Dekalb High School - Kalibre Yearbook (Dekalb, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1950 volume:

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Av, W OGVHIHISTVGTIOVI fir 1 ek: IN 'v ku: 6' 11 fn dwg 144 Q Th1s year our Board of Educatlon 1S made up of KennethM Snyder Raymond E Austln Vkalter E Benson .Tohn R Boardman and Howard A Nelson Mr Snyder serves as pres1dent and Mr Austln as secretary of the organlzatlon Mr S B Sull1van who 1S now Supermtendent of the H1gh School and publ1c school system, has ac complxshed much for us th1s past year Although h1s t1me 1S d1v1ded h takes great 1nterest 1n mak1ng our school even better Because he 1S w1ll1ng to take t1me to d1scuss w1th students any of the1r problems h has become known as our fr1end as well as our supemntendent They are promment men of the commumty and well should be for they have the general control of school matters Th1s enables them to help make WISCT and better Cltl zens for the future I. Boardman, R Austrn, K Snyder, H. Nelson, and W Benson. Page 6 o Q Qfjg f S . . . ' , f' . 5- , e . , e ' I ' r . , . 1 ' I ' F s 1 e c A , N F91 Um fdcdmuusu' am 1' 'Vu Mr E O Hoppe W1thout a hard work1ng adm1n1s tration no organ1zat1on could atta1n its purpose It has been through the d1l1gEHt work of the D T HS adm1n1strat1ve group that we have been prov1ded w1th an insurance pol1cy for each student new l1ghts for the football field many new other improvements all for our benef1t Our principal Mr E O Hoppe handles all student affa1rs He 15 always ready and w1ll1ng to gulde and counsel students to the best of h1S ab1l1ty Above and beyond th1s he 1S 1n charge of two mathe mat1cs classes 1S sponsor for the National Honor Society 1S sen1or class sponsor and financial adviser for the Kalibre Many thanks to the man who has guided us through our high school years Pr1nc1pal Hoppe Page 7 Serving in his third year at DTHS is Mr. Perrelli. Four years ago Mr Perrelli was employed as a teacher in the business depart ment He then left DeKalb to serve on the State Board of Vocational Education under the State Superin tendent of Public Instruction The following year however Mr Perrelli returned to our high school to fill the vacancy left by Mr R1eck Director of Curr1culum and superv1s1on Mr A .T Perre1l1 x-.9 I l ' as ' ' X rl XXX 'Q ' , . . , I D I . . Q ' i books .for our modern l1brary, and 3 . . 5 Q s 1 3 . . . . . . . s , - . , . 9 . 1 l l .?-- ' - 'V' , '7f1eq.L'eaJZl4... lvhss Ady AB AM Monmouth College U of Ill U of W1scons1n U of Ch1cago Colorado U U of Omaha teaches soc1al stud1es Mrs Appell M A Ind1ana State U of M1ch1gan Northwest ern U of Ill1no1s teaches phy ed M1ss Flor1o B S NISTC U of Chl Span1sh Club sponsor Mrs Ellxott B S Ill1no1s State Normal U Ill1no1s Wesleyan Colorado U teaches homemak1ng co sponsor of FHA Mrs Colv1n BS MS U of Ill1no1s Columb1a U U of Colorado teaches homemak1ng co sponsor of FHA Mr Emery BS Belo1t College teaches chem1stry geometry H1 Y sponsor Mr Furr B S Ill1no1s College Southern Ill1no1s State Normal U of Ill1no1s teaches ag sponsors FFA Mrs Dert1nger B S Eastern Ill 1no1s State Teachers College U of Ill1no1s teaches b1OlOgY Mr Dert1nger B S M A U of Ill N Y Un1vers1ty teaches Amerlcan h1story and frosh soph phy ed Mr Bluhm B M ED M Mus Northwestern teaches band Mr Ell1ott BE PhM NISTC UH1V8FS1tY of W1scons1n Un1ver s1ty of Ch1cago teaches soc1al stud1es P1ctured on Page 9 Mrs MCK1nZ1e BA MA Eureka College WISTC Iowa U Chlcago Art Inst1tute Bradley Tech teaches Enghsh sponsors Drarnat1c Club 8 . : B.S ..... . ' - ' 5 - -- ' cago .... teaches Spanish and history Coaches varsity basketball- Page aaqujfam Quad Miss Sorensen: B E Illinois State Normal University Iowa State . teaches typing secretarial practice and office machines Mrs Nugent BA College of St Catherine librarian. Miss Spickerman B A Oberlin College N Y University teaches phy ed sponsors GAA and Girl s Service League Miss Quaerna B E M A White water State Teachers College Northwestern co sponsor of Pep Club teaches social studies book keeping and business law Miss Helming A B M A Cornell Columbia U Wisconsin U Wash ington U Rocky Mountain School of Languages teaches mathematics Mr Kittleson BE MS NISTC printing Kalibre make up adviser sponsor of Sportsman s Club Miss O Brien B S NISTC D Paul U teaches typing and short hand Miss Nelson- B A. MA Parsons College. U of Iowa Michigan State Normal Augustana College Eng lish teacher Mr Lindgren: B E M A NISTC Columbia U teaches physics and shop sponsors Radio Club Miss Larson B S M A U of Ill U of Wisconsin Northwestern teaches English co sponsor of Pep Club Miss Wentworth AB MA U of Iowa Grinnell College Northwest ern U of Wisconsin DrakeU Cornell Ohio State teaches Latin and English sponsors debate Latin Club and Y Teens Mrs Rutledge AB MA South western College NISTC Columbia Illinois teaches English and Journ alism sponsors Barblet and Quill and Scroll Mr Raddatz B A M A North Cen tral College Columbia U U of Wis consin teaches music and history 'cg'- 'r x Page 9 O O O I , , 0000 ID 1 ' U I il I it l 'U nan . . , ' ... ' .I l on , ' ill! O I . Olll 00 I . ... . .. ' H , ' Stout Institute---teaches metals and U..U. of southern ca1ifornia...U. of , ICO .1 I . .... ... 9' . Z . .. . .. ' .l l Y 3 VJ ' , ' R , rv Ax ' ,W '12 XC NTP. , ' - ' lf cw ,,, .fri gk X Q, 4 f. - x ala, S 1 , , :Th pmclice fn 0 ' The student body elected Harvey Newqu1st as student body pres1dent for the year 1949 1950 and he has served us eff1c1ently Harv as he 1S better known IS the seventh boy to hold th1s pos 1t1on of honor at D T H S Harvey Newqu1st W1th the school year 1949 1950 endmg another successful year can be put on the records for the Stud ent COU.1'1C110f D T H S Th1s year the Student Counc1l has funct1oned under new faculty super v1s1on w1th Mlss Sorensen capably takmg over M155 Donahoe s pos1t1on as adv1ser The Student Counc1l has under taken and ach1eved many new projects thls year Its ch1ef a1m has been to promote the welfare of the student body Off1cers for 1949 1950 have been pres1dent Harvey Newqu1st v1ce presldent Gene Peterson secretary Dorothy Z1egler treasurer Natal1e Schauer Rowl I Oderklrk D P1gott .T Hutten N Schauer D Brooks .T Walters C Plucker Row Z B Bradt D O Br1en B Green D Ladd B Roe B Hammond M Lothson Row3 E Bennett H Newqu1st P Arndt S Worrell A Nelson Row4 F Campbell E Peterson E Anderson R McNeely D Zleglery A Peterson MISS Sorensen Page 10 . ll 1' ' , i . . . . 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X Mrs Munson 0n'7fzef ' 'Mrs. Feakins Mrs. Fisher Mrs. Feakins and Mrs. Fisher, working in the student office, per form every task from looking for lost billfolds to selling tickets and counting money Mrs Munson carries on her numerous duties across the hall as Mr Sullivan s secretary Mrs Clemmmgs Mrs Olson Mrs Swanson and all the student helpers certainly de serve a lot of credit for the efficient work they have done Through the efforts of Mrs Olson and Mrs Swanson our cafeteria has supplied us with pleasant meals all year Their motto is to please and they certainly hold up to lt Raymond Pollock George Hatten Nels Johnson Ernest Medme and Alfred Rich are the men on the maintenance staff of our highschool They are the good natured hard working group who keep our school attractive and shining with their never ending dusting and sweeping Rowl G Hatten A Rich Row Z Mrs Olson and Mrs Swanson R pouock W Johnson E Medme Page ll W 5 IYJJO 10444, AM' -J 'W fmiffzzg M LIL ZQ 42 awk ff Living? 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Rowl I Myers M Iacox L Sm1th G Schulz D Averlll D Stark RowZ B Stevens S Luhtala .T Scott .T Samsel Z, Yount J Pantt1la N Osenberg, C Nelson D Zlegler Row3 G Embree .T Oswald E Bennett B Bnggs K Barrett E Peterson C Nelson I Murray H Newqu1st Each student who becomes a mem ber of Nat10nal Honor Socxety must be an upperclassman who 1S a leader 1n h1s class and 1S outstandmg 1n character servlce and scholarsh1p Flfteen per cent of the graduat1ng class can be adm1tted f1V6 per cent of the .Tumors can become members Those Sen1ors elected to member sh1p 1n the1r Junlor year were Joyce Scott Judy Pantt11a Carol Nelson Dorothy Z1egler Harvey Newqu1st Dor1s Stark and Ioan Myers Sen1ors elected 1n th1s year of 1950 were Marlene .Tacox Lee Sm1th Barbara Johnson George Anne Schulz Donna Aver1ll Sh1rley Luhtala Zetta Yount Ernest Benn ett Eugene Peterson .Tack Mlrray and Nancy Osenberg .Tun1ors elected to membershlp 1n 1950 were Robert Stevens Janet Samsel George Embree .Tack Os wald Robert Br1ggs Ke1th Barrett and Charles Nelson The Bausch and Lomb SCICDCC Award 1S presented by the faculty members of the sc1ence department to a sen1orwhohas done outstandnmg work 1n the f1eld of sc1ence The purpose of the award 15 to further the 1nterest of students 1n sc1ent1f1c flelds and to allow the w1nner to compete for a scholarshxp at the Un1vers1ty of Rochester Only stu dents who have completed three years of sc1ence are el1g1ble for th1s honor Ioan Myers achxeved th1s d1st1nct1on from the class of 1950 Page 14 w . ' ' ' . Q p a y s 9 ' 1 ' 9 ' ' ' . , . p - a - 1 ' 1 ' v ' . . ' . , . . . . , . 1 - s - a . , . 1 - 1 - n - - - t - 1 1 ' 7 9 ! I J ' ' 1 . ' - l I 7 . , i 3 . . . I ' . 1 . . . 1 I , ' , , - . . - . 3 9 , , - . . . . 1 . . 2 l e- 1 . - . . . Q Rowl C Thuestad B Ell1S L Smlth G Schulz S Harms ROWZ L Valtxnson .T Roberts Z Yount S Luhtala K Washburn Row 3 .T Hall H Newqmst I Oswald R Plgott J' Panttlla Qulll and Scroll was orgamzed to promote lnterest 1n the Journal1st1c f1eld In order to become a member student must have at least one hun dred mches of publlshed materlal have at least a B average scholas tlcally and be an upperclassman He must also have done outstandmg work 1n wr1t1ng, ed1t1ng, bus1ness management of a school publ1cat1on, art, makeup, or photography. The student must be recommend ed by the faculty advlser on the bas1s of outstand1ng character and exceptlonal work done 1n Journahsm or the related f1elds. Thls recom mendatron must then be approved by the Internatlonal Executlve Se- cretary. The local Qulll and Scroll sponsor 1S Mrs Rutledge Qu1ll and Scroll 15 an Internat1onal Honorary Soc1ety for H1gh School Journallsts whlch IS 1nterested 1n promotmg the better use of journal 1st1c techmques at the h1gh school level Th1s the organ1zat1on does by spon- sor1ng ed1tor1al, feature, news, and rad1o contests through local, d1s- tr1ct, state, reg1onal and natronal contests Scholarslups, cash and recogn1t1on awards are made to those who are outstandmg 1n some one of these Journa11st1c patterns. 1 T 9 i Q - Q 5 1 S ' l l 'f4i'i R ef 5 1 lflffil ' S Q . 5 2 gilt ' i i - 2 2 ' :T A i s if i ' P V 1 S 4 'Q Y -w 8 3 v- I A if li, V M 1 ' 1 - 9 ' Q - y . . . I 0 Q - 9 o , . , . . 2 . , . y - 3 a , . . . , a . . . . , r . - Q Q w ll N - I A , , . . . . Page X Z 1 351, Kitt ' x 4' 1 in 31 'U 4 43 9 ff 5 Q 1 'Y H Q. sv, vt JJ U iff' 'Q SCYIIOYS Gaawnec! 70114 .-S' The class of 1950 has completed the bus1est year 1n h1gh school They are now on the1r own 1n the busy world As they look back over the1r last year at DTHS the semors may well be proud of the1r accomphsh ments At the beg1nn1ng of the year Eugene Peterson was elected to lead the senlor class w1th Delos Struthers, V1Ce pres1dent Donna Aver1ll, secretary, Fa1th Allen, treasurer, and George Pavel1ch, sergeant at arms The muslcal f1eld found many semors act1ve. Beverly Ward and Dorxs Stark were flag twlrlers, wh1le Barbara Graham and Janet Johnson held down posltlons as majorettes. X Stand1ng E Peterson Seated G Pavel1ch D Struthe rs From th1s class came the leaders of most of the clubs Carol Nelson Ida Oderk1rk Jud1th Pantt1la Don Struthers Jack Murray Vernon Plerce Vernon Peterson Evelyn Anderson John Buehler and Dorothy Z1egler led the many organ1zat1ons through a successful year Harvey Newqu1st was elected student body pres1dent for 1949 1950 November found a group of busy sen1ors work1ng on the1r prom wh1ch had as 1tS theme The Old Larnphghter Other class act1v1t1es 1nc1uded the senlor play wh1ch was g1ven ln the spr1ng. A large group of sen1ors worked very hard to make a success of th1s dramat1c adven ture. As the class of 1950 sets out 1nto the b1g world, they leave beh1nd thelr tra1ts of co operatlon, s1n cer1ty, loyalty, and hard work as a goal for future classes Page 18 C 4 X i -. '4 x s. ' V 5 , E fr A 'O r L, . . . . . , . , , .Q M AQ? , . A , . 1 t ' . . - y A , I , I I I I A Q 9 1 1 0 . . 1 . , . I . . ' ' ll . 1 I - so a n . I F Allen D Aver1l1 and Thomas Adee L1kes woods and Wlld l1fe m1ght seek an occupatlon 1n conservat1on Yvonne Marxe Barr Asset to the chorus can really h1t the h1gh notes often seen at the r1nk .Tack Alexander Oll1e frequent patron of Hep Lawson s Lower Level Bxlllard Emporlum a good fr1end Reva Beard RQVIQ four year band member served on Y teen cab1net l1kes to dance skate and talk Falth Allen A class leader asset to GAA sparkhng personallty Jockey at h1gh school dances has h1s own answer for every quest1on John Vlncent Alms .Tack one of the bus r1ders from Cortland always a lot of fun W1ll1am Berg B111 a potshot wxth a target rlfle Cortland s hlgh man Evelyn Anderson v backs GAA 1n every sport prexy of Dance Apprec1at1on Club Glendola Bowman Glenny reserv ed around school spends Saturday n1ghts at Charter Grove Donna Ruth Averlll Cute gal class leader popular w1th everyone .Tohn Buehler Often seen 1n h1s red p1Ck up truck lnterested 1n mtra murals Page 19 ....... i M 1 1 in H ' u n' . 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' 1 A I 1' ... - mf af' W1ll1am Burtzos All round athlete especlallymfootball Justplam B111 Madge Eller L1k6S Spamsh works VN algreen s as a wa1tress Edward Cederberg valuable end for the Barb s gr1d1ron team seen wh1zz1ng around 11'1 a Plymouth Barbara Ell1s A good Dramatlc Club worker member of Thesp1ans w11l go ar Sy1v1a Conc1d1ne A small gal 1n sxze but m1ghty 1n personalty always has a sm1le for everyone .Terry F lrmer Act1ve member of Dra mat1c Club the Wlt of all h1s classes Raymon Corey Everyone knows Ray he always br1ngs fun to h1s classes draws maps for a pastxme anet Farley One of those cheerful tele phone operators often seen 1n a black coupe Margery Cox Marge bowler ofnote left her heart at Mlller s SCTVICC Stat1on Nancy Fraser Nan skatmg and dan Clng fan always up 1r1 clothes fashlons Thomas D1edr1ch Tom ab1gfr1endl semor act1ve part1c1pant on the football gr1d1ron R1chard Fulton Dlck llkes to hunt XG-' ,C 'S' and f1sh a motorcycle wh1z Page Z0 ,Q if, August Gapinski: Gus ..... interested in cars ...... likes football ....... destined to be a mechanic. Barbara Louise Graham: Barb ...... our head majorette this year ....... you can't have missed her original laugh Mary Ellen Garrison Active GAA er For the love of Mike might be a favorite expression Darlene Green Greenie the navy is her main interest likes to use her vocal cords for both singing and talking Ruth Gau Ruthie one of those baseball fanatics writes copy for the Barblet Janet Hall Well known for her art 1st1c talents and corny wise cracks took up bowling and the uke her SEHIOI' year Larry Gillis Good natured has a real sense of humor to help Margery Hammett sports plans t after graduation Lois Gilmore Quiet likes home ec always ready Margie likes work in an office but very friendly subjects Allce Harms Always ready to lend a hand likes to cook and sew friendly to everyone Marilyn Gittleson Bozo every body s friend always gives a help ing hand energetic member of GAA Shirlee Harris A steady attendant in 4th hour gymclass skatinv enthusiast always ready to laugh Page Zl ,gu- Sabi his Marlene Jacox One of those number please g1rls has lots of good 1deas Marlene Wlth the d1mples Marcella Herrmann Four years of cheerlead1ng to her credlt act1ve 1n GAA Barbara Johnson Bobby ch1ef mterest Dramat1c Club lead1ng part 1n We Shook the Famlly Tree loves to pamt Robert Herz1g Koko one of the most ardent huntmg and f1sh1ng fans at DTHS lntramural fan Janet Johnson Jan pert baton twrrler seen at all the games Bess1e Hrnyak GAA enthuslast you JoAnn Johnson JoJo blond pet1te blue Belolt eyed g1rl a good dancer Joseph Frances Hutten Joe every one knows lrttle Joe always full of fun a consc1ent1ous worker R1chard Johnson Dlck center of the basketball team just a b1g Swede Verald Jacobs Carpentry 1S one of Jake s favor1te pastxmes also l1kes work1ng w1th model a1rplanes W1ll1am Ronald Johnson Buck one of the smaller members of the football squad a tho1d wo1d boy Jenme Jacobson Jen rlght hand gal 1n the Phy Ed off1ce w1ll make an eff1c1ent off1ce worker Page 22 i X A, Nl' NC' lm, Q i Q ll O' ' . M ' , no 99 - I 3 . -.-. - ' N ' if . ff sa - , as as 1 . xv , na n KE ' . ' can't mistake that laugh. , an 91 - . .... , V . M H - 45 . 3 , ' , n as 'A , . , ...Qu . 'S -M J Y ' ' J - - , an vs ll ' ' ll gy ...... , g 5 ,F U I N H . Q -,S Kathryn Jordan: Likes sports...catches on to jokes English style. Audrey Leach: Sweet personality ..... faithful band member for four years. Leonard Keller: Lenny . quiet blond . a good friend , Shirley Luhtala Lu asset to GAA lots of fun will make a good Ed teacher J' Paul Kinniry Photography keeps him busy has recently taken up flying Bernadine Lundgren An addition to our class this year hails from Rockford Anna Mae Larson Mae one Of O111' smallest seniors quiet and friendly Joyce Luxton Comme rcially inclined does any Job well Donald Larson Don mdustrial arts his hobby Billie McFall Petite little senior has an interest in commercial subjects Ivan Lawson Hippit everybody s friend likes all sports Patricia McGlashan Patty has am bitions to be a nurse Page 23 sf '71 Mary M1kez Metsa excels 1n g1rls sports last of the M1kez s Carol Nelson Heads the Pep Club want to hear the latest Joke? Just ask C headed for college E1a1ne Montavon Actwe 1n commer c1al subjects qu1et and fr1endly Harvey Newqu1st Harv pres1dent of student body ed1tor for the Barblet hardwoods a Wh1te Sox fan ways on the ball Jerrold N1em1nen .Terry a radlo broadcaster for DTHS dr1ves a new Bu1ck Mary Ellen Mosback Suz1e has a talent w1th pa1nt wh1z on wheels Ida Oderklrk S1I1g1l'1gh81' ma1n lnterest pres1dent of Dramat1c Club ways ready for a good t1me .Tohn Murray D1x1e keeps the Brooklyn Dodger sp1r1t gomg makes a good master of ceremon1es Carleen Olson ACt1V6 1n class aCt1V1t 16S sports mmded have you ever r1dden w1th Carleen? Joan Carolyn Myers .Toan1e ...honor student ........ booster of all sports ....... spends most of her t1me 1n the pool Nancy Csenbergz 'Nan' ....... charts the way to the Pep Club Banquet ..... a fa1th ful member of the GAA and counc1l Page Z4 r -Q ' , u 10 . . , , . I ,, ,, . David Moore: Stud ..........seen on the It 91 . . . U N . li , u - n ' ' ......a1- , u - ' n J'oann Osterhout I talkatwe a wxth a d1st1nct1ve sm1le Vernon P1erce Vern prmtmg 15 h1S ma1n amb1t1on gr1d1ron man Ethan Allen Overmyer .T a wh1z w1th a basketball often seen com1ng out of a house on Garden Street Russell P1gott Has a fxnger 1n every sport ardent Barblet wr1ter an all around good guy Jud1th Panttxla Judy s one of the bus1 est gn-ls at DTHS many varled 1n terests photo snapper for the Kallbre Y Teen pres1dent Rlchard Pxttman D1ck 1nterests turn toward woods and metals spends h1s spare t1me on l4th Street gr1d1ron George Pavel1ch Jurue valuable guard on the gr1d1ron made all con ference 1n h1s Jun1or year Mae Quarnstrom Mayo GAA COl,1I1C11 member full of fun w1th a fr1endly personallty sparkhng brown eyes Eugene Peterson Gene Led the sen1ors through a busy year student d1rector for the band Sh1 rley Qumlan Sh1rl dancxng her favor1te pastlme football her fav or1te sport Vernon Peterson Pete band prexy cornet player supreme ardent sports fan Jo Anne Roberts J' always says what she th1nks wr1tes Over the Fence for the Barblet Page Z5 '56 William Roland Bill excels in swimming and tumbling quiet friendly a lot of fun Paula Sever Often seen but seldom heard takes an interest in cooking and sewing Norma Sanderson Sandy has really gone far with her singing valuable asset to many organizations Kaye Smith Tootsie loves to dance often seen at the skating rink Marlene Schepler Mar ardent fan of both the Barbs and good old Notre Dame backer of many clubs Lee Smith Artistically inclined faithful member of the band for four years lots of valuable ideas Delores Schnetzler Mitsy bound for nursing school made several New Year s resolutions Mitsy with the pretty brown eyes Joan Spitz. Helps cheer the Barbs on to victory enthusiastic member of various clubs GeorgeAnne Schulz Literary editor of the Kalibre George with all her big words .... bound to succeed. Doris Stark: 'Starkien ...... often seen waiting on customers at the Goal Post ......clever red-haired flag twirler. Joyce Scott: Scotty .......... valuable member of the GAA council....interested in any sport .... always ready to help. Swanhild Staurland: Swanny .... a hard and willing worker .... flutist for DTHS band. Page 26 1' Delos Struthers Moose another 'thoid woid kid liked by everyone likes sports and rabbit hunting Janice Thierfelder Commercially minded gal headed for a secretarial position Donald Phelps Struthers Donnie great sports follow er an asset to the track team a teller of tall tales Carolyn Jean Thuestad Kay shy until you know her is definitely making good on the organ Mildred Sulaver Pretty black hair can make a Joke as well as take one always there with a helping hand Lois Valtinson Sets her goal at an valuable member of the Barblet Staff Gladys Sullivan Sully a whiz at baseball Pat Vancil Likes modern dance commercially minded gal Rita Switzer Quiet but a real friend perfect attendance record for four years takes her studies seriously Milton Wallin Dick FFA vice president track manager Eleaner Telford I-Ier personality al ways a valuable asset likes to dance Beverly Ward Bev a four year flag twirler noted for her parties Page 27 5 X-fr' S J' ilu -It Kathryn Washburn: Kaye ....... Fre- quently seen at the skating rink...sells tickets at DeKalb Theatre ....... a good typist Ronald Pearson Ronnie' ' .can really roll those drums is able t move his feet when the music starts. Dallas Williams: Mundo' . ...a good dancer .football his favorite sport. Zetta Yount: Zett' . . Kalibre make- up editor . . conscientious worker would like to train for a nurse s cap. Dorothy Ziegler Dottie GAA prexy peppy cheerleader for three years Ralph Zorn Always fooling around with his maroon Ford interested in electricity photography fan Richard Zwicky Zwick a math whiz also likes his woods classes Page Z8 UHGCYCIGSSMQH -1. ...L- .I- slll 'J' L Q s ' ' 'I I 4 I C ,, f,,, Y N ta P 0' za ' ttqk 53- - 4637? U vjf A ?Q-.'1:f:,v:'2'o: A Q ,aszuezaefq-vwf Drawlng toward the close of the1r th1rd year at h1gh school the .Tun 1or Class has earned the1r pos1t1on as upperclassmen of D T H S To lead them through the1r thlrd s1dent Bob Stevens To ass1st h1m 1n h1s dut1es Bob Br1ggs 15 V1C6 presmdent and Peggy Ingham secre tary and Bob Hoffman was g1ven charge of the money The class v1sers are M1ss Wentworth and Mr Novak The eleventh year of school for th1s class found the1r lnterests many and var1ed The Dramatrc Club fall play featured Janxce Olsten 1n the lead Other .Tumors had sup portmg roles wh1le st1ll others f1ll ed beh1nd the scenes pos1t1ons Page Stand1ng R Stevens R Hoffman R Br1ggs Seated P Ingham On the mus1cal Slde we f1nd that many .Tun1ors helped to make up our band and chorus wh1le Dor1s Sw1 tzer and Bermce Stanford were Cho sen as flag tw1rlers Also 1n the eyes of the student body we f1nd Dettxe Me1neke as cheer leader and Barbara Ballard as alter nate cheerleader However the boys of the .Tun1or Class have done well to hold the1r own Last fallwe found many Junmor boys out for football The same holds true for basketball Both .Tack Car penter and .Tlmmy Ellxott played f1rst strmg w1th Don Sllverman tak1ng the part of a f1rst stung re serve All 1n all the .Tumor Class of 1949 50 has done well for themselves andlm sure have many pleasant memones 30 ,4 C , 0 , I - as - : . , . , . . . . . . , . 9 Q , - year the Juniors chose as their pre- ' ' ' .- 1 - ' l - ' , I - , ad- . g . - . , . . , - . . . . , , - Row l: C. Davison. J. Golden, J. Hayes, D. Brooks. P, Dxehl, B. Ballard, C. Bxll. Row Z: C. Dresser, J. Holdridge, D. Ban- nister, F. Gambxll. R. Ainswo- rth, C. Anderson. F. Heller. G, Embree. Row 3: R. Cress. M. Brown. M. Banrd, D. Bennett, M Harms H Cullxson R Car ter R Hoffman R Bragg: J Carpenter Row4 B French M Holderman A Hathway P Fxtzpatrxck B Collin VK Gul hckson H Carson J Gormly Row5 B Collxn J Conlln I.. Hyde P Howland R Barnet! D Chapman J Budd J El lxot Row6 J Gxllen J And erson C Hunter M Dxckny P Arndt J Bjorn K Barrett D Fredrnkson C' Blake B Cues owl N Judd J lx4dKtrrx B Stanford D Muneke Olslen P Ingham Row McCord J Moore J Mlller D Swxtzer A Jacobson M O Donnell P Nxer Row Ness R McNeely J Jones Kahle T MrCxbe N Jones Kober Row -4 J Mc Vu nr Lyman C OBrnn J Moss Ladd J Nnhrmp, J Oswald Martmson Rum 5 R Mont gomery C' N114-on C Johnson Norden-n lx Young H Jerde K Moslu-rg J Mmor ow l C Swartz C Shel 1 n R Wrxght D Van Meter J Snyder Row B Steward B Stevens P Sweet F Mxlkmns Rohllk ow 3 R Vaglf Rxdulph R Vogeler N Schwuer 7orn Row4 B Ru Seldal D Swxneharl L Tvuombly Swxnson J Rohrer RowR Stone Vt Sullxvwn D Sellnnger Smxlh D Sllxermm B Stroyan Sxmkms S Vhlcox r Q a Y X! D . . , 7 ' , j I , -, ' Q -Tx Q ,' ' ' ' A --.x , . . , , , , X. MS L . , . . . - l 4 b. A : . , , i - 1 .54 QV . . . ' .. I Q ,V , I-5 , , . l . 1 4' R I , , , f . zll. ' - - . , . . ,.. .1 - 1 ..,. , . . Z: A. 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A f V7 Backed by experlence at the half way mark the sophomores have made th1s the1r second year at D T H S an outstandlng one They have contnbuted much to the aCt1V1t16S of the school year Carolyn Turner served as abaton tw1rler th1s year as she d1d ln the prev1ous year They have become off1cers 1n varlous school clubs have come out Wlth the maJor1ty of boys on the B teams, as well as havlng a few outstand1ng members who part1c1pated w1th the vars1ty teams. They have begun to take avery actlve part 1n many of the school funct1ons. Seated N McLean Standlng B .Tohnson .T Vaughn In school act1v1t1es sophomore attendance has been excellent Last fall they chose the1r class off1cers to lead them through th1s most successful year Bob Johnson was elected presldent JIITI Vaughn v1ce pres1dent and Norma McLean secretary treasurer The Sophomores chosen by the1r home room compan1ons to repre sent them 1n Student CO1l!1C1l affa1rs were' N1ck Campbell, R1chard Plgott, Robert Roe, Betty Hammond, Marlys Lothson and Audrey Peterson. Page 34 may , , , -ax f l Q, a' rl .. n ' n , . . O i . , . . . ., . ' l I . . . . - , , . .. . . l R11 x 1 1 F1111 nsxxor 1 ns 1 II 111I1 1 I mm 411.1111 1 111111111 11. und .1 1 11-.weld nv. 1 L, 1 1 1111 D 1 1 1 1111. 11 1111 11111 1 111 1 .1 1 .1 I md 1 H1 1 1 1 1k r .1 11111 .11. 11111. 1 111 V' I 1, . M 111 KI I 1 xx I11h11s1111 NI11nt1x 1111 N 1I1 1-111111 J hun 111 11 II .111 11 1 N. 11 S 1115.111 1 1 1-.1111 1 -. 1 . 11. . 1 . 1 11.111 . Rm., it WX IIINIOII .11111.111 1.111111 1. 1,1 1. M. 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' 111, J.v.-,1..'-. 3113, Seated J Butler N McNeely Stand1ng J' Mltchell Hopefully start1ng the1r h1gh school career 149 freshmen stepped through the doors of D T H S It was to them one of the fmrst b1g stepp1ng stones 1n the1r l1ves Th1s was the year 1n wh1ch to ac qulre new fr1endsh1ps and know ledge and to develop the character 1st1cs of leadersh1p and respons1 b1l1ty that every h1gh school student needs The freshman year w1ll be looked back upon wlth memor1es of many good t1mes football and basket ball games Y Teen formal and even those 1n1t1at1ons wh1ch they were put through Those elected by the members of the class of 53 to be the1r leaders are John Mltchell pres1dent .Tack Butler v1ce pres1dent and Nancy McNeely secretary treasurer Led 1n all 1ts act1v1t1es by the faculty advlsers M1ss Ouaerna and Mr Lmdgren the Freshman class has been a real asset to our student body Page 36 - ,M ...... -fu, - . x . f ,S 3- , . . 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Under the brrght hghts of the foot ball f1eld they made a very color ful plcture the majorettes and flag tw1rlers lead1ng the band as they went lnto the1r formatlons Th1s 15 only one of the many places you have seen and heard the band but th1s scene w1ll never lose 1ts place 1n your memory The band off1cers for th1s year were Vernon Peterson pres1dent Joan Myers v1ce pres1dent .Terry Nlemenen secretary Lee Smlth treasurer Marlys Lothson dlrector and drum major The band under the capable d1r ectlon of Mr Bluhm has played for all home football and basketball games and for pep meet1ngs I add1t1on the band has made the Rowl B Graham C Turner ROWZ followmg publlc appearances C Swanson .T Johnson B Bradt C Taylor Row 1 G Peterson, N Osenberg, M Lothson, G Bowman, S Staurland, M Lessly, B Hammond Row Z R Beard, R Sw1tzer, .T Hawk1ns, .T M1ller, E, Bennett, A Peterson, N G11dden, R Perley, .T Nlemmen, V. Peterson. Row 3 B Benson, A P1gott, M Jacox, .T Myers, A Leach, G Embree, J. Yager Page 40 O h I . I- . - va- fx' fx w' 'hr , . . , X ' X - - i ,J ,!' U - Q' . ' qw J ' , Q . n ' 5 librarian, Eugene Peterson, student a x ,ref ' ' ' T lfv , - - w, ' v' ' ' . If I .,: , ' . n K K K . . , September November December March Aprll .Tune 9 ...'7!w Bam! Football game West Aurora Conference Mus1c Festlval at Rochelle I-Iollday Tournament D1str1ct Solo and Ensemble Contest D1str1ct Band Contest Sprmg Concert State Solo and Ensemble Contest State Band Contest Baccalaureate Commencement B 'Ward C Sw1tzer B Stanford D Stark N Rauworth D Webster D P1gott Row 4 K Anderson M Rowe .T Hunt ley Mr Bluhm L Sm1th .T Johnson .T Murray I Cunz1e R Pearson .T Oswald N Knapp L Brayton L Oderk1rk A Nelson .T Samsel K Young C Hansen Page 41 23 at 19 ' L 27 ' V' . . 'F Z5 14 l ' ze We Z 4 i Q '- i '- , . - , . , . , .- X K. at Q -.H ,-rf. lily 5 , , 4, , l ? 4 ' .' S- 52 r gf' lf- 5. Q' , , A , t 0 t K ' -' 'Q iv - 15 Lf . Y J : A ,L , h 4 Q' Z . 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M. if E 'fa A 3' 'if ...in 'Wm 141714 Rowl .T Embree M Hicks C Quarnstrom P Cotillo M Cox B Hyrnak C Shellito I Oderkirk C Fuller D Moore RowZ P Vancil R Scott K Diedrich D Green Y Kennedy .T Barlow D Westerhold N Fraser Y Barr B Borine I Galbreath Row3 Mr Raddatz B Diehl D Fredrickson .T Nelson D Horan K Kinniry J' Jacobson B Lyons L Miller A Harms 1950 has been an extremely suc- cessful year for the chorus. This did not just happen but was brought about by hard work on the part of all the three chorus groups: the girls' chorus, the mixed ensemble and the girls' quartet. This last, composed of Ida Oderkirk, Beverly Lyons Caroline Fuller, and Jeannine Galbreath is a new organization in the chorus this year. Page 43 During the year the chorus sang for the Homemakers' Club, the Woman's Club, and at the First Methodist Church. In March the girls' chorus appeared at the Kiwanis-Chronicle banquet for high school athletes. But the most im- portant event for the choristers was their spring concert on May 10 under the capable direction of Mr. Raddatz. anim ink... T K Washburn L Valt1nson .T Roberts Mrs Rutledge S Luhtala R Gau .T Pantt1la B Ell1s Mr Dahlgren H Newqu1st R P1gott S Harrls The Barblet has been d1str1buted year as a monthly paper It was g1ven a joyous welcome and was read w1th great mterest The pos1t1on of edxtor was capably and consclentlously fllled by Harvey Newqu1st Other senlors served as ed1tor 1n ch1ef report ers page ed1tors photography edltor typ1sts and exchange work ers The staff was composed f Barbara Ell1s Harvey Newqulst Russ Pxgott .Tudy Pant1lla Ruth Gau Shxrlee Harr1s JoAnne Roberts Kaye Washburn and Sh1rley Luhtala Mrs Rutledge was adv1ser to the Barblet staff They have h1gh llghted d1fferent phases of school hfe durmg the school year Among them were the band athlet1c teams dramaucs school projects and sen1or person a11t1es Page 44 .xy V 4. X. L ' 1 ' ' 1 - 9 - , . , . , 1 - p . , , I , . I Y . I . . . O to our students throughout this Lois Valtinson, GeorgeAnne Schulz, u A ! - D I l l I . Y l I u 7 . ' ! I ! . -. - . , - . . , L. 3 ! 3 I 7 . , . , - . , . - ...In Wren 718014 This year s Kalibre was pubhshed after many hours of hard work by the staff Both fellows and g1rls who had had no prev1ous exper1ence on any other publ1cat1ons pltched 1n to make the Kal1bre a success FOllOW1ng the pollcy of prevlous years no one person was 1n charge of the work The staff was sub d1v1ded 1nto art hterary photo graphy and make up areas Each of the d1v1s1ons was under the super v1s1on of a faculty d1rector Mr Klttleson was advlser for the photo graphy make up and bus1ness staffs M1ss Wentworth was advlser for the 11terary staff M1ss Elllott superwsed the art ed1tors and Mlss O Br1en was ln charge of the typ1sts GeorgeAnne Schulz was ed1tor of the llterary staff Janet Hall and Lee Smlth were the art deslgners Jud1th l3antt1la was responsxble for photo graphy Zetta Yount headed the make up department and Vernon eterson was 1n charge of the Kal1bre nus1ness comm1ttee Barbara Ell1s Kay Thuestad Jud1th Pantt11a and GeorgeAnne Schulz were student typlsts Rowl B Ellls J Johnson K Thuestad L Srn1th G Schulz D Aver11l J Luxton A Leach RowZ J Myers J Sp1tz. N Sanderson K Jordon M Ouarnstrom S Harrls B Graham M Jacox B Vtard Row3 R P1gottM Glttleson S Luhtala L Valt1nson J Hutten M Sulaver D Schnetzler J Pantt1la ROW4 T D1edr1ch J Hall D Stark Z Yount D Zlegler I-I New qu1st N Osenberg E Anderson E Bennett Page 45 F s - l . i . ' 5 - - . , . . , . tt . v , - as I , I . . . . 1 l - . . - 1 s 3 , 1 1 - 1 7 - fi . . - n v r 9 ' 1 L 1 , I . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . I . , . , . , . , . . 7 . . , . , . , . , . . . . . 1 - 9 - D 1 - r ' 1 - 1 - . I . , . , . , ,. , . , . - , . , . , . . i I I k y , 5 3 Q 32 X l ' i 2 , F , i ff d t W . 4 F 1 5 X 2 f! g . - i -S - ,,,, 5 5 ' K . . , F f ' 1 , 1 1 ' -- o ' - , ,.. -. ,, 5 K 1 xr 5 s - . 2 ug '. 4 4 -, f - 2 r 1 Q, , 9 X - ., v , ' ' : . , 0. -. Q5 J ' 4 X Q , Q . - ' ' ' 3 ' 1 J .1 'I Y' - c. 1 R Y ' 5 E 1 I - : I N ' 3 L. y , ., if , , fig. HN! A . lfffll A ' K as l 5 Gm Gm! wi Rowl G Schulz J MaKarrall D Memeke P D1ehl B Ellls S Harr1s R Wflght Row Z B Stevens G Embree N Schauer L Valtmson S Luhtala J Samsel J Roberts M ODonnell Row3 J Pantt1la D Ladd B Br1ggs K Barrett D Sllverman H Newqu1st D Moore R P1gott K Vkashburn Composed of the best wrltlngs of our h1gh school students NEW PENNIES 1S the yearly creat1ve wr1tmg magazme of D T H S NOW 1n 1ts th1rteenth year NEW PENNIES offers recogn1t1on 1n the flelds of ed1t1ng make up and photography as well as Wr1t1ng Any mater1al subm1tted to the Engllsh teachlng staff 1S el1g1ble for pub11cat1on It 15 flrst judged by the Jun1orEngl1sh classes who elect a comm1ttee cons1st1ng of three persons from each class to act as Judges Th1s year's Judges were Janet Samsel, George Embree, Bob Br1ggs, Dav1d Moore, Ke1th Barrett, Rlta Wr1ght, Jaruce MaKarrall, Mary Lou O'Donnell, Don Sllverman Phyll1s D1ehl Jo Nell Hayes Bob Stevens Dlck Ladd Dettle Memeke and Natal1e Schauer The Journahsm staff xncludlng GeorgeAnne Schulz Sh1rley Luhtala Harvey NeWqu1st Russell Plgott Judy Pantt1la Ruth Gau Lo1s Valtmson Kaye Washburn Jo Anne Roberts Barbara Ell1s and Shlrlee Harrls served as fmal Judges the make up staff the edltors and salesmen for NEW PENNIES The best human 1nte rest snap shots subm1tted by students we re used 1n th1s lssue of NEW PENNIES. Mrs. Rutledge and MISS Nelson are the NEW PENNIES sponsors. 1- 1 5 1 - , S ' Q 2 5 1 K ' va . , ' - i :A R H 1 . -.. , 1 H 1 ,t 1. lf 1 , ,J v..- , . ,, L . K .1 4 1 ' v 1 1 J. . AQ , Q K 5 1 H 4 -. ' mf V 9' T 4 0 f A - ' J' f ' for 1 - ,. cm R SJ ' 1 . A . 1 l ' ' 3 ' f ' 1 - 1 - , . , . ' ' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 - , . , 1 I - . 1 - 1 - . . . , . , , , Q ' I J fr . 1 1 - , . , , , , . 1 1 ' 1 ! 1 1 1 I 0 - 0 I ' 1 J 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - ' 2 1 1 Page 46 Gaalaaa Rafe All flaglal Th1s year M1ss Wentworth led the students 1n 1nd1v1dual speech events through abusy year Eleven students part1c1pated 1n these aCt1V1t16S They were Yvonne Kennedy and .Tudy Pantt1la or1g1naloratory .Tack Moss and Nell Ann Rauworth ora torlcal declamat1on Ioanna Mant gares and Kay K1nn1ry serlous read1ng Edlth W1lk1HS and L1la Oderklrk humorous readlng Kay K1nn1ry and Donna Moore verse read1ng and Robert Roe and Dav1d Street extemporaneous spealfmg All these students part1c1pated 1n the conference contest wh1ch cluded s1x schools and was held at DeKalb on February 11 In each case except extemporaneous speak lng the f1rst student named was a contestant 1n the d1str1ct contest at Elgln on February Z5 In the extem poraneous d1v1s1on Judy Pantt11a was DeKalb s representatlve Yvonne Kennedy and .Tudy Panttlla rece1ved h1gh enough d1str1ct rat 1ngs to send them to the sectlonal at Rockford on March 11 where they made D T H S proud of them Rowl Y Kennedy N Rauworth B Yusanas I Mantgares RowZ B Roe A Nelson M1ss Wentworth .T Moss K K1nmry D Street L Oderk1rk .T Panttxla 1 1 Page 47 Q ln' . . . . . . . . - 1 1 1 1 ' ' - 1 ' 1 . . . , . , . 1 1 1 . 1 . . . . u a 1 1 . . , .. . . 1 . . . . I . , . , . , . . I . , 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 - l l was presented at the N C I C Dra '7!ze Plmfu... Row l B Ell1s I Oderk1rk N Schauer Mrs MCKIHZIC J Oswald Row 2. B Collm J Olsten P Kmmry J Pantt1la Row 3 B Johnson J Farmer H New qu1st E Bennett Anyone 1nte rested n worlung w1th others and hav1ng fun would l1ke the Dramat1c Club of D T H S d1rect1on of Mrs Ralph McK1nz1e As always the club presented a three act play 1n the fall Th1s year s product1on was We Shook The Farruly Tree a comedy by Hlldegarde Dalson presented Nov ember 10 and ll The ent1re cast 1ncluded Jan1ce Olsten Harvey Newqu1st Barbara Johnson Bar bara Bor1ne Rollle Lyman Ronald Pearson Donna Moore Ida Oder k1rk Barbara Elhs Jack Oswald Ernest Bennett and Jud1th Panttlla Thls year the club prepared several Chrxstmas plays wh1ch were presented for var1ous clubs and assernbhes The play wh1ch The goal of all hlgh school dramatlsts 15 to become a member of the Nat1onal Thesp1an Soc1ety Agreat deal of hard work and much tlme spent var1ous dramatlc act1v1t1es are necessary for el1g1b1l1ty to the soc1ety Thls year ten people were elected to ,members-sh1p after the fall play ra1s1ng the total membersh1p to s1xteen They are as follows Barbara Collln Barbara Ell1S Jerry Farmer Peggy Ingham D1ck Ladd Rollle Lyman Harvey Newqulst Judy Pantt1la Natahe Schauer and Kenny Young Several more people became el1g1ble for membersh1p after work on One Act Play N1ght was completed February Z5 matlc Fest1val 1n Rochelle 1n Dec ember was a one act comedy On December l9 the Dramat1c Club went to Chlcago to see the popular mus1cal comedy K1ss Me Kate A very enjoyable everung was spent at the WLS studlo 1n the Merchand1se Mart watch1ng an 1D terestmg product1on of Curtam 1me In add1t1on to thelr annual 1n1t1 at1on ceremony and the1r banquet the Thesp1ans presented a rad1o play th1s sprlng The offlcers th1S year were Ida Oderk1rk pres1dent Jack Oswald v1ce presldent Natal1e Schauer secretary Jerry Farmer treasur er Page 48 . on . 9 . 9 I 1 I Y ' 7 ' I . , . , . , . I . . ' on . .. , , . , . , : , . I . . : h . - , . , . , . . D : . , . , . - , . . ' i ' ' . . . . - This year the Club was under the . . , . ,, . l 7 ! , . V ,, . . Q q t. I4 Q s 1 . ,, . . . - i D ' . . . ,, . , - . ,,.. ,, . . , ' , , - . . . . . .- l 1 . 1 . I ' 1 1 1 ' I . . 1 I i 7 . . . , . , , . - . S . , A 1 ' ...'7fze 7fuInq Similar to the Councils of other Clubs in school, the DramatiC Club has its production staff which guides the plans and activities of the Club This consists of the four officers Ida Oderkirk Jack Oswald Natalie Schauer Jerry Farmer and the managers of the various phases of the production such as scenery and stage construction Officers elected the Second semester of 1950 to serve until the second semester of 1951 Were Jack Oswald president Janice Olsten vice president Natalie Schauer secretary and Dick Ladd treaS urer Row 1 J Farmer J Oswald Row 2. N Schauer P Diehl Mrs McK1nz1e I Oderkirk H Newquist Row 3 B Collin B Johnson E Bennett B Ellis Rowl P Rozycki D Moore Y Kennedy J Snyder B Borine .T Kunzie L Smith R Perley I Oderkirk Mrs McK1nz1e RowZ N Schauer Cr Holland D Nolin .T Oswald S O Brien N Glidden B Ellis D Johnson P Kinniry J Panttila ROWZ B Montgomery F Ebbesen D Horan N A Rauworth .T Nelson J Mabel, D Street D Hayter Row 4 L Oderkirk .T Olsten C Hansen P Diehl A Peterson J' Johnson B Johnson Row 5 .T Hall J Oswald N Knapp J Farmer H Newquist J' Hutten P Sweet B Collin D Schnetzle r E B ennett H - Page 49 I . - , 1 x 'Y ff, K , a. 5 - ,eg T 9 1 ' , , 1 - I 1 , n I . , . . I . , . , . , . , . . I . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , , . , . , . . I . , . . , . . . . . rl Q 0 , I , I j 0 ,. O , I , . . : . , . , . , . . , I. , . l . , . . : . , . , . s - Q - , . , . . I . , . 7 ' 1 ' I ' 1 - J o , . , . 1 - . F' 1 v- 'J' .. gy ' f 1. 4 v . - ga ' gf .. .. f 'N N' -- ' U - A .A .. yu S Cf 4 2 - . 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'Jr Rowl D Williams C Johnson T Diedrich J Murray E Cederberg G Gapinski G Pavelich B Burtzos I Lawson V Pierce B Bolen F Hoff man D Silverman Row2 L Twombly R Ainsworth C Nelson J Moss P Arndt W Gates C Blake B Raih J Bjorn D Swineheart B Stewart B Briggs K Barrett Row3 Coach Pacetti K Young J Gillen A Stone J Harms C Humes J Farmer J Overmyer D Collin B Collin R Vag le,B Hoffman J R1dulph B Johnson Coach Novak The Barbs started out the season with a bruising Z5 7 win over the Sycamore Spartans Don Collin scoredtwo T D s to pace the Barb attack The Barbs had a quick setback as a big fast moving squad from West Aurora put them back on their heels by a 25 13 score This was followed by a Z0-0 loss to the Hall Township Redmen. The 'Red Devils were just too fast for the Barbs to handle. Next the Barbs were subdued by the Dixon Dukes by a 13-0 score as Dick Dusing scored two touchdowns to beat the Barbs almost single- handed. Sterling got a scare as Jim Bjorn took the opening kick off and ran it back for a touchdown This served however as an inspiration to the Golden Warriors for they defeated the Barbs 39 Z9 in a scoring duel The Ottawa Pirates helped by a rainstorm in the middle of the sec ond quarter beat the Barbs on an early splurge before the rain Final score: Ottawa 12, DeKalb 0. The Barbs finally got back on the winning side of the ledger as they defeated the injury-ridden Rock Falls Rockets by a 34-0 count. Belvidere's Bucs were the victims of the Barb's finale for the season, the Barb power producing a 38-0 win. Page 52 n '7!w Klwlcl 'Y' ff K! I .' ' 'Z , 's- 1. R 'G , ct- J - I . Q -- :Jr p '- X--S rj! Q Q Row 1: R. Fulton, J. Schoo, D. Overmyer, S. Stewart, G. Phelps, C. Guthrie, H. Ravatt, R. Osterhout, G. VanMeter, F. Guigle. Row Z: H. Schepler, B. Sm1th F Garc1a D Hunter D Schmldt Elhott N Strmglos E Arndt F Rongey Kyler C Telford B Green B Cook B R Burtzos D Hammerlch C Marshall Mannmg G Clarke Stalwarts 1n the l1ne were .Tunlor Pavehch a sen1or Bob Hoffman a Jumor Ed Cederberg a semor Don Sllverman a Jumor and Ke1th Barr ett another of the twenty three Jun 1ors on the squad who were helped out by e1ght sen1ors and f1ve soph omores The Barbs football team ended the season w1th a record of three W1ns agalnst fxve losses Th1s 1S not a true p1cture of the season as when the Barbs d1d lose lt was only by a small margm Th1s 1S brought out as the Barbs scored more total po1nts forthe season than thelr opp onents. Leadxng scorers for the Barbs were B1l1Burtzos, a sen1or, and .T1m Bjorn, a Jumor. Other outstand Page 53 R McLean R Mass1er J' Barr H R Herrmann S Ryan Row 3 R Johnson C Lmdeberg .T Vaughn .T Ward R Gap1nsk1 D Cook S mg players were .T1m Harmes .Tumor Humes and Don Colhn all sophomore backs Another outstandmg sen1or back was Dallas W1l11ams The 1949 D T H S frosh soph football team ended the season w1th a 3 won and 4 lost record W1ns were over West Aurora Bel v1dere and Rockfalls Losses were to Sterhng Ottawa Hall Townsh1p and D1xon There were 11 sophomores who were awarded letters along with 7 freshmen. flaaqfa and 7a rc: .sung f gu Mjb X George Pavel1ch .Tume Stand Out guard All Conference select1on h1s .Tun1or year elected capta1n B111 Burtzos P1le Dr1v1ng Fullback elected most valuable player Dallas W1ll1ams Mundo Sl1p pe ry halfback Ivan Lawson Hxppxt a valuable center m1ssed f1rst three games due to broken arm J'1m Bjorn a .Tumor halfback a fast and tr1cky runner 375, Don Sllve rman Sylvester other .Tumor that could Hold That L1ne Al Stone a bulwark on defense w1ll be around next year Bob Hoffman the older of the Hoff man Brothers a .Tumor guard J1I'1'1l la1'IT1S Sophomore uarter back anexcellentpasser Ke1th Barrett .Tun1or end had trouble hangmg on to the ball Ed Cederberg an end that could really p1ck up h1s blockers Page 54 H' ' y R V X147- e' i 4 - I A by ,S F X t l X , ,, Y. Ak ' .7 . I' ' ' lie f so as , ' ' K rg' , - N' fr 4 . K l it c exe 1 Q ...U . H ..... - . 'H H n....aI'l- ... ' 'H .... ' fl - lweel' lfze Ex Front J. Hutten, J'. Os- Wald, Back' M. Swmeheart, A. Swmtzer. Front G Dertxnger C Dayton R Novak Back N Pacett1 FN. Page 55 5: is 1 o S 5 22 X 1 .T E K .f I J :T 2 ax ...A , .aw 'ii .ff P LA I : . ' , N A , . , I 1 1 ,K M' . X k . . I ' 'S' ie Q S-.-S'-8-W-I-5-04-04-041 Rowl J' E1l1ott .T Carpenter D Sllverman D .Tohnson D Moore B Burtzos D Struthers E Overmyer Row Z K Barrett K Nordeen .T Budd K Young P .Arndt W Ralh .T Rldulph X 2 fx r My xx? A , Rowl .T Butler D Overmyer R Mass1er B Cook J' Harmes B Green Row 2 L Solsrud F Hoffman B Bolen N Campbell A Anderson H Schepler B Swambum Row 3 .T Vogeler W Read .T Vaughn B Johnson D Schm1dt D Hammer1ch R Rasmusen C Lmdeberg Page 56 gas? V' , ' R fa- 'L B I 1, 1 A . is' . . ,-l. - ' tu. R ,ui , fax 351, 1,,u4s - n .2 X, 3 B, .- A! .X XJT H5 U X, A L 'mul H C' gf i' 7 'P If T31 I Y ,Q x Ivy? if w - a C X F z fl . ii ' .. . , H gt B X pgs 2 as V A GA gh t .4 N ff ll U V I ' R l Q N mf - 5 v RNLMT x .Tumor Overmyer left us 1n m1dseason scored nearly one thous md polnts fox orange and black r51llBurtzos sldehned wlth an anl lc xnjury before h1s lnjury he took over .Tumor s spot D1ck Johnson towered above otha r playc rs at 6 4 good man when the rebounds fe fluly Delos Struthers Moose accurate at the free throw lme has deadly push shot frorn out on the floor Dive Mooxe 6 3 forward plug of the squad Don S1lverman really tackles those rebounds stands 6 2 has an accurate left handed hook shot JackCa1penter has a deadly Jump shot stinds 6 Z and does 1 swell Job of reboundlng Jlm Budd 6 Z juruor m proved rap1dly as the season progressed .T1m E1lo1tt remembered for hxs 70 foot shot durmg the Ottawa game shoots w1th elther hand B111 Ralh W1ndy depend able 1f sent mn the game when some errmg reg-ular fouled 144414 Ns- YQXXL Nt INA., -,pf Page 57 UXLH 1-:V :lf 239-5 B ' ' r . ..... in y T -Z - , 1 A If - . .X , . AN 2 an, fl X X , ,sV. f, tl , ' A ' ' 1 - 4 ' ' X fxirfrfz . ' Q 2 ' ' .. ' ' ' , 1 i 5 ' 5 X , 3 ji. 1 I9 . a K e F T L V 'ax ll t y 1 4 N X iw R . K4 1 . . -- - . QV' ' u H .... 33 En . - 2 M - get N A' , H A 1-' ' '...Q. r A fr ' 1 X: M 3 is r W. . Y Q1 a consistent scorer .... .Spark ?, , n 3 ' v LWNX -2 ,, 4 av ti X 9 A . .. t h X j w 1- , - X I s g, .vq N . ,L X X ff J - IV.. 1 M A - ' ' ' .... i - 'A ,f . VV-J ,. 'RJRWIH t8 X If A 1 ..... . ' K p ' .Q Q 7 pk ' .V ...M f U .... - ft I 1,4 1, ' ' .Q if , Xxx J U I. ff I ffzxx A 1 X . Q ftp N Gdkfftfalld BMJ4 D L e ler D Melneke .T Sp1tZ M Uerrrdanr L 13- Blaglnl B Ballard The 1949 50 Barb season closed w1th af1ne record 1n sp1te of the fact that they had played a hard schedule Coach Dertmger f1rst myer and the squad defeated Free port 1n the f1rst week of the season The team lagged somewhat then found 1tself and f1n1shed the season w1th 16 w1ns agamst ten losses The Barbs f1n1shed second 1n the NCIC and took runner up honors 1n the DeKalb Hollday Tournament when the West Aurora team whlch was then rated second 1n the state defeated the Barbs 1n the f1na1s Dave Moore was elected honorary captaln for the season and .Tun1or Overmyer was voted the most valu able player Delos Struthers was proflclency at the free throw l1ne Struthers was able to make n1ne out of thlrteen attempts for an average of 692 Carpenter Ell1ott and S1lverman are Jumors and w1ll be back next season Comb1ned w1th the out standlng frosh soph squad of th1s year prom1se for a f1ne team 15 1n store Page 58 i N nl built his attack around Junior Over- awarded the Lions Club trophy for medal? ll y Murray G Knoll D Struthers P Arndt K Young H Newqu1st I Farmer D Overmyer The 1949 track season started off w1th the annual lnter class track and f1eld meet The sen1ors won followed by the Junlors freshmen and sophomores The team won flrst place ln the d1str1ct meet at Rockford and took second place 1n the conference DeLos Struthers Don Struthe rs The track team had a f1ne season sendlng seven boys to state They were Norman Eckstrom relay team Re1der Watson relay team D1ck Guthr1e relay team and quarter m1le Bob Punzel relay team and two twenty yard dash B111 Burtzos pole vault Glenn Gustafson h1gh Jump and .Toe MIKCZ shot put Kenny Young 'Q-J' J. , . 7 a 9 o 7 -1 7 ' . 7 . , . . l . ' . 7 I ' ' , , 9 ' , 1 . . . , ' 9 , - - 1 1 I , ' ' 5 o ' , 1 l I 'X L V Q 2 K -W 1 i , , J. Q X c A ' he Q ' Wy Y l S .. Q TN? I f , I, , t x , A ' ' X M4 My y :Xp f 4 fs. . Q ' I x . x i 'X 4., fi, Q S xx I Page 59 I '4 14 s4f12'! Row 1 E Overmeyer .T Hunt W Ra1h ILawson R Lyman J' Bjorn Row Z M M1kez .T Wrmght GMyers D Boardman B Foster .T MCKIDZIC .T M1kez Rlrvlng coach B Irv1ng mascot In the summer baseball program carr1ed on by the NCIC our DeKalb Barbs took th1rd place behmd th1s year s champ1on Sterhng and Hall the runnerup DeKalb s lettermen 1n the1r spect1ve pos1t1ons were .Toe M1kez outf1elder B111 Raxh p1tcher and outf1elder Bob Foster f1rst base Ivan Lawson second base 11m MCKIHZIC shortstop .Tumor Over myer th1rd base John Hunt second base and outf1elder George Myers outf1e1der Buzz Lyman outf1elder I1mBJorn f1rst base and catcher D1ck Boardman outf1elder and Glenn Gustafson f1rst base The DeKalb golf team had a successful season ln 1ts th1rd year t D T H S The team took f1rst place 1n the d1str1ct meet .Tack Halverson took th1rd place ln the d1str1ct meet but mlssed makmg the trlp to State The 1950 Golf Team Rowl R Core D Grant B Stevens B Stewart W Gulhckson RowZ J Moss, K Aust1n .T Gordon B Mercer .T Nehr1ng : . , . , . ' , . , . , . ' . 4 . 9 0 . , . , . , . , Q . H 9 . l , - C 7, - ' C D- . , g . . . . . . a . D I h . , , , . . . I 3 ' , . , . . re- catcherg .Tack Wright, pitcher and . 3 . ., . ' 5 , ' 1 , 4 ' ' ' , 1 ' - , ' 4 , . 1 , ' 5 , ' 3 . . , . 5 . I . 2 A Y qv I . ' ' : . , U. , . . , .. , : I. , . , . an Swan 'fix Rowl C Quarnstrom B Elhs .T Makarrall .T Myers .T Sp1tz M Quarnstrom Row2 .T Oswald .T Sm1th .T Conhn M Lessly D Z1eg1er A Peterson Row 3 M1ss Sprckerman .T Moss K Young V Plerce .T Sm1th Thxs year the Nere1ds chose as thelr off1cers Joan Myers presl dent Barbara .Tohnson v1ce pres1dent and Audrey Peterson secretary treasurer The Swxm Club was sponsered by M1ss Splckerman The Nerexds have come a long way sxnce the club started f1ve years ago. They have worked hard to perfect the1r synchron1zat1on of strokes, stunts, and format1ons. Page 61 When the club was f1rst organ1zed much attent1on was focused on speed swxmmmg It wasn t unt1l three years ago that synchron1z1ng strokes and stunts to musrc was tr1ed Sxnce then much progress has been made Oual1f1cat1ons for a potentxal member of Sw1m Club are these he must be able to sw1m 1n good form, f1Ve lengths of the crawl, back crawl, s1de stroke, and breast stroke. He must also be able to execute, 1n good form, such stunts as the dolphm, k1p, and p1ke. A prospect1ve member IS judged by current Sw1m Club members. Q E O .,.... A, Mal A , -.r .. ' F t ' N l I X , K 5 1 , 1 5 g Z 1 -Nm.. 1 w , a.- . X, f - . T ,l , iq ' , wg. ' N if t C . J f A , 2 ' ' -N, . I ' ' ! 0 I - , n , . . , , ' : ' 1 o 7 . I , , , , 1 - . I , , , . , ' 1 - . , .- . . . . . , . 1 g ' . 5 , . . - 1 1 Geac! Spawn Nl! The GAA offered avariety of sports for the girls who are inter ested athletics Last fall hockey speed ball hiking and archery were the main aCt1V1t1eS on the agenda As the weather grew colder basket ball bowling volley ball dancing swimming and 1nd1v1dualact1v1t1es took their place in the lime light This spring the attent1on turned to h1k1ng soft The highest honor a G A A girl may obtain is to have her name in scribed on the G A A Honor Cup This award is won by a senior girl who has been selected by her fellow club members as the best all round g1rl sportsmanship This year the G A A abandoned an old custom and started the year w1th something new Instead of the usual comlc 1n1t1at1on the G A A held a formal one instead All the G A A ers worked toward a similar goal receiving the High State award This is given only to a senior who has earned Z OOO points act1v1t1es Before earning the High State it 1S possible to earn several other awards including year num erals the School Letter and the Low State award The advisers forthe club are Mrs leadership and sports ability Appell and M155 Splckerman Rowl M Quarnstrom M Garrison D Averill J' McKarra11 B Johnson S W1lCOX RowZ P Ingham C Olson N Osenberg M Sulaver D Ziegler C Nelson Row3 Miss Spickerman .T Scott F Allen S Luhtala Mrs Appell Page 62 in . i . . . , , . . , . . . . . , . . . , I - I 7 . , l . 7 . - . . . . , - 1 , , ball- and Lacrosse- by participating in various G.A.A. i ' , . . . s v 1 1 , I l 1 . 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Baadlewi ,..'Ef'-' Mfr Rowl D Me1neke M Herrmann J' Spltz Row2 P Blaglhl D Schnetzler C Nelson I Oderlurk D Stark Row3 Nhss Quaerna N Osenberg M Schepler B Ballard D Zlegler N Schauer Mlss Larson Pep Club IS an all grrls organl zat1on Whose purpose IS to back the D T H S teams promote good sportsmansh1p and sponsor pep sluts for assembl1es These pep sess1ons play a b1g part 1n the Pep Club program Through these sk1ts lt 1S hoped the students w1ll take an mterest ln school Splrlt and good sportsman sh1p Spr1ng brought the b1ggest event ofthe school year for Pep Club g1rls and lettermen At th1s t1me the club honored all D THS letter men w1th a banquet Pep Club glrls were el1g1ble to go to the banquet through earnlng po1nts for attendmg meetmgs and games, or work1ng on comm1ttees. FOllOW1Hg the banquet the coronat1on of the k1ng and queen of sports was a much ant1c1pated event The counc1l cons1sted of the s1x cheerleaders and seven off1cers The regular cheerleaders were Dett1e Me1neke Marcella Herrmann Dorothy Zlegler and .Toan Spltz Carol Nelson was pres1dent of Pep Club ass1sted by Dor1s Stark vxce pres1dent Marlene Schepler sec retary Nancy Osenberg chart1ng secretary Delores Schnetzler treasurer Ida Oderk1rk program cha1rman andNatal1eSchauer pub l1c1ty cha1rman. Advlsers th1s year were M155 Larson and M1ss Quaerna. .L MQ., ill J? 'Q X . E ' , N . v kk , Qgpl., H f 1 A ' t 1 -an i i .,,, lx x ,rs Q X XE , . A x W y X , l 4,6 vu F X ts ,S f C .l w ' uf, ' 1 V' P 1 ' ' ' K ' I l , ' - . . . ' ' 1 - 1 - 1 . . , . , ' 1 - , . . I u , , , , 9 ' I ' 1 ' 1 . . . , . . . . . . . , . , . . . . . . . . . , , , . . . . . 1 1 . 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R.-.wmr.4z,Y.-um,MXM x,...-- -,Rm Slfda ' 70 Sauce Rowl .T Embree .T Myers P D1ehl P Ingham RowZ D Aver 111 S W11cox D Brooks .T Olsten Row3 M Lothson N Osenberg .T Panttlla M155 N entworth Row 1 K Hamrneuch P Blaglnl .T Galbreath N MC Lean N McNeely Row Z G Holland B Benson .T .Tohnson Row 3 N .Tudd .T Mabel E Carlson .T Hawkms Row 4 C Gon nerman M A Furr B Bradt .T .Tones .T Huntley B Hammond Row 5 Hansen E Anderson M Leslle P Hubbard Row 1 .T Qu1tno A Pxgott P Dlehl D Wlllrett Row 2 S O Brlen .T Snyder C R1Ch ardson .T Hayes Row 3 D N011T1 N A RauWO1'th Z Yount .T Pantt1la .T Raddatz M Page 68 lfey Mm I X.. S Rowl .T Hutten D .Tohnson .T Farmer B Steve R ns ow 2 M Walhn .T Oswald V Peterson B Berg D Ladd ROW3 G Embree W Kahle C OBr1en .T N1em1nen E Bennett Mr Perr ll R e 1 OW4 H NeWqU1St .T Sm1th B Hoffman .T Murray B Br1ggs E Peterson The Y Teens w1th the1r adv1ser th1ngs around school After open lng the year w1th a p1cn1c for new gmrls they contlnued w1th a Father Daughter party the g1rls and the1r fathers spend1ng the even1ng play mg games At the regular b1 weekly meetmgs there was a fme var1ety of good pro grams Servlce for others was not om1tted for the g1rls sponsored Chrxstmas baskets for local needy fam1l1es and a cloth1ng dr1ve for European war sufferers One of the outstand1ng soc1al events of the year was the Y Teen formal dance on February 18 Followmg th1S the g1rls were 1n charge of a World Day of Prayer program on February Z4 and the Holy Week ser v1ces before school 1n the mornmg The f1nal events of the year were the Mother Daughter banquet and the tea for senlor g1rls and faculty The Tumor K1wan1s or Key Club 15 an organ1zat1on sponsored by the DeKalb chapter of K1wan1s Internat 1onal Although lt 15 only three years old the Key Club has develop ed 1nto an actxve organ1zat1on w1th a membershlp of th1rty f1ve Under the capable leadersh1p of .Tack Murray and Mr Perrel11 as club adv1ser the club has accomp l1shed a number of th1ngs th1s year They cleaned and pohshed all the troph1es and f1xed up the old trophy case to make more room They also decorated the gymnasmm for th1s year s county wxde basketball ban quet .Toe Hutten d1d a good Job as sec retary of the club and Harvey New qu1st was treasurer It 15 hoped that the Key Club w11l contmue to be actlve 1n years to come . d 1 ' Q ' ' 35 k Tx . x ,I ' X . 1 , , . Q ' : . , . , , , D I Z ' 2 1 9 e , , , . . : Q ' 4 . . 1 Q , . , , , . , . Q - : . , . ' , , , , , T I ' :- - , . . . , Miss Wentworth, do a number of ' ' ' ' , . 1 . . s I . 1 Y ' I 9 I . . , - . . . . i - ' 9 ! , - , - Page 69 ' 41i'fimZecl T CMI! Vw Rowl C Dresser .T Ho1dr1dge F Gamb1ll M A Harms ROWZ .T Golden M155 Quaerna C Swartz Servmg the Commerc1al Club as Mary Ann Harms ass1st1ng her are the v1ce pres1dent Frances Gamb1ll an he secretary treasurer Joyce Holdrldge The adv1ser for the club 15 M155 Puth Ouaerna The purpose of the Commerc1al Club 1S to g1V8 1ts members an op portun1ty to assume adult responsl b1l1t1es It teaches 1ts members who w1ll later enter the buslness world how to prepare for leader sh1p as well as future employment Students belong1ng to the Com merc1al Club reallze that besldes hav1ng ab1l1ty they must also have 1r11t1at1ve 1m'1g1nat1on buslness preparat1on and leadershlp qual1 t1es before they can expect to 'ld vance to responslble posltlons The Commerclal Club was organ aff1l1ated w1th the Future Bus1ness Leaders of Amer1ca Th1s made the club a part of a nat1onal organ1 zatxon To better acqua1nt 1ts members w1th the vocat1onal pOSS1b1l1t1eS ln the DeKalb area the Commerc1al Club has 1nv1ted several men and women from the d1fferent offlces 1n th1s area to speak to them Qual1f1cat1ons for membershxp 1n the Commerc1al Club are set forth 1n the Club s const1tut1on It re qulres that a student be enrolled 1n at least one subject 1n the com me rclal department of D T H S New members are approved by a two th1rds vote of the old members The Commerc1al Club meets every flrst and thlrd Wednesday of the month Page 70 if 'lm V Ll - . . Q sf '47 'M F sl cr U C' t I Al n U- .V V Q ,, :A , . ' L 'Al . s . 9' - o ,'. ' . .a '- president for the year 1949-1950 is ized in 1947, and at that time it . , d t - . .- Nun Que Rowl R Mull B Johnson A Jacobson M Str1glos E Arndt A Swltzer K Anderson G Ell1s B Fulton J Hutten Row 2. M Wal lm F Heller R Larsen J Nehr1n A Stone D Struthers B Her z g R P1ttman R Cress Row 3 J-I Newqu1st B Mxtchell J Farley R Montgomery C Nelson B Osterhout T D1edr1ch Mr K1ttleson The Sportsman s Club was one of the largest boys organ1zat1ons 1n our school th1s past year It had a membershxp of forty f1Ve The purpose of th1s club IS to help the boys 1n learnmg more about hunt1ng and f1sh1ng and also trapplng The club has had numerous act1 V1t16S th1s past year. Included 1n these was the1r tr1p to the Sports Show at Navy Pxer 1n Chmago last February Page 71 lhe club also 1nv1ted several Well known sportsmen from th1s v1c1n1ty to talk to the boys at the1r meet1ngs They also saw sev eral mov1es on hunt1ng and flshlng and game conservat1on Thxs club 15 well worth any boy s t1me Th1s past year Vernon P1erce has been pres1dent of the club wh1le Harvey Newqu1st and B111 Johnson served as secretary and treasurer respect1vely. Mr. K1ttleson 15 the club adv1ser. f o 0 l Q Q , fi A 'ff' K xr ' , . ' - , Y 1 Y ' , . J ' l ' . u- ,fk ' , Q ,.. . , . . . Q Q 1.1 . .I lt , x ,Q . xi - L 1 1 . Q K z I . , . , . , . , . , . , . Q - , . , . , . , . . . . y .. l y Q 1 a , 1 3 a 3 u '- 1 , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 0 . . - - , . . . - - - l . . - . . . K - . , . . . - , JAM U! '7!w Sad Row 1 J' Mart1nson H Staurland R Staurland R Herrmann D Webster Row 1 R Setchell E O Donnell W Sanderson R Vogeler R Larson The purpose of the F F A 1S to promote agr1cultura1leadersh1p co operat1on and c1t1zensh1p among 1ts members The F F A members under the superv1s1on of Mr Furr str1ve through the lowest order of Green Hands to become Future Farmers then State Farmers and f1na1ly the hlghest goal Amerlcan Farmers One of the ma1n events on the F F A schedule 1S the1r Father and Son Banquet wh1ch was held on December 14 th1s year Last summer the members par t1c1pated 1n the d1str1ct and state Row 1 C Seldel M Walhn B Sher1dan R W1ll1ams .T Walters Row 2 C Nelson C Huber H Cull1son E .Tacox Mr Furr Row 1 C Anderson F Gulgle P F1tzpatr1ck E Arndt A Bockland W Everett Row Z D P Arndt .T Barr H Elhott R G1-1swald Judglng contests They earned f1rst d1v1s1on 1n fat stock Judg1ng and a second d1v1s1on 1n da1ry Judg 1ng Ind1v1dual honors went to Charles Nelson who won f1rst place out of 1500 other entr1es for h1S essay How to Prevent L1vestock Losses on the Farm Th1s contest was sponsored by the Armour Pack1ng Company and W M A O Th1s year John Buehler was pre Sldent of F F A Other off1cers were Mxlton Walhn v1ce pres1 dent Charles Anderson treasurer Chuck Nelson Secretary and Don ald Fredrlckson reporter Page 72 0 o ri x A I . , . , . , . , . . I . , . , . , . 1. i I 0 v 1 . , Y X' 1 I . , . ' 7 - 1 . . , . , . '37 , 5' My I Q n I V . , . . . , . , . I . I . A . . : h A L , , . . .V A. . if 'xi ' it . I , I . , . , . , - , . . -- I . , . 9 9 - 1 . , . . 1 . . . a . . . . . - - 1 1 . . . . . , . . , . . ss - 1 ,, . , . 1 . , . . . . .. . . 9 ' . . . . , , . . . . . . . - . . ' 9 ' . 1 1 1 , ,. 9 9 ' . . . . . 1 . Fredr1ckson R Cochrane 14 Saitek In '7une... fm Rowl Mrs Colv1n R Mc Neel Mrs Elhott Row2. M alters D F1nnestad .T Holdmdge Rowl D Fumestad G Rohrer .T Rohrer .T Schroeder Row Z C Peterson D Lucas W1th Mrs C0lv1n and Mrs Elhott as sponsors of the1r club the F H A glrls have completed a successful year of fun and work Last fall they sent Mary Lou Walters and Joyce Holdr1dge to the House of Delegates meetmg at Forreston February ZZ was an 1mportant date on the F H A calendar for on th1s day they prepared a supper for the mothers of the members and also 1n1t1ated the freshmen as new members of the club Page 73 ROWI B D1ehl .T Snyder M Walters N McNeely ROW 2 E Montavon R Neely .T I-Io1dr1dge In the sprung the F H A was par t1cularly busy They sponsored a style show sent representatlves to part1c1pate 1n the Rally at Polo and ordered speclal F H A plns beamng the1r emblem Rose McNeely was to chosen serve as pres1dent th1s year Joyce Holdr1dge was v1ce pres1dent Mary Lou Walters as secretary and Donna Flnnestad as treasurer Mc O I ' F I . , . 1 Vy, . . 1 , , ,, i , V - 1 - 1 - t- I .. V . . . , . , . ,ax . , , . Q im. , i 2 ' ' ' ' 1 R , 1 . . s 4 F m.? x' t ,s , - - t V Y . 1- E ,R , I1 , ,. I p ' f I . , . 5 , . , . 1 . p ' - 1 . 2 . , . . h W ' ' 1 l I 1 3 o I 0 I , ' ' 1 . . . ' I 9 . . . , - 9 . 1 . gl ehcufa gdpranal T T Row l .T Ou1tno .T Embree C Swartz RowZ .T Dav1s N .Tudd F Gamb1ll D Nol1n Row3 R Perley M Montavon .T Nelson .T Ness Row4 B Hammond M Lothson R Plgott .T Cunz.1e Row 5 M Lessly S Staurland Mlss Flormo S we have a Span1sh Club at DTHS and qulte an actlve one too The purpose of Spanlsh Club 1S to further the 1nterest of the students 1n the Span1sh language and to pro mote understand1ng between the Un1ted States and Spamsh Amer1 can countr1es Students who w1sh to Jo1n Span1sh Club must have stud1ed Span1sh or must be enrolled 1n the class now Dur1ng the1r rneetzngs Wh1Ch are held every two weeks the club members have lnterestxng and enterta1n1ng programs such Spanxsh speak1ng guests from the Commumty play1ng of Spanlsh games and l1sten1ng to Span1sh mus1c Club members planned a Chr1st mas party and decorated the class room for the hohdays An annual event for the Span1sh Club s the celebrat1on of Pan Amerlcan Day on Apr1l 14 h1gh hghted by a banquet w1th all the tr1mm1ngs Students attend1ng the banquet wear Spamsh dress whxch makes It a colorful affalr Off1CETS for the past year have been Marlys Lothson pres1dent Swanh1ld Staurland v1ce pres1dent Betty Hammond secretary Dlck P1gott treasurer Nancy Judd program cha1rman MISS Florlo the Span1sh teacher 1S the Club sponsor Page 74 .'A'A t N . - . 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I . 1 ' D ' 3 . , I . , . , . , . . : . , . , u - - as - . 1, S1, - - , :x v - . i .- I 1 , 1 1 u 0 . , . . . , . . . 1 ' 9 1 ' - V I S , as 7 1 3 . - . . 9 . 9 ' ' . . rqmalewa 14 5414 One of the most individualistic clubs existing at DTHS IS the Art Club Each member works upon his own individual project which is some form of art that interests him In this way many different projects are completed and each member has the opportunity of doing what interests him most Stenc1l1ng carving and glass paint ing are among the most popular activities undertaken by the Art Club Although there are only a few members in the Club they have all worked mdustriously and have accompli ned their major goals one of which was to make and sell Chr1stmas corsages This plan proved to be so successful that it will be continued next year Glendola Bowman headed the Art Club as president and Larry Gillis filled the other executive position as secretary treasurer Of course the club could not have made much progress without the excellent advice of Miss Elliott Rowl S Staurland M Smith Row 2 B Johnson Miss Elliott G Bowman Row 3 L Gillis R Pearson H Cullison Page 75 I n u 1 . u p 'CA . ' 1 ' 9 , - , .. . , . . . . . , . . . . . . . , , . . I . , . , . . -,, ' A Q ,Vi i , A . 1 gf, - it , Q , it va . ,, , gal ES A' Q, cr , .5 r z. an F, rl 1 , I I ft? ...J ...J 1, Rowl M Sulaver B Elhs I Oderklrk .T .Tacobson N Fraser Row 2 S Stefan1 C Kempson I MaKarrall The ma1n servxce whxch the Glrl s Servmce League performs IS that of prov1d1ng momtors for the lower hall where the g1r1s lockers are located The g1rls keepawatchful eye on the traff1c dur1ng classes and Wrlte down the names of those who open lockers for books. They also act as gu1des to v1s1tors to our school. One g1rl from each home room 1S a representat1ve in the organ1zat1on. Some of the other g1rls volunteer thelr study halls to be of serv1ce as momtors M1ss Sp1ckerman and Mrs Appell are the adv1sers for the group Furthermore, there are monltors 1n the g1rls' locker room dur1ng the gym classes. These g1rls take care of Jewelry for the members of the phys1cal educat1on class and keep guard on the lockers. I o Q 5 all V g 5 W 9 Q 'J Fail Q as l U ...... 5 Pa e 76 i?!1f04't7.466z The mam reqmrement for ad mxttance to Dance Apprec1at1on Club IS an 1nterest 1n modern dance Thls year the Dance Club was 1n Vlted to many programs w1th wh1ch the college dance organ1zat1on was assoc1ated In add1t1on to thls the group went to Sonja Hen1e s Ice REVIEW 1n January as well as to S Stefan1 E Anderson P V3HC11 several Ch1cago mus1cals Off1cers elected th1s year were Evelyn Anderson pres1dent Sue Stefan1 VICE pres1dent and Pat Vanc1l secretary treasurer Mrs Appell 1S the Dance Apprec1 atlon Club Sponsor Rowl P Cot1l1o S Stefam C Taylor P Rozyck1 Mrs Appell E W1lk1ns P Vanc1l B McFa1l Row Z C Turner A Hathway C Swanson G Bowman E Anderson Z Yount I Mantgares C Kempson Page .n,'-f' Q 'N 'ia Dfw S- J , I 'I ?' x . 0-- ' ' 3 , . ik 3 s 'af 1 S , t mi Q A I h mm Si ii is X . Q s j X I 3 ,K : s ,fc -iv. N . 'H X uni an V f -1 ww, 3 ,W .gg . 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L P-p Cl 2,3, 1 -- ,11 IN ME MORIAM JOHN THOMAS DITTRICH Born .Tune 7 1932 Dmed July 31 1949 The Class of 1950 W1SheS to pay irxbute to a class mate whose good cheer and fmendlmess made h1m a pleasant compamon and a we11 11ked schoolmate We regret hls sudden death we shall noi forget h11'n 11tt1e more to the world ln order 'that we Can IIVP up io the best ln h1m and 1n us In that way we can show that ' Dgatk IS not an end It 15 a new 1mpu1se His loss presents to us a challenge to contribute just a Tltle Pigs School Adrnlnlstrallon Faculty Sfudent Counc 11 Nl unix n inc L Cltalf Honors Sm nlor Offu erq S1 nmor Cl avi .Tun OI Q uc rs .Tunlor Cl me Sophomolc Oflu 1 rs Sophomore Class Frm shnw mn Ofllc 1 Fra shm in C1155 B ind Chorus B xrble 1 QL iff 1 llllf St N W Pennu L, ntxtt Spanx h The spl me Drdrn auf Club ind Counc ll Varslty I' ootb all L1glllWi uwhl Foolb ill lnd1v1dual Footblll ljlilllft s 54 TABLE OF CONTENTS Coaghpb and M lnugwerb Basketball lndlxlduil B wks tb ill Plclurc 2, Chem rleade rs Tr ic lc B me bill ind Coll SWITTT Club Cr A A COl1NC1l G A A Pc p Club Counc 1l Pep Club Y Teens Ccxnimc rc 1 11 Club 55 Ozfsnu in s Club F F A H bpunlah Club All Club Cflrlb SLTVILI Le agua Dmge Appre c muon Club Calendar Sonmor lndoxc John Dlllfltll Mc INOI1dl Page J 7 'fzv..r ,,.,. ,n,W,.. 3 'r'. 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