Dekalb High School - Kalibre Yearbook (Dekalb, IL)

Page 9 text:

Z lil lH'1,'h'1 xl.hu'6': L- 143W-Nl :Mb-1!!f'54'fviP'Uh'i iliiili A.'54! X . bl' I LQ. mv. , , ,.. 1. fm . V-A gl: Q, 11 V. 1 -- f nz. V an 151, 414- - :- ' of-, aw: ?- AV -. V 1 -e we-if V iam f F -' 1'-'ze-. -L 1 me-V ag L.-V . -, -, ,V I' , V 3 - . . Q, 'G -. ,--Q -41- 1V.-VQ if, V x t 2 if: f 1 g ' If ,i S2215 1 22+ E45 .mit 2. iQ: . - 942 -- . Q 12 415 V 'T-2 f :fm 1 r 7,2 1.--1: Q' '-.v,1 fh'- -'rv- - .-'tue .- ' . . LK' ' 1'- -,. 9: '-x-g. -- J ' 3,34 E, ,align 1 : ,Mg Wagga- , A A .A 4 .r , A--.5 I A, -,.-.lm :rw X311 ig? 2, A , ' A if if I' 1554-gg-ff'-.f 'K V 'gi . -' gin V , I i ef. -F12 7l'.f ' V 5 A Sm 5312 QV-122 V , .. '-f z V ff V ia? ,Vw-5 F25 ' 153 f2':aEV -:ig-5 P SS' J ' .-5:3 4, 5- ,K r ', 513 5 A .!?..g,g gas 5. - J , ff, 3 -V37 ' f '. L,-1 V N UVYERWE 2615? 3592 1, ag : ' ' I VV - V : Q Aw 3' 4' ' ' A .'f'-V- ' 43' ' -ms- fi 5:15 -dbz 3K5 3 Vwx 15335.-A . hv.'fWV V V V Lanvvmr aff 25 ,.- 5552? was 42551 . ' H. ' , ' X' ' . :fa ,fa + is - 1 U , , b .1.,, .L T Y 2--'Q -Q :Q-.55 -3? jk' ' lg.. f, 3-4 U- 2' ' , ' -..- , - -sein. -V 1.4, . -VL, A , . , . ,. 4. -.L-3,52 --.gy 4: : , , I I. , h a'f,Tf2r'aV, ., rg: -' -' , 74'-.K fy-K -cz. .5 -V. . at ' 3. 8, , - 1-f'.:lL1. E- L , ff, ki 7 '-:I f.'.g fr is P ' E13 H ' 6?- .fri , fig , : +L- kLM:',.mfR.?' fy R, j A .P -Hein' .M , .M +.,, 1 ,,L .J , 9 f,,, N -Vg . ,P ' .2'23avf'7' 5.1. ' was -if 1, +rf ff ,' .Qe?z5'Vif'- 'ff ' X - -4, F' . :.-:ww ' - - - v ' V 1' 1 . f QV-VEQ:-: ' - ' iQv nw-v'. -V' fgfibqtai' ' ' - ' :'g . ,f - ' -rn 6 V ..V 4, ., - Sark i J, ,5 . .fa AM-P',, , ,.,4 -. , . - V--V .- A f ff? Z-' 5. 2-WX! ' '-3 ' ., i Q -Q44 -' ',.o f1a:f', ' V J ' ffalrj - I -u 4 f' P br' A .1 ,V 1 f V -.,ff'w' ' Q :Q-3 . sipwiz 5 Eff sf ' Ib. 1 E. 3 V sg., .:f., - Eg, .M K A. , YQ .r ' . , WM -Af Ag. 4' . gg.-M -I 1- . I f H' ' , nl x 1 w '. L ,ni-:'1 - 'r f EQ 1 V he ' Q esigf .1 F ' f!3.:H,i-.ig .. 'A2i?4aHwv 1 , Ay, 5 V - . nm vvgaw-f , .1 , iipfvv' f V -Tri?-Qgh: Hi - ' LE' A ,' .9 'fl,'.V--.K K . '. JZ .. 1 of 'ut . Y D 34 - .3 . ' -'35, is ::,,:,, . , ffm. ,K 9- , E3f.- H Gs if ggah' Eb- f -S?u ' . VL J -. 'Q . 94 ,X S fFi.' f N: il ' 15- 3 -W' ' CN w -1' 'IL Q me-'QZwf2 V 'Af :'.:' ' '.'-Q4 1 e -f-' ' x7 'WAV J 'S 15'l '1'.:.4't' ' I ' X' -4 Qii ?L' -, . digg-'f . 1 11511 11. fx, . ' -iq . - -f 2 3,3--A... .L-si' . -I if7g1. . JY. '41-m.Q.V HAJQQ: r '- - ' 5 5 's'LN.,.-' L . 1, --.ax . - gf 5ffQL.5,+V 4EH,mV4x3SE5 m, .,5J15? - N ,1-r-rf.. .5-V-:gn L-:km . Q-2 in-F1 'giqf . risks?- ' Q .Vlif I V 1 -4r1'L- ,:- 'i ' .3,rgg?.g X ' .Q-.rg -A i . .. , A U --i'fT'.-N' fit' V 5 . Y 1'5'?5' ' -V-1 1 J .. .. -L., A Ui -ff. 'Az -'rise . ' ' .,,, h - v. -' : 1, K-.-.nw .,.,, .4 H N . .K f., ' . - lg,-'. . . L haf --5 f'f L-Q3 -2 -fxifiy 'ig' U ' 'J nf '- '-egg' . ' - QM ' iff ' ' --:' 3-ggi, xi.-P .V we 4 V. ,gs-' ff a.'i'- 'i :,g ' - , - -- :Sify iw' 4.- 'hMk5W? Jail XX ' , ' li.. vi.. an VY,-wifi? LA Q 1' -xigzu' ' tg, -.- ., v41h.w, , '53, 2 A, w X mmii' 5 N' X X0 XY N - nf ,, V. . . - fl ' X X P ,,V. - ,. Q Ns V. ,. ,':2f1T f iq ' x ' . 5 ,ea eff? ' g. V 4- ' F'- a Aff- .e .. ' . - ..-, ' , N x X n . .xQE::M V -qg. ,. 1 f is V 5 ,' ,gv 1 - ' -- - . N X as -ff Q 5,4 ',.' -ga' ,JJ N X. .X ..f,g4 V : g.:Q . V V - f- f efzf f ff iliu ' XL T? bf? -'H5f3- 'ZVFEK - KX X I lv U - 23 7 - ' P . V- i , 'K X' X 4'E5f-Ivziiffu L - fx, V V X V -V .' L : .V V1 .. :gy V ,xx 435'-Vw' A 'fz A fp ' f an N.. ,Q n, K . -7 .i f b h . . iz . l- s, 1 V' .X Y - u ,Q 0- I V Q ,7 V5 Page 5

Page 8 text:

in M L. C. Colvin-March 8, l897- February 4, I944 ln those few words is contained La deeper meaning and significance than merely the dates encompassed by one m'an's life. Read- ing those words, we, as students and teach- ers of D.T.H.S. remember more- We remember L. C. Colvin as a teacher, an instructor who enjoyed teaching as he enjoyed students. We remember that he remem- Page 4 bered. that his active mind was a storehouse for facts, large and small, with which to strengthen friendship and to enrich conver- sation. We remember that L. C. Colvin was a true sportsman. We remember his quiet way of carrying on, regardless of difficulty. We remember him as one interested in everything about him-a man who loved life-a man whom life loved. We 'are proud to have had such a teacher and friend.

Page 10 text:

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.