I , s . Q . - 1 y - 1