Dekalb High School - Kalibre Yearbook (Dekalb, IL)

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Page 24 ' 4 1 . . I fi- up Bottom row: R. Cunz, C. Peterson, A, Riippi, W. Bryan, W. Nolan, R. Rich, M. Hrnjak, E. Riippi, R. Braffet, I. Blake, D, Risley, R. Fitzgerald. Row 2: D. Romeis, D. Newquist, I, Iohnson, W. Schoo, H. Iohnson, I. Iacobus, P. Smoltich, I. Fisk, I. McCabe, M. Henn, I. Storey, R. Fitzgerald, K, Hallgren, R. Cook. Row 3: E. Nicnlini, H. McDermott, S. Connor, I, Ebbesen, E. Anderson, I, Ebbesen. P. Halikias, C, Evenson, L. Ban- 1lSf9 . A. RWE. l. Wells, K. Iohnson, I. Sandberg, R. Twombly, manager. Snaps at the Rockford track meet, l94O. May At Ottawa Ottawa May At Belvidere Belvidere May At Ottawa Freshman-Sophomore Meet May At Rockford District Meet May At Rochelle Rochelle-Mendota May At Champaign lllinois lnter- scholastic Meet May At Sterling Freshman-Sophomore Conference Meet May At DeKalb Harlem-Marseilles May At Sterling Conference Meet DeKalb has, this year, tour returning letter- men around which to build a track team. These vets , none of whom is a senior, are headed by Bob Fitzgerald, ace miler, Bob Cook and Iimmy Lincoln, pole vaulters, and Don Risley for the 880 and dashes. This nucleus and the increased competition among the young aspirants for numerous open positions should be the making of a strong track team. With only one meet at home, DeKalb will be on the road most of the time. Nine track meets in three weeks will keep the boys extremely busy. 7Zey Sei Me pace

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VARSITY LETTERMEN TOP ROW: Howto Lnttlelohn--exponent of slow fakeg Bob Courtncyflean and lanky , , shoot from side of foorg Muke Plesa fthe old standby . . , one-handed shots his specialtyg Leonard MacKain Q fast moving guardg SCummy Lincoln-f-relmble . . . good guard , , . only a iunior. ROW 2: Flap Metcalf-eagle eye . . . shoot . . . sho Dtg Bob Mosherfone of the most steady players on teamg Chuck Peterson--Hlvlmnnesota'' A , . came through inpinch at tournamentg Pete Diedrichgace of the tourna- ments V , , that tall luny wuth the bnllg Gene Davis--those long shots . . . swishl Page

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Front Row F Finnun C Lindus I Diedrich E. Lay, P. Petros, L. Male, R, Twombly, A. Twombly, E, Sullivan, ow 3 W scnberg D Orr P Halikias H Rempfer, W. Shafer, C, Hopkins, I. O'Brien. Row 4: I. Blake, H johnson D Turnroth C Evensen B Cochrane, D. Shultz, M. Donnelly, B. Capehart. LOWER PICTURE BOY S BOWLING Front Row C Lindus F Finnan W Osenberg, W. johnson, R. Twombly, l. Storey, D. Carlson, D, Powell, R. Fitz- gerald, C., Ainsworth, . Dunn. Row 2: R. Turnroth, B. Shames, D. Baker, C. Evensen, L. Ireland, F. Pcsut, W. Shafer, W. Cochrane, I, ' rien, I. lVlclVlenamin, I. Schulenberg. Row 3: H. lohnson, B. Clark, P. Halikias, R. Beckwith, R. Moyer, R. Capehart, K. Skaar, D. Edwards, D. Price, W. johnson. UPPER PICTURE-INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL: Row 2: H.. Drew, instructor, ll, Ilvlisenta, ll. Concidine, I. Corson, C, Kosearas, D. Romeis, D. Carlson, C. Fagan. R 3 . O 3 , . , . ' , . O B Even before the football season was com- plete a basketball tournament was being staged under the direction of lvlr. Drew. The boys who played were those who found no time to participate in varsity competition. The boys had a lot of fun and yet were learning rudi- ments of the game. They played in the boys' gym until they were exiled to the girls' gym after the regu.Iar basketball season had begun. Late in March they held another tournament to end the season. When Mr. Drew was not busy with intra- mural basketball, he could be found in the swimming pool or at the bowling alleys. Mon- days and Thursdays he gave to swimming, on Tuesday nights he supervised a group of forty- five boys in bowling. Underclassmen that spend many hours in intramural sports are gradually working up to a position on the varsity squad in the future. Intramural sports provide an outlet for the boys who enjoy the games and are not mem- bers of varsity squads. Page 25