Dekalb High School - Kalibre Yearbook (Dekalb, IL)

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Q0 wi' CLADYS SHIELDS-A lively girl . . . happy . . . gen- erous . . . well versed in home ec. and commercial courses. RICHARD SILVERNAAN-A man with definite ideas . . . sports enthusiast-now wearing the Navy Blue. PATRICIA SIMKINS-Sweet sophisticate . . . achieved membership in National Honor Society . . . student receptionist-popularity just one of her assets. CHARLES SMITH-Gets a smooth flowing tone out of his trombone . . . infectious smile. MARY LOU SPICKERMAN-Energetic Spickie . . . a sports fiend . . . Vice president of the senior class and a student receptionist . . . definitely a leader , , , problem child in the senior play. PHILLIP STRINGHAM-lndustrious radio operator . . transfer from jacksonville. FORREST STRUTHERS-Football season saw him in ac- tion . . . now a. member of the Armed Forces. MATILDA SUKNAICH-Quiet, but friendly . . . a menace to the ten pins . . . interest in home ec. Rage 20 ,....um'.e,...L., 5. ROBERT SWANSON-Ten pin scatterer . . . rather re- served . . , watch him whiz by on the track. EILEEN TURNER-Cute strawberry blonde . . . loves to sing , . . neat . . . Si Si Senorita . DOROTHY VANSTONE-Ardent student of home eco- nomics courses . . . a songstress . . . her career will follow business lines. ELIZABETH WATSON-Good natured, good hearted Liz . . . ever tasted her graham cracker pie? hummmmmmm . . . can wield a mean paint brush on a stage set. CAROLL WEISS-Sparkling personality . . . ever ready to help . . . already a successful business man. ELAINE WELBOURN--Myriads of brunette curls . . . dark eyes . . . roller skating tan . . . commercially inclined. BILL WENNLUND--Sports minded musician . . . care- free Butch . . , a hard man to catch on the basketball floor . , . a devilish Chuck in senior play.

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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

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NORMA WESTBURC-Flaxen hair . . . G.A.A. Coun- cil member . . . plans to do her bit in uniform. RUTH WETZ-Avid chatter box , . . special interest . . . shorthand . . . aims at a business career. MARY LOU WHITE-A C.A.A. enthusiast . . . journal- ism is her main ambition . . . Merry Mary. DORIS WILLIAMS-A smiling brunette who loves to dance . . . twinkling dark eyes . . , plans secretarial career. IEANETTE WING-Boasts a band record of 'four years , . , loyal Girl Reserve member . . . plans a career in home ec. MERLE WINTERS-Grease paint and spotlight found him in his senior year . . . Hi-Y prexy . . . happy in the chem, physics, or biology lab. KENNETH YOCUM-Football letterman . . . band claims him as a French horn player . . . not the least bit bashful. ROBERT ZIEGLER-Playful tendencies . . . carefree, happy-go-lucky . . . good natured, a real sense of humor. ' IANE GROVES-Wonderfully good natured . . . cap- able, efficient secretary of Student Council , . . a leader . . . she bakes a delicious pie. MILLARD COUNTRYMAN-Long and lanky Mill . . . a Center with plenty of what it takes to be a great football player. BETTY SMITH-C-.'R. Cabinet member . . . scholastic rating high . . . journalist . . . scientist. MILTON LOMAS-Anvex-Californian . , . persuasive debator . . . won honors in speech contests . . . definitely a brain , FLORENCE BURDETTE-- Susie . . . a roller fan . . . quiet, shy . . . home ec. a sideline. CHARLOTTE CARLSON-Seldom seen . . . heard . , . conscientious . . . well-groomed. skating seldom IAMES SCOTT-Intramural bowler . . . radio and elec- tricity on his program. CHARLES FAlVRE-Capable F.F.A. president . . . never a dull moment when Chuck is around . . . a prize winning farmer. MICHAEL PRPICH-Cenial, joking, Mike . . . want a chance at a raffle . . . seen selling quite ai few at the Mardi Gras. ZELLA STROH-Transferred from Racine . . tle jitterbug who keeps the pin boys busy . sports. , a lit- , . likes GENE HAWKER-A Dixonite . . . spent last semester here . . . is realizing aeronautic ambition as in A.A.F. a cadet Mi A J Page 21