Dekalb High School - Kalibre Yearbook (Dekalb, IL)

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Page Ns-.A BARBARA KYLER-Dark eyes , , . natural brunette . . always happy and full of fun. RUSSELL KYLER-Carefree Kyler , . . strikes are right down his alley . . . likeable personality and Oh! what wavy blonde hair. PERRY LARSENTA scientific mind . , . an expert marksman in his spare time . . . plans his career as an electrical engineer. LA VERNE MALE+King Louie of the football festival . . . Student Council . , . student receptionist . . . snappy fo.otball guard. BETTY MALONE-A miniature Dinah Shore . . . likes pickles and roses . . . would like to plan a HOUSE BEAUTIFUL. IACK MASSIER--Small, speedy . . . ohhh . . . those long shots l ll left for the Army in March . . . here's luck to jack. LANE MILLER-A science whiz . . . displayed musical talents on French horn and piano . . . played part of cosmopolitan in senior play. l8 ' .1 xl if b, vl i ii Y.. x' ,J , Lx' ELLEN MONTGOMERY-Whether Monk is at the piano or on the golf course, she gets the trophies . . . capable, conscientious, but always fun. IRIS MOORE-A peppy vivacious blonde . . . enthusiasm is her key word. Iris loves jitter-bugging and jewelry. WANDA MOORE-Diminutive brunette . , . can sew, cook, and even plan a house. RlTA NELSON-An office assistant . . . helped orga- nize lounge r.oom . . . a member of the service club . . . remember those Barblet editorials? ELDON NEWTON-Musical talents . . . piano and sax . . . industrious . . . aspires to be a mechanic, MORRIS NIEMAN-Enthusiastic bike rider in all sorts of weather . . . amiable . . . light-hearted Morrie . MIRIAM NORI-Motorcycle rider . . . hurry and wor- ry are not in her vocabulary. MARIAN OLSON-Makes the strings of the violin sing . . . happy dancing to the music of Harry james . . . the gal from Cortland.

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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

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MERVIN OLSON-A kegler . . . modest , . . unassum- ing . . , calm . . . intramural captain. BARBARA PATON-Top-notch flutest . . . her help on senior play crew and senior prom decoration was in- valuable . . . a golden blonde . . . scientific miss. BETTY LOU PEYTON-Peppy newcomer from lowa . . . will make a good game out of any sport . . , a jit- terbug fan. IANET POKARNEY+Vivacious . , . vibrant . . . red- haired . . . creative . . . ambition-laboratory tech- nician. GENEVA PRATHER-Figure skates on rollers . . . knows the culinary art well . . . enhancing smile brings friends her way, IOYCE RANTA-Popular president of the senior class . . . enthusiastic blonde . . . will use her ability as an artist commercially . . . football festival queen. WILLIAM REED-Intramural basketball ace . . . bowls a neat game too . . , avoids crowds . . . ardent base- ball fan. , fl7M DONNA RICH-Oft seen collecting absence slips . . artistic both in her dress and on paper. ALBERT RllPPl-Our sober football hero . . . Student Council representative for two years . , . Toot was king of the Victory Bond Drive. WANDA RISETTER- 5'2 , eyes of blue . . . Made- moiselle of D.T.H.S .... G.A.A. participant. MAXINE ROBERTSON-Blonde song bird . . . a good cook? You bet! . . . secretary of the band , . . secretary of the senior class . . . efficiency plus. MAXINE SCHOENHOLZ-A sincere girl . . . definite viewpoints . . . iournalistic interests . . . Barblet. Kalibre, Creative Writing. DEAN SCHULTZ--Star end of football team . . . lusty lungs . . . pep talk on school spirit . . . corny jokes , . . big grin for everybody. IOAN SHAMES-An Irish humorist , . . her enthusiasm for sports won her high honors in G.A.A. CAROL SHIPMAN-A shining Penny in the senior class play . . . a counselor for G.A.A. , . . pretty as a picture. M rlll yt A i 'Yr .yt l Page I9