Dekalb High School - Kalibre Yearbook (Dekalb, IL)

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l J BETTY FLUSCH-Not shy, just reserved . . . an ac- tive G.A.A. gal . . . used artistic talents on Kalibre. MARTIN FORD-Blonde . . . dimples . . . lighthearted . . . intramural fan . , . artistic ability, RAY FOSTER-A Krupa in the making . . . band presi- dent . . . lots of fun but has his serious moments. INGA FREDRICKSON--Tall and friendly with a flare for science , . . frequently seen in the physics and chemistry labs, even likes the tests! IRENE FRISK--A cheerful chatterer . . . likes dancing . . . . G.A.A. gal . . tooted a sax in band four years. HELEN FRIZOL-Alert little G.A.A. president . . . also plays at mellow sax , . . a capable business woman. ROGENE GITTLESON-Shy miss . . . leannie with the light brown hair . . . dancing favorite pastime . . . slated for secretarial career. BETTY GOBLE-Transfer from Rollo, Betty has jived her way into the heart of D.T.H.S .... her Scotch Boogie . . . it's out of this world! Page I6 MARILYN GRISWOLD-Waltzes on rollers . . . am- bition of the moment . . . to be a Wave' . . pet peeve, sailors l????l GLADYS GRUNDY-Photogenic , . . big blue eyes . . . immaculately dressed . . . always smiling . . . loves adventures, SHIRLEY HALL-First of tranquil twins . . . consider- ate . . . if she is not reading you may find her walk- ing with her sister. SYLVIA HALL-thoughtful, intelligent-both business majors. VIRGINIA HALL-Soprano songstress . . . G.A.A. base- ball fan . . . shorthand, typing, and bookkeeping, too, are all in a day's work for Ginny , IAMES HANNAN-Slender, tender and tall-scintil- lating wit . . . a scholar, no less. MARGARET HARRIS-A peppy girl who really flings the flag . . . contagious giggle . . . good dancer.

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EVELYN COLBY-Happy-go-lucky . . . would rather dance than eat . . . aspires to secretarial work. FAYE COOPER-Demure . . . shy . . . sweet . . . con- scientious . . . friendly . . . lots of fun SHIRLEY CORSON-An accomplished saxophonist . . . a. winning smile , . . sparkling blue eyes . . . hard working publicity chairman for the Senior play. ROBERT CUNZ-Voted most valuable football player . . . Student Body President . . . popular with every- one. ILENE DAVIS-A pert and alert redhead. Her de- mure Winsome manner wins her many friends. IAMES DlVlNE-Likes skating and dancing . . . de- pendable . , . tardiness is his pet peeve . . . 2. Brain. IOHN DUNN-Dependable . . . kept pace at Hi-Y meetings . . . Service Club member . . . effervescent humor. LUCILLE EAMES-The little Miss from Shabbona . . . expert bowler . . . won many new friends this year . . . that's Lucy . IAMES EATON-Bubbling spirit . . . keeps pin boys busy . . . ambition-draftsman. DORIS EBERLY-Shy, quiet Girl Reserve . . . always appreciative of others' work , . . a real friend. FLORENCE ECKBERG-Basks in Ci.A.A. limelight . . Flossie . . . z. bundle of energy. ESTHER ERICKSON-A noiseless worker . . . whisks around on rollers . . , secretarial ambitions. ROBERT EWING-Follower of intramural sports . . . handy with a bowling ball . . . Army Air Corps reserve. GRACE FABRIS- Cool and limpid green eyes -re- scrved though she may be, for efficient service she's your girl. CAROL FERRELL--Glamour girl deluxe , . . whether in the Chem, lab. or in the pool Queenie is at home in H30 . . . where's fun, there's Carol. ' ...A-B-. is ,L f ,-Qs. Q. it .K s Page l 5

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RUBY HENDRON---Diminutive, vivacious, petite . . . happy-go-lucky . . . well groomed , . . commercial interests MARSHALL HENN-Mechanical drawing is his line . . . an ardent fan of chocolate sundaes . . . left in March to don Uncle Sam's khaki-Good luck Marsh! IANET HICKEY-iA sweet friendly girl . . . likes sports and dramatics . . . capable, conscientious and com- petent. WARREN HYDE-A naturalist . . . hobby, collecting and mounting insects. F.F.A. follower for three years. SUE ANN INCHAM-Girl Reserve President . . . win- ning smile . . . successful speech contestant . . . always helpful . . . A favorite all around. LLOYD IRELAND-The other go-getting Kalibre chief .' . , Quill and Scroll boasts his membership, likes a good time and has it. FLORENCE IACOBUS-Red haired Flossie has the per- sonality for a radiant nurse, DONNA IENSEN-Silent and Serene . . . whirled and twirfcd the flag her Senior year . , . achieves perfec- tion in coiffure and costume. ef 1. Fl ' X , ., , - fill-Li' 15' iris ', igllllli ' ,lib , ss.-Jw . w' f fi- Qm gi ff'5 f 2529 X X if 1 ,.., ,.........-,-.-.- ..,. l . I . BURDETTE IOHNSON--Mechanic deluxe .. , farmer too, capable business manager of senior play . . . amiable Bud . WILLIAM IOHNSON-Blonde flash on basketball court . . . intramural kegler . . . could eat and sleep sports. ALMA IEAN KALLEMBACH-A warm smile . . . eques- tarian . . . bookkeeping problems no trouble for her . . . she'll make some busy executive an efficient sec- retary. RAY KASMAR-Air-minded . . . a scientist and math- ematician at heart . . . intramural basketball captain. PAUL KAVADAS-Hi-Y secretary . . . not to be for- gotten as Elmer Tuttle in lune Mad . . . an actor with four years experience . . . a good mixer. BETTY KITTLESON-A yen for business . . . a knack for home ec .,.. what a combination, eh boys! lBlonde, tooll MARY KELSEY--Many friends know her maroon Chev- rolet . . . amiable . . . obliging . . . for help in music or farm management, ask Mary. l Page i7