Dekalb High School - Kalibre Yearbook (Dekalb, IL)

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I JW raw being re-elected for the second three year term. Walter Renner has served for two years, Mrs. Stewart for four years and Dr. I. A. Spickerman for three years. May l have some change?-an identifica- tion slip?-the activities calendar?-an ex- cuse? All these questions and a miscellany of others are answered by Tillie Swanson and loan Bierman. With student helpers, they comprise an energetic and capable office staff. Both Miss Swanson and Miss Bierman are well known to the student Body because of their cheerful answers and varied services. Theirs is the realm of typing, bookkeeping, student records, statistics and financial accounts. Six men form the staff of janitors and engi- neers whose business it is to keep the school building in efficient working order-clean, well heated and ventilated, smoothly func- tioning. Ray Pollock is chief engineer. Nels lohnson, chief janitor, is assisted by George Berg, Nels L. johnson, Gus Gustafson, and Eric Ford, To these men and their endless round of scrubbing and stoking we owe a great deal. The administrative duties, these various activities which make our school efficiently run, are well taken care of. To Mr. Sullivan, members of the school board, the office staff and the janitors--all students of D.T.H.S. are deeply indebted. 1' T r-T' .f I , - 1 , 1 I ' . -. -s, ,l X .AJ-lr 'li if . V J, J. -- .,f,,..,4 ,H ,- .if ,xi bi A A ,L , be '- A1244 2 . ,- vw- ' ' . V1 y 4 h , i . - . f rl f fs e- . 1, L, ' f ., fr fx 44' L. gf, l ! fx t 'ft arg. , f,,.'J,.t fl , , . f ' - ' l 1' . v v-u.f4,4f . br X -0 . -4 V, f'.,,Lf 'I Q-,.l..f, LL, J, 1.1 I K K r., ,X I . I - 5 1 ' 'll ,ffgvfyfvl ' - IJY4' 'W 'i'.'j. gf-1 , A f.,,f ,- 1 g f - . L f . 1 ' 1 ' ,. ' V, . -r ' i 1 , , I l J y 7 , fl 1 ' f , f .15 A ! .V 1 . , I I , - , I . 1 S , .. f N sc . .1 Q . -f i . 1 1 1 I loan Bierman, Tillie Swanson -Page 7

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S. B. Sullivan, Superintendent EBQWZQCZ 7a The true nucleus of our school, the hub of her varied activities is the main office. Under the guidance of Mr. S, B. Sullivan and the school board, aided by the office and janitor staffs, the school year has been La pro- ductive and worthwhile one. Mr. S. B. Sullivan, formerly of West Frank- fort, took over the administrative duties long before the school year began. His belief that a school becomes outstanding through a well organized staff, high student morale, and high community interest is made evident by his accomplishments in his first year at D.'l'.H.S.g the administrative plan, introduction of the merit system, all school government, sup- port of the recreation center program are only a few of his contributions! Behind the scenes is the Board of Educa- tion, playing la necessary role. An integral part of the school, its five members are con- cerned with all phases of school business and activity giving untiring of their time to edu- cational interests and to the improvement of the building itself. Dr. O. W. Nelson closes l2 years as a board member with Walter Benson being elected and Russell Rasmusen Page 6 Mrs. Stewart, Mr, W. Renner, Mr. R, Rasmusen, Dr. 1. A. Spickerman, Dr. O. W. Nelson.

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new me , , , aaciapafaaaza X .fc , . .K ,g . 'ist ..iX s .i.'fw.-ff, Fvggi.-gs X - Row l: Mr. Dayton, Miss 'l-ledin, Mrs. McKinzie, Mr. Dertinger. Row 2: Mr. Kittleson, Mr. Beaumont, Mr. Colvin. MR. KITTLESON Orchids to Kittleson for work on technicalities of the Kalibre-has been interest in sports-timekeeper for basketball-football scout-always obliging when called upon to print material for school activities-can trans- form any type of scribbling into clear, well-balanced copy-well-liked by all-never too busy to give a cheery word. MR, BEAUMONT The man behind the camera-has a cheerful greeting for everyone--his aeronautics is of especial interest to the boys-his physics demonstrations continue to in- trigue his students. MR. COLVIN Unusual memory-encyclopedia of facts--patience plus in Kalibre planning-taker of game tickets-his death leaves a place difficult to fill. MR. DAYTON Fresh-Soph football coach-swimming instructor-able director of intramural sports-also helps aspiring young athletes in the grade schools-hidden interest in speech -an entertaining speaker, MISS HEDIN Our competent and qualified librarian-guides the students' study and research during library periods- their free reading outside-a ready smile always. Page 8 MRS. McKlNZIE Efficient director of that colossal Minstrel Show-Dra- matic Club director-can direct several proiects at the same time with success-director of the one-act con- test play, jacob Comes Home --greets all with a bright, cheery, smile-versatile-English, music are all a part of Mrs. Mac. MR. DERTINC-ER Basketball coach supreme-an able assistant on the football field-completes his program with three history classes-a twinkle, a sparkle-a sense of humor is operating, MRS. HUNTZICKER A newcomer to the high school-a conscientious teacher and a stimulating personality-a genuine smile. MR. FITCH Took over the band second semester-a real artist- a flare for precision and meticulous coordination in music-treats the community with success every per- formance. MRS. ANDERSON G.A,A. adviser-an efficient organizer-generous in time and energy expended for others. Remember the Mardi Gras swimming show and the Minstrel Show tap routines?