Dekalb High School - Kalibre Yearbook (Dekalb, IL)

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Snapshotsflvlath classf typcwriting--physics lab, if-' MISS ETTA LARSON ment teaches economics and merchandising besides typ! ingg, She also snnnsors as henil of the business nlepnrtf the Business Club, MlSS DOROTHY STOOKEY. Committee knows. It takes a mathematical mind to figure out those percentages as well .ms to assist students in their study of algebra and geometry, Whzit's your l. Q? chairman of the testing CWD 'Du Senior Creclits and activities fill all the time MISS ELMA BROOKS Can spare from her shorthand and typing classes. In Iune she led her class on the annual picnic at Staryed Rock and through the whirl of commencement week. MR. E, O. HOPPE, aside from his class room duties, is mssistant principal, His proverbial horse and barn prob- em is the bugsbear of rnany :i trig student. Pag e l

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Page IO Um 7 IA at-A raf- Snapshots-ff-Art Studio, A Cappella Choir practice, boys' gym. CKOUP ABOVE fMusic, Art and Physical Education+ What a conjlomeration of interests in one group. MISS EVELYN BACHMAN-- Have you tried this? I suggest that. Why don't we? Ideas and more ideasl She doesn't believe in ruling with an iron hand, but in- stead influences her gym, health classes, and CIAA through hcr enthusiastic participation. MISS CRETCHEN BLOOMSTERfOur new addition To the faculty works diligently in the art studio, supervis- ing the school services of the Art Club. Part of her time is given to teaching freshmen the foundations of English. Her tr.p to Cuba made interesting her talks before many clubs. MR. M, A, RADDATZ7Although partial to vocal muw: he spends two hours a day teaching history. He works day in and day out perfecting the harmony of the Cirfs' C-lee Club, Double Mixed Quartet, Chorus and the A Cappella Choir, MR. EARL DREW-Basketball, bowling, swimming- all come under the head of Mr. Drew's gym classes and intramural sports. Through his early training many boys are made eligible for varsity squads. MR. LAWRENCE FOCiELBERGfln his newly ac- quired uniform, Prof led the DTHS band across several fields and into many auditoriums, taking honors in each stride. He also directed the orchestra and even the high school dance band, UPPER CROUP, PACE ll-Science Departmentflt is the science department which appeals to those who want to satisfy their curious natures. MR. W. T, EMERY divides his time between iuggling test tubes and bottles in the lab and discussing the theo- retical aspects of the chemical world in the lecture room. MR. W. H, BEAUMONT drills the elements of general science into the heads of freshies in those periods when he isn't occupied with his physics classes, He also mana ages the visual education movies. MR, W, S, OBERLIN can be seen any dw walking! around his biology room helping students with Tl1L'ir pro- jects or giving a lecture on his latest hunting or fishing exploits. R. C, A. claimed MR. M. BENHAM during the early part of March, and MR. R. C. WITCRAFT from Chicago took his place as general science instructor. We have no picture of Mr. Witcraft, sorry. LOWER GROUP-Mathematics and Business Depart- ments--Efficiency and a business-like manner come naturally to this group through their business courses and math classes. Any question about the World War, or Abraham Lin, coln? Take them to MR, O. I. LEACH, or incidentally any about the area of a parallelogram, He also makes out the NYA payroll and directs the Hi-Y triangle, MISS BERNITA ANDERSON will have her hands full next year with the high spirited juniors-to-be looking to her for guidance. This year she can devote to the training of first-class stenographers,

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