Dekalb High School - Kalibre Yearbook (Dekalb, IL)

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Page 30 36.1 Victories did not come easy in l9-40, but it wasn't an entirely unsuccessful season for our football teams. The experience gained was of initial importance to the veterans of our next year's squad. As records show, DeKalb's varsity squad won only one and lost six games, The fresh- man-sophomore team went a little better with three wins and four losses. The heavies were composed, for the large part, of former light- weight players and two reserves from the heavies of l94O. Our fellows showed fight throughout the season, and appreciated the backing given them by the student body. Where there is a will there's a way, did not seem true with our football team, for they had the will. Our coach, Mr. Trees, is leaving the coach- ing field this year to enter another line of business. He has many friends among the boys who learned to know him as a coach, a teacher, and a pal. We will miss him next year, and wish him much success in his future activities. '-'W'