Dekalb High School - Kalibre Yearbook (Dekalb, IL)

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Durlng the entlre day there are classes ln agrlculture ln sesslon M P M Furr has three double perlod study groups the crops and solls, anlmal husbandry and poultry dalry dlvlslons of the department Labora tory work lncludes tests of SOIIS, seeds, and mllk On the trlps to farms through the country, the boys are ln structed ln comparatlve judglng of seed samples, poultry horses, sheep lsr Row ollm Poole, Lloyd s mon swlne and both beef and dalry cattle Charles Beydler Paul Nolan zND ROW Warren Da l Chauncey Watson 3RD ROW After the boys have had a satlsfactory Wllfef Lambert Fm-If Dum tralnlng, judglng teams are selected These are entered ln sectlonal and often state wlde contests wlth other schools These three courses offered ln our hlgh school are a part of a natlonal program for vocatlonal educatlon, re sultlng from the Smlth Hughes Act of 9 7 Ml' P M urr Shall we go downstalrs to the prlnt shop? Thls year the shop was moved and we flnd lt across Prlntlng 15 one of the oldest and finest of the arts As taught ln our hlgh school, by Mr P Wlnters, prlntlng acqualnts the puplls wlth the prlnclples of typography At the beglnnlng of the year, of course, the student of prlntlng must first learn the dlfferent cases of type after whlch, durlng the year, the class sets up forms for school use-dance programs, llbrary sllps, posters, play programs, tlclcets, and calendars for every room The boys also do prlntlng for the ofhce '1-1115 year the prlntlng classes deslgned and prlnted the leaflet, The Amerlcan High School, for the Natlonal School Prlntlng Project After a boy has been taught typography ln the school prlnt shop, he IS, at the completlon of the course, capable of worklng ln a downtown prlnt shop-and not as a prlnters lmp, elther Japuntlrh George Masllunls Blll Athls Norman Carlson Floyd Boyes XX alter Matekaltls o Hom: Vhnters Hollvard WIISOD Dale Martha Mr P J Wlnters Page Twenty three 9 , . - vs, , J 1 1 . - A -F f from the Ag. room. 7 . . . . , . . JM. . , .lf , , Mr., I ll

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Another 3b Engllsh class, that we shall v1s1t thls mornmg, IS bemg taught by MISS Dorothy Bordwell These stu dents, who, th1s semester, are read1ng the llterature of the Anglo Saxon perxod and the Pur1tan and Restora t1on per1od 1nclus1ve, next semester, durmg the first sxx weeks, wrll read the l1terature of the elghteenth century and of the age of Romantxclsm Contmumg the1r readlng rn Ad ventures zn Englzsfv Literature, jumors w1ll find the poetry and prose of the VICIOFIHH age extremely outstandmg After the ltterature of th1s perxod of stuffy grandness w1ll come the study of the development of the novel The student of Engllsh llterature wlll read, as the semester closes, the twentleth century l1terature the lltera ture of a compllcated age Creatlve wr1t1ng IS done throughout the semester Mlss Etta Larson IST ROW Wlllram Terw1ll1ger Torvo Luoma ZND ROW Delbert Worrell Jack Renwrck Orville Mosher Albert Worrell Davrd Bush 3RD ROW Lorraxne Sanderson W anda Sal kawske Helen Hayes Donald Davrs 4TH ROW Alvern Hetland Janette Rowe Eleanor Flood 5TH ROW Walter Huhta Erro Mtchelson George Laube Mxss Dorothy Bord we 6TH ROW Donald Fuller 7TH IQOLFU Bill Athls Margery Rich Verna Ry an er Miss Dorothy Bordwell we find she tells Roundmg the corner, we come to the end of the hall and Mlss Etta Larson s room In our conversation wrth MISS Larson us some mterestmg facts concernxng her economlcs class flch life posstble Man has many wants, sp1r1tual, aesthetic and materxal The must nnclude the satxsfacnon of all to as great a degree as Economlcs IS the study of the way 1n wh1ch man seelcs to S3I1SfY h1s mater1al wants, or, more slmply, If IS a study of the way ln whtch man works for a l1v1ng The richer and more var1ed hrs l1v1ng, 1n so far as the sat1sfact1on of materlal wants IS concerned, the better IS the economlc system wh1ch supplles hrs wants It IS only through a study of and a thorough understandxng of tts fundamental laws, that sorely needed correcnves may be dlscovered and applred 1n order that the economlc organlzatlon may better fulfill 1ts purpose IST ROW Helen Hope ZND ROW Howard Wxlson Elmer Maukams George Kahxlus Alxda Fmnestad Floyd Boyes BRD ROW Donald Prentice Marvrn Moore Fern Klvell Edward Galla gher Marvin Cochran 4TH ROW Lucllle Pyhperh ur Elmle Robert Splck Robert Doro thy Evans Robert Hooker eanetre Boardman Phxlllp Grotewohl M155 Etta Larson Nrck Peshut Talml Lahti Hazel Graham Coultas STH ROW Anna Sakalouskr Wamlo Donald Wennlund Brll Leutbecker Hlland Clara Dann 6TH Row Barbara erman Leonard Marshall Earl Donahue Pottenger Woodrow Royalty Mlldred Lucas Page Twenty ive ' ' 1 , . . h - , . , . , . . e .V , T 1 v - , . ' 1 v - 1 v 1 v s ' Il. - . . . ,, ., 1 . - , . . . N . .... . . R ' X 77 7 ' ' I -T ' ' u 1 v ' . . J , K K Z, . -