Dekalb High School - Kalibre Yearbook (Dekalb, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

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' , ' in our school :meh student is Laying the foundation on 5am xii UW C and C yy '70 The men who furn1sh the hnk between the taxpayers and the school adm1n1strat1on are those who serve on the Board of Educa t1on Th1s year Kenneth M Snyder pres1dent and Raymond E Austm Secretary have been ably ass1sted by John R Boardman Howard A Nelson and Ralph E Nelson Our Wdch Gam W4 he d bln oixen be bow rx morei out Wkmg, sfhoo 5 I-Q8 T Y Wm devi YXOU Scene x erxntefl H YDS me Hof ur su Suylxva t 3 Set U dvmen O Gel egd 3 OXX 6 CY ki beg 5-5a XA!-s rge O he nece k XG dox' Ornbg la when C1065 WOT exft C XVQS e X115 axffo YQCQ r -5 E' he W -5 xhe 53 ed blew U1 D ffl X70 XS X 10 M1669 an he P Schallevgege MUN iomof Yow Worx txzlerxg' ior be xtef CX problems are therr problems our successes are thelr successes As abody they functmon to help us 1n many ways They help to chart the road on wh1ch we travel 1n order to ga1n the rlght k1nd of educat1on educat1on wh1ch w1ll help us 1n our future l1fe and future work R Nelson .T Boardman K Snyder H Nelson and R Austln Page 8 Um 14 aalwn 0 U1 P1'1nClpaanyStudent flgufe of D THS MP 0 Off1Ce Ch HOP h arg af e absence IS dunes Of the afnular when and fa lnclu Sfude st neces rdl' sl e sl nt Udent Sal- 1 s 811111 speclal affalrs selllng tfiounselln Sldes tests lv adm lckets fo g I, HO sez-vlng en to Stud lnlsterlngr e Ihatlcs p e teach nts llgave such T H it lghefrfgclpal aders B fine ls fort athe Wlllm t e 'nan as Unate to 0 h a Wa one o elp those 11158 ready a1tS need n Mr Perrelll completmg h1s fourth year here 15 D1rector of Currlculum and Supervlslon 1n the DeKalb schools In both the hlgh school and the elementary schools he mnforms teachers of new methods and mater1als and tr1es to help stu dents who have trouble 1n some par tlcular area Mr Pe r rell1 Q-.., M1- The adm1n1strat1on of 1950 51 has shown great mterest 1n the students and the school th1s year W1thout the cooperat1on of adm1n1strat1on board and faculty the school would not be as productwe and worthwh1le In the last year the admmlstratlon has cooperated 1n many ways w1th the teach1ng staff to brlng about hlgher standards of educat1on and better fac1l1t1es for all aCt1V1t1CS The admlmstratlon has made many lmprovements around our school th1s year Equalxzmg the school day schedule to three hours 1n both morn lng and afternoon was one of the major changes The 1mprovement of the football f1eld has altered the appearance of the school grounds The old bleachers were replaced wlth new ones of the knock down type and the old rusty fence surroundmg the athletmc f1eld was replaced by a h1gh steel one Mr Charles Dayton was appomted to the newly created pos1 t1on of athlet1c d1rector and has done a splendld Job Page 9 xx o 0 o T . . 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'. ...... .5 ..... ,. 764 Mrs Deegan B E MA Wh1te water State Teachers College Northwestern co sponsor of Pep Club teaches Soc1alStud1es Book keeplng Busmess Law and Bus1 ness Ar1thmet1c Mr Raddatz B A M A North Central College Columb1a U of W1scons1n teaches Mus1c and HIS tory Mrs Scott MA U of I1l1no1s U of W1scons1n North western teaches Engl1sh co spon sor of Pep Club M1ss Kuehl B S LaCrosse State New York Un1vers1ty sponsors G A A and Sw1m Club Mxss Sorensen B E M A 1no1s State Normal Un1vers1ty State UH1VeTS1ty of Iowa teaches typlng shorthand and Offlce Ma clunes adv1sor of Student Councll Mr Dayton B S M S Lombard College Butler Un1vers1ty U of lll1no1s U of Southern Cal1forn1a Athletlc Dlrector teaches Physlcal Educatlon coaches frosh soph football and track .Bal M1ss Helmmg M A or nell Columb1a U of Wlsconsxn Washmgton U Rocky Mountam School of Languages teaches Math ematlcs Mr Elllott B E M A NISTC U of W1scons1n U of Clncago teaches Soclal Studles Mrs Elllott B A M Ed IIIIHOIS Wesleyan Ill1no1s State Normal Colorado A 81 M College teaches homemakmg co Sponsor ofF H A Mr Townes B Ed M S 1n Ed I teaches Geometry and Physxcs M1ss Nelson B A M A Parsons College U of Iowa Mxchlgan State Normal Augustana College teaches Engllsh Mr Sharknas B Ed M S S I U U of M1ch1gan U of Ill1no1s teaches Chem1stry and B1ology Mr Bluhm B M E D M Mus Northwestern Columb1a teaches Band Page ll v ll O O I ' . .... . .... . .... 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' ..... . .... . ..... 111- 1 ' ' ' ' ' We :que .fdllle Buffy as- 9 Q Mrs Munson MTS Flshel' ,K 'NA Mrs Lark1n Here are the g1rls who help keep the school runnlng smoothly We have Mrs F1sher and Mrs Larkm 1n our cornbmatlon 1nformat1on bureau and lost and found department and t1cket off1ce more commonly called the student off1ce and Mrs Munson 1n Mr Sulhvan s off1ce Another person well known to us IS Mrs Clernrrungs the school nurse Mrs Clemmmgs Our cafeter1a staff th1s year 1S headed by Mrs Cutts and Mrs Anderson They feed the many stu dents and faculty members who eat here every day They are asslsted by students who have volunteered to help dur1ng the lunch hour and dur1ng the1r free per1ods each day Although It IS a real Job to keep the cafeterxa operat1ng eff1c1ently th1s staff has served a tasty and enjoy able meal every day Mrs Cutts and Mrs Anderson Not too well known here at D T H S are the men who help keep the school h1tt1ng on all e1ght The ma1ntenance staff thls year 1ncludes Ray Pollock Ben Snyder George Hatten Nels Johnson and Alfred Rlch These men are keenly lnter ested 1n our h1gh school and do much to make lt successful Much credlt goes to them for keep1ng our school attract1ve and 1n good cond1t1on Row 1 B Snyder G Hatten A R1ch Row Z R Pollock N Johnson x-XL Z ,L-Q-1-sl! Page 12. YY ' v ll A . . .5 - . . . . - V , - i n-' X 5 7 , .Q f, i ' ' ' f N11 Q ' 1 S A. if . ' O . . . - . , . . . 1 . . - . . . . ' I I 1 1 . 2 - . . . . . ' : . , . , . ' . . , . . . y . . g A .X . ' ' K s 4 -an k on N5 A 1 1 1 Q .X ' 4 tx ' i a yn A , , l fa 'A W X t x. X Agia X -ill'-X - .aw .V tyrgsb- v 'lane WMU The choice of Keith Barrett to fill the post of Student Body President for the yearl95O-51 has proven to be a wise one. Keith has faithfully served the school and his fellow students during his term of office. As part of his duties, Keith served as the president of D T.H S Student Council Besides holding this post Keith has participated many other school activities He has a good record and is well liked by both teachers and students Active is the best word to des cribe this year s Student Council As a representative government of the students the Council is a demo cratic organization composed of one member from each of the twenty four home rooms thus freshmen sophomores Juniors and seniors are equally represented The members of the Council listen to the problems and difficulties of the student body and take action in solving them ,Aff flfb- The Student Council has had a very successful year under the dir ection of Miss Sorensen their very capable adviser and Keith Barrett president Jack Oswald vice presi dent Janet Vaughn secretary and Nicky Campbell treasurer Row 1 C Pinkston Vk Baker R Knutson .T Smith .T Pyfer D I-Iolbo Row B Vaughn G Embree .T Vaughn .T Holdridge .T Butler Row 3 .T McV1car M Lothson B Hammond D Pigott .T Miller C Hanson Row 4 M155 Sorensen .T Oswald K Barrett F Campbell B Swanson Lila Oderkirk K Kmmrv l Page 13 . . . 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' X, f k f ' L x A ,' . 1 ' M? - e I . - QR 1 I Row 1 J Embree M Lothson .T Vaughn .T Hawk1ns B Hammond Row 2 .T Golden A McCord J Holdndge .T Hayes P Ingham P D1ehl N Schauer Row 3 G Embree W Kahle B Stevens C Nelson B Br1ggs J' Harmes B Johnson R Ladd C Johnson K Barrett .T Budd Throughoutthe Un1ted States s1nce 1922 the Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety has prov1ded recogn1t1on for Jun1or and Sen1or students who have been out stand1ng durlng the1r h1gh school days The local chapter 1n D T H S was organ1zed 1n 1925 Just three years after the nat1onal found1ng The f1rst requ1rement for mern bersh1p 1n the Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety IS that the student be 1n the upper one th1rd of h1s class Each Jun1or and Sen1or who has met the scholar sh1p requ1rement 15 voted on by the members of h1s respect1ve class The faculty then votes on the nom mees subm1tted by both classes Students are elected 1nto mem bersh1p on the bas1s of scholarsh1p character leadersh1p and tra1n1ng Th1S organ1zat1on 1S recogn1zed as a valuable 1ncent1ve for students not only to excel 1n the1r stud1es but to develop such tra1ts as leadershlp 1n1t1at1ve and respons1b1l1ty Not p1ctured I Oswald D S1lverman Not more than f1VC per cent of the members of the J'un1or class may become members not more than f1fteen per cent of the Sen1or class may be adm1tted to membersh1p Students elected dur1ng the1r Junlor year reta1n membersh1p for the Sen 101' year Each year a student assembly IS held to 1n1t1ate new members 1nto the Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety Durmg a very 1mpress1ve ceremony the selected students are presented small golden emblems of the organ 1zat1on After the oaths of member sh1p are taken by the appl1cants the prev1ous members l1ght candles carr1ed by the new ones Th1s Sym bol1zed spread1ng the l1ght of educa t1on .Tust as the members of the Nat 1onal Honor SOC1CtY have been leaders dur1ng the1r years 1n h1gh school so are they expected to be leaders 1n the years to come Page 16 4 1 1 , X 1 2 , Q r - 1 ,I 5 I A 1 , L C 1 , 4 4 4 Il .',' Q J , A xr' 4 . 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' ' - - I 1 9 0 ' . . . . . - , J a 1 - ' Row 1 R Wrlght N Schauer M Lothson P Dlehl ROW Z W Kahle R Ladd B Stevens G Embree P Arndt C Nelson Not p1ctured .T Oswald Qu1ll and Scroll IS an lnterna t1onal honorary soc1ety of hxgh school Journahsts The major pur pose of th1s organ1zat1on 15 to en courage and reward Journal1st1c achlevement among deserv1ng hlgh school students There are several requuements wh1ch must be met before adm1t tance to the soc1ety IS granted Ap p11cants for membersh1p 1n Qulll and Sc roll must be Jumors or sen 1ors and must be 1n the upper th1rd of then- class They also must have worked on school publ1cat1ons the Barblet New Penn1es or the Kal1bre In add1t1on appl1cants must have 100 xnches of pubhshed materlal or must have worked on school pub11cat1ons 1n such related flelds as bus1ness art photography and ed1t1ng Bes1des th1s all pro spect1ve members must have the recommendatmn of the1r faculty Page 17 adv1ser Cand1dates must then be approved by the Execut1ve Secretary of Quxll and Scroll Mrs Rutledge the adv1ser of the D T H S Barblet IS the faculty sponsor for the local chapter of Qulll and Scroll The DeKalb chapter of Qu1ll and Scroll was establlshed on March 28 1928 At that t1me It recelved 1ts charter from the mnternatxonal head quarters whlch are located at North western UH1V8TS1ty One of the founders of Qulll and Scroll 15 Dr George Gallup famed or1g1nator of the publ1c 0p1I'l1Ol'1 poll In order to promote and encourage wr1t1ng among hxgh school Journa l1sts Qu1ll and Scroll sponsors several contests each year Entr1es 1n these contests are ed1tor1als and essays about currentevents sclence and dramat1cs Z . , . , . , . . 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'Xs- bwkk V: '55 U.9.ld, B630 A fdltf, fan? 7i0tell B Hoffman B Briggs D Silverman R Wright B Ballard Four years ago the seniors start ed their climb to the last year of high school They have had four fruitful years of study work and fun and the seniors are at last pre pared for the busy world The officers were Bob Briggs president Don Silverman, v1ce president Rita Wright secretary Barbara Ballard treasurer and Bob Hoffman sergeant at arms Keith Barrett was elected Presi dent of the Student Body and of the Student Council and .Tack Oswald served as vice president of the Council Barbara Swanson represented the senior class among the baton twir lers Paulme Howland Janice MaKarrall and Doris Switzer were chosen as flag tw1rlers During her sophomore and Junior years Bernice Stanford was a flag tw1rler but she was unable to participate in her last year The seniors have been very active insports Many ofthe boys were re sponsible for the success in winning the conference football crown Bob Hoffman was voted guard on the All State football team Jack Carpenter was appointed basketball captain the other seniors on the varsity squad On November 18 the class of 51 presented its fall prom which used the theme Star Dust Then as spring rolled around the seniors worked diligently on the annual sen ior play The members of the class of 1951 are proud of their class and their contributions to the betterment of the school For through sincerity loyalty and co operation they have striven to set standards for future classes to follow Page Z0 S is 9' , Q p x A ' fn'-.K t ,W 0 1 - ' , . . , . l g . . . 7 I , 1 - . . , . . , ' g ' ' - with Jim Elliott and Don Silverman . E . . , 3 . . , S - , . . - Q 9 . I ll li , i 0 . , . v ' - . . , . . ' 0 . , 2 - ' 7 ! awlwg ., , MV it 35. mswbrth Ronald Anderson Charles Anderson .Tohn Arndt Paul ' Ballard Barbara Banmster Delores Page Z1 Ronald I Barnett X Barrett Ke1th f -dl' Bennett Darlene B rown Maxme Bjorn .Tames Budd ames N X Page Z2 Bnggs Robert Carpenter, Jack Brooks Dons Carson, Herbert 'Q' Carter Rona'd 4 'T' Chapman Duane Colhn Barbara 4 1 JYK' hd Colhn Robert Pu? Conhn Joan Dav1son Carol Page Z3 D1c1-'ey Mary Lou Dlehl Phylhb O wiv rv-UWNQ lvefw'- Dresser Carol Elhott James M L-QQ Embree George E r1c ks on Sharon Fltzpatnck Paul 'annum Frednckson Donald Page Z4 J If French I Barbara Gamb111 F ranc es N IW Gates W1111arn ,9-x E Wmston Golden M11dred G111en Joseph 4,.,-.um-J' HX4..vu,-of 9 1 T Gormley James 15 Harms Mary Anne Halb a1er Gulhckson, Page Z5 Hathway .Tane Ann Hayes .ToNe11 Hoffman Robert Holderrnan Mary Holdrldge Joyce Howland Paulme Hunte r Carolyn Page Ingham Pe8gY i' Jacobson Arne Xwwmigxfsxiff I ,-of Jerde Johnson Y Carl Harold 5-fi Jones Jeanette Judd Nancy i aI'I'Cn S is 1 Kober Delores Page 27 Ladd Rlchard Larson Roger Lyman Rolhe M 01 'N-'S MaKarra1l .Tan1ce Mart1nson W NW-.4.,,vx, ,af xg' X,X,vQ,V,x,4. Gerald McCord Annabelle McCabe Thomas Wu-Q McNee1y Rose Page 28 McV1car James W Iviemeke , Dette Mxnor John W J udlth Montgomery Russel M111er Joyce Kenneth Moss John Page Z9 Nehmng John f HX' Nelson Charles I .+. Ness, P r x X I .Toan 'if . EQ 'A K wa , .-.T - ,. X . 1 gp u Nier, Patricia v,-Q O'B rien, Charles Q . 'U 7 x'w1 s O'D0nne11, Mary Lou Olsten, Janice , xr, Oswald .Tack Page 30 Raih, William Ridulph, Joe 'K 5,169 f Se1tz1r1ger R1chard Schauer X Qdgt-X wg, Natalle Y 5 AAFX k N. Rohhk Joan Xi L+. Rohrer Joan Www -1 J' S1mk1ns ' vs Seldal Chfford Shelhto Carol Page 31 Sharon Sllverman Donald es., Smith, Donna Stevens, Robert Smith , John 3... Steward, Robert Page 32 Snyder, Onita 1' Stone, Albe rt Stanford, Bernice Stroyan, Robert Sulhvan Wllllaffl if Swanson Barbara Swartz Carolyn Sweet Patsy ae, -1 Swmneheart Donald Sw1tzer Dorls Page 33 Twornbly Leonard Vagle Roger Van Meter Donna bfi Vogeler Ronald We ste rhold Dawn Wxlcox Sharon W11k1ns Edlth Wr1ght Rlta Page 34 Young Kenneth ...J -A 'T Zorn Betty 9y.YW5.z fl Seann 011, fain F Hoffman J Vaughn R Johnson R Bolen F Campbell The fellas and gals of the Jun 1or Class are preparrng to step 1nto the1r b1g brothers and s1sters shoes And when they do they w1ll leave behlnd them a good record The Jun1or Class chose as of f1cers Bob Johnson pres1dent Frank Hoffman v1ce pres1dent Janet Vaughn secretary N1ck Campbell treasurer and Bob Bolen sergeant at arms The1r Student Councll represen Lothson Bette Hammond J1m Sm1th D1ck P1gott N1cky Campbell Janet and N1cky were also elected to the off1ces of secretary and treasurer respect1vely The class of 52 under the gu1d ance of Mrs Yolande Colv1n and Mr George Dert1nger has been out standlng 1n many th1ngs they have undertaken The Jumors were well represented 1n sports The N C I C football conference brought Frank Hoffman Page and J1m Harmes 1nto the 11me11ght for they were chosen on the all conference f1rst team wh1le Don Coll1n and Calv1n Humes were electedtothe second J1m Don and Ca1v1n were also glven honorable mentlon for the l950A1l State team A number of Jun1ors were out for basketball too ten 1n all Several of these saw conslderable act1on dur1ng the year The glrls not to be out done extra curr1cu1aract1v1t1es Audrey Peterson presldent of G A A Jan1ce Hawk1ns pres1dent of Y Teens B1ll1e H111 and Carolyn Turner baton tw1r1ers and Norma McLean vars1ty cheerleader On May f1fth the Junlors sponsored the annual Jun1or Sen1or Prom It was a gala event w1th boys and g1rls from both classes part1c1pat1ng Yes the Jumor Class of 1951 have proved themselves worthy of the t1t1e Sen1ors of 1952 . , . , . , . , . . ll I1 - - n . - I ' ' 1 ' 9 1 . 3 1 2 l I ' - D 1 2 ' 1 l S ' - , , ' ' 9 ' ' s 5 1 ' I . . - . , - , tatives are Janet Vaughn, Marlys have shown leadership in various , , . . , - . . . . : . . , . . , , ' . -Q . . . 1 . - . , 3 . . . ' . , ' 3 , . - . I 1 ' 1 - - ' . , . . . ' it ' 1' 36 Row l C Humes R Avery J Glorge VN hvere!! B Hammond L. Hackbert J Embree B Dxehl P Case J Countryman B Hxll R Bakc r Row Z J Hirmcs A Bock lund R Grxswold J Gordon B Hans D H xytc-r M Cochrane- P Dledrlch E Carlson J Hawkms B He-ndron Row 3 D Collm D Hutlcr D Grant J Farley S Foster I- Burns L, An thenat M Concxdme G Horton B Condon D Fredrxckson C Cook Row 4 C Gxbson J Barr A Ande son C Benson C Guthref- K Aus hn D Bxker F Holfm in 1- Camp bell D Hunt B Bolen Row l C Rxchardson B ranger ost- P Rozyl km B Yusunas R Snott L Ryan Row Z 1. Vanfzl M Sh arp J Vaughn C Ray C Turn Q r H Soknuh C Srnxth G Shull M Swxnehearl Row 3 J Ward R Rasmussen C Telford J Smlth Smxth C Lxndeberg J Vaughn Solsrud D She-perdson Row 4 W Sanderson R Seldal D Schnudt Wxllxamson F Rongcy D Sxmon Sh1rxd1n D Rolland D Hutter A Walt Rowl J Kun71P J Mxlls C Juux D Lucas L Muller D Johnson J Mabel J Klexn Row Z IMont gares A Pctl rson P Jordan R Perley M Mnllon N McLean C Kempson Row 3 J Johnson S Punzel L Jr-nscn B Mueller M Lothson M Montavon B Lyons P Lynch D Plgott R Mosback Row 4 D Hamrneruh B Johnson M Lessly G Knoll D Overmym r Osterhout 1 P: rknns B Mxtchc-ll B Mercer T Peter-.on J Juox Page 37 , . . . - .B. L. . , . . : G. ' . . , . , B. ' 1 , . , . , if Q-Q., ,-.x Surplus- Sfw W- i N-,., 14' .fu Y 'X mv izfn 3 E 9899 , A wg Aa gf M X34 v W Us vi ww sk f Rua Swv yd r 'uh 4 ,sr Q rw 'iw A ku, a X YQ 'N' Jfaw Scan aN4't ll i XX The sophomores have fmlshed the second stage 1n the1r h1gh school l1fe They became self conf1dent as they wholeheartedly took part 1n all school funct1ons Leaders were d1s covered who helped laya sol1d found atlon for the two rema1n1ng years Class offmcers elected were Gene Clark presldent Don Cook v1ce presmdent and Sherry Worrell sec retary treasurer Representmg the1r class 1n the Student Counc lwe re Carolyn Hanson Kay K1nnery, Bob Green, Roger Knutson, L1la Oderkmrk, and .Toe Walter Th1s class contr1buted much to school act1v1t1es Carolyn Swanson was g1ven the honor of head baton tw1rler. Another majorette com plet1ng her second year was Carol Taylor. In flag tw1rl1ng, Gayla G Clark S Worrell D Cook Holland was the only representat1ve of her class Fa1th Ebbesen and Sue Stefan1 were elected to lead the cheers for the Barblets Progress1ng forward the class part1c1pated athlet1cs clubs sw1mm1ng band and chorus Scho last1cally the sophs rna1nta1ned a h1gh average Each year br1ngs sorneth1ng new to every student Besldes learnmg school subjects he also learns more about the people around hlm and the make up of th1s world The sopho more has a bas1c knowledge of these matters, wh1ch w1ll grow as tlme passes and br1ngs new exper1ences W1th two years of h1gh school be h1nd h1m, the sophomore has d1s- covered that hrs success or fa1lure depends upon hlmself He has learned that 1n order to mer1t ach1evements, he must work for them. Page 40 WY 7 O 1 T X ' 3 5 ' 5 A 5 -'sit Q 2 lf E if 5 tj - S. r f Q f 1 Q - S L A 5 3 . at - i f 'ft' I 61 1 v , W ' Q 5 , S . X , . 0 ,gui 5 . . , . , . . . ' - 1 , . . . ' ' in ' , , G . J I - ' 1 , ' , ' s , ' ' , , 5 1 ' . . . 3 i ' ' . - Rmw l J Yugvr A Vhll-.4 Sc hoo M Roof J Snydc r R Tay lor Row Z C Phelps R Wll huns N Strxglos D Stree Butle r S Worm ll P Snnth S bxhrovdvr G Thonxpson Row 3 B Smxth H Sc hr pler D Vlfelsted J V054 ls r R Sdn hell N R Au worth J Rwddatz C Swanson Smxlh Row l: J.Jones,E.Liggf'tt,P.Co- tilla,D.Moore,P,Hart,J.Barlow, G.l-lo1land,M.Lundgren,V.Bar- rows,L.Jones,M.McNamara. Row Z: F.Ebbz-sen,J.Huntlcy,K. Hammerich,N.Glidden,B.Ben- son,B,Borinc,P.Johnson,J. Galbreath,J.Dorneden,S.Jung- hans,L.Brayton. Row 3: M. Furr,D.Harding,C.Gonne r- man N.Harris P.Hubbard D Horan P Bxagmx C Hanson S Hetchler G Ellls G Gapnnske Row 4 D Cook G Clark E Arndt R Cochrane R Ander son B Cook B Green C Hase ker G Plucker B Fulton R Holmes C Taylor S btcfxm D Sha llmlo C Rohrvr M Wallvrs C Sohne L VanMe ter J Walt: rs Row C Kldd B Myf rs C Pow:-ll A Pigot! D Nolxn J Oewald I MlKurr1ll Y K1-nnzdy N lv1mN1f'ly R Mass lf-r Row 3 M Nlwrshnll VN John ion J Nelson 5 O Brun V Drah nk? B MOHlLUlTl! ry M K.-nshn r J Mott b Ry an L. M4 L1 an Row 4 Mxtclnvll B Swanbum V Nhnor Mmor L Od:-rknrk K Klnmry O Donm ll B Kyle r b .Im nnxngs B Moon . . . . I ' l 4 -I ' ' 1 o . . . . . . I . , . , . I - r I - I - I ' I ' - 1 : . .1 , . ' .f,J. . : 3. 5, . - 1 J, . J, . LJ. . , f . v' - , . ' ' , . z - , . . '. . ' 5 ,J. ...Awww ROW l: R.Knutsun,C.Ou..1rn:-atrom, . ' , ,' -5 , .Q ' ,,J. X - . . - Z: . I - Y . I ' J I ' nh- i . - ' . I J. ' , . ' , . . V. ' , . , . , E. ' - , . ' ,I ' ' 5, Somecfaq X C Clark B Anderson F Srn1th Thxs year the Freshman Class has been actlve 1n every f1eld of endeavor After the confus1on f the f1rst week or so the freshmen got 1nto the sw1ng of th1ngs and be gan to settle down to make a place for themselves as good school Cltl zens The Freshman Class was the largest 1n school thls year w1th a total of 164 students Nothlng stopped these newcomers as they went ahead to organ1ze lead them through the1r f1rst year they chose Corr1ne Clark as the1r pres1dent To ass1st her Barbara Anderson was elected v1ce pres1 dent and Frank Sm1th cla1med the off1ce of secretary treasurer The adv1sers for the1r freshman year were Mr Furr and Mrs Scott Even among the baton tw1rlers 1n the D T H S band the class of 54 was represented for Mar1lyn Marshall was chosen one of th1s group. Page The freshmen have become well acqualnted w1th every part of l1fe at D T H S and perhaps reahze the change that one year of h1gh school has made 1n them They can b proud of the1r class because the1r achlevements have been many and var1ed Now they are head1ng for the ult1mate goal whlch all students should set for themselves that of developmg qual1t1es of leadershlp character serv1ce and scholarsh1p The freshman year w1ll be looked back upon w1th memor1es of many good tlmes football and basket ball games the Y Teen formal and even those 1n1t1at1ons through whlch they struggled Thls was a great year for the freshmen and they have taken the f1rst hurdle toward the goal of all h1gh school students that of bemg sen1ors 42 WW ll .K gm 'QQ E y fl L. X L A F ,r,r 4: L slph i wvwmr 1 Y' FM X ,..,. .., . , T X . , . , . . ' o . . . . ' . , I . . . . - - . e I , , . . ' . . . . , . To 1 . 1 ' - , . . - Q D I . .... 9 7 o ' ' , 1 u ' , Q vw l S bluth V Voss J 5:1 1 W B R Juhnxun G Pm I1 rum R Ronge y D Hn Ll and J Sp alto: mg ru Row Z J Pvrkm-. D mms I- Sm L Rogmrs D lv1cNmw Ruhlrnlm B Kohln r K Nolxn C' C crlson L Pvtrn L Rathnlwuxhl rrntu 14 ln ard-.nn Ruw 3 1 fuk J Dudrxn B Vmuk R Lyons P Shm llllu li l u km Roo! E Rnhlxk D Snydm r C, Jfx D O Conru ll W lvlxlone Row 4 K, Wallxn B Dxms R bwdrlz VN lvlywx D R ufdxl D lxlintg irq s K1 St be-ry D Lynn h C Parlu 5 Sn lxll nxng B bnuth R Kullul Row 5 R S one R Ruppx R W l' White Taylor L Rl :usa y D Ru h urdson J Taylor D Dxnny R Ru lm urdsun J Wxlkms R John-.on J Boxrdnmn G PQ rll y uw l 1 , lm 11C 1 ul n 713 L Odm rknrk A Hunu -. l 4 dy um l 1 x u 1 uurnu ll J N1 wrl nk-Aon Nl Mn I l l' no N1 l 14 Huw Ja lnmln rp 4 wan P K1 lu :su x 4 L '-. v xl 1 W ' lu Hlllly nu 1 ngkl is U 4 vw l uc 4 I l- u 'S us-.1 I- Lu t u mls R barn r Au Q K5 N nil K 4 sw 3 R 4 L. owe rs P C p 14. l- mn ln C, BrownSl5urt1ns M Co lung-1 R Cum Row 4 N an B Curl: lyou R l' rlndlx Jn rtmg: r l' yl 11 C, Clark H And: r-won N1 C :mel nl I C Min A 1 1:15 Mmm, Maxim, Flash bam alakazarn that s our DeKalb Townshlp Hxgh School Band Through the football and basketball seasons the band adds much to the enthus1asm and sp1r1t of the school Dur1ng the many trylng days pr1or to the contest and concert Mr Bluhm s w1t and humor saves many a t1ght s1tuat1on He has been d1r ector of the band for f1VC years s1nce h1s release from the Navy Because lt IS a democrat1c group offlcers were elected Jack Oswald served as pres1dent Kenneth Young v1cepres1dent Joyce M1ller secre tary Ann LOUISE Nelson treasurer The h1gh steppers you saw lead1ng the band 1n parades and entertalnlng C Taylor C Turner C Swanson B the spectators dur1ng half t1me per Swanson M Mar5ha11B H111 formances were as follows maj ROW l M.Rowe,B.Sm1th,D.Hayter,G.Perley. Row Z. B.Benson,Cr.Fawcett,J'. Hawk1ns,B.Anderson. Row 3' R.Knutsen,D.St1-eet,.T.Huntley,D.W1llrett,D. Sm1th,J'.M11ler. Row 3: A.P1gott,.T.Perk1ns,K.Young,.T..Tohnson,Mr.Bluhm, L.Bray'ton,.T.Yeager,G.Ernbree. Page 46 YY v ' f . t an ! 1 , , , 1 D9 . l ' ----- ' a u , . . - 1 1 Q 1 S x '- Q , - o 3 Q y a , . - . , '- , I , I O ' I . 0 leade orettes Carolyn Swanson head majorette Barbara Swanson Caro lyn Turner Carol Taylor B11l1e Nell H111 and Mar11yn Marshall flag twlrlers Dor1s Swltzer head twlrler .Tan1ce McKarrall Paullne Howland and Gayla Holland C Nov Feb Mar BAND SCHEDULE Rochelle Fest1va1 Parade Fall 1 est1va1 Parade Conference Mus1c Festlval at Rochelle Farm Bureau Conce t D1str1ct Solo and Ensemble Contest at Bensonv111e Apr D1str1ct Band Contest Sprmg Concert State Mus1c Contest May Memorxal Day Parade Baccalaureate 5 Commencement .Tune D Sw1tz.er .T MaKarrall G Holland P Howland Row 1' L.Shoemaker,N.Gl1dden,M.Lessly,B.Hammond. Row Z: L.Oderk1rk, A'Ne1s0n'Y'E1ke'N'RauW0rth'R-Pe1'1eY- ROW 3 W-BakeI',D.Ho1bo,J.W1lk1ns, -T-WebStC1',G.Brown. Row 4: R..Tohnson,M.Horan,.T.Oswa1d,K.Bodda,.T,B0we1-5 K-Bowers .J'.Kunz1e C .Hanson,R.Mi11er. Page 47 ll o o 0 O t. 7 ' 10 ' ' 14 College Homecoming Parade '. 18 ' ' . Z0 1' . 31 ' ' . 7 ' ' zo ' Z7 - ' 30 ' 3 . WW 14 Sang fn Wawz. Jfeafzflu' Row 1 .T Embree .T Galbreath Y Kennedy B Bonne C N1ern1nen G Fawcett Row Z C Shelhto K K1nn1ry A Hathway .T Barlowe L M111er Page 48 B Lyon .T Galbreath L M111er ,4 fwfr, QM 14 me 4 Malaria Row 1 Mr Raddatz .T Embree .T Galbreath P Cot11la C Nmemmen M McNamara G Fawcett B Busse Row Z C Shelhto P Shelllto Y Kennedy A Hathway B Bor1ne L Jones .T Rexroad Row 3 D Kober K Kmnxry .T Raddatz B Brauer .T Hawkms B Condon L Mlller Absent B Lyon M Walter B Dxehl .T Countryman Thls year the chorus had thxrty fwe members from all four classes at the h1gh school The choral de partment was d1v1ded mto three groups the m1xed chorus the g1rls ensemble and glrls tr1o Thxs last group composed of Beverly Lyon .Teannme Galbreath and Lorls M111er appeared at dxnners and banquets as well as at var1ous club meet1ngs durlngthe year The g1rls ensemble sang for many clubs and churches 1n DeKalb and the surroundlng area They also appeared mn a Chr1strnas program gmven for the student body The most 1mportant event for the m1xed chorus was the annual sprmg concert IH May at whlch t1me an excellent program was presented Dur1ng the year they made appear ances at the annual P T A Chmstmas banquet for h1gh school basketball players and at some of the women s clubs 1n DeKalb The musxc pre sented at these programs was both sacred and secular Once agam the chorus has com pleted another busy and successful year Much of th1s success IS due to the capable d1rect1on of Mr Raddatz Page 49 u - - lf J , e t -QQ J' -' 2 ' 4 's ' ,av-,R 5 . 4 4. Q 11 I ' '19, 4 ,ffff 1 ', J up A 'J I - y . y o 1 - 1 - I ' . , . . I . p - 1 - 0 - I ' . , . . I - 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 I ' I , . . I . , . , - 1 - - . . - . . - . . . - 1 . . . . , . u , 1 . , . . , . . . . 1 1 . . . , I 1 0 - . . , ' l ' 1 . . . U I alL0 Row 1 B Hoffman .T Oswald R Wr1ght I MaKarra11 Row Z Mrs Rutledge G Embree B Collln .T Johnson N Judd B Yusunas J Conlm Row 3 B Stevens D Ladd W Kahle P Arndt .T Rohllk B Ballard N Schauer The Barblet 1S out The edltors lean back for a short breather before startlng the next 1ssue As the ed1tors and the1r staff rest students and faculty turn to the1r favor1te pages w1th practlced hand Most of the boys fl1p over to the sports artlcles on the back page whxle g1rls turn to the fea ture artlcles always s1tuated on the second page Everyone scans the flrst page for news of lmport ance The whole process began 1n the journahsm room After recelvlng asslgnments from the edltors re porters 1mmed1ately began to cover then' beats Deadllnes were hard to meet but as soon as the stor1es were handed 1n sorted out and corrected they were handed to the typxsts After they were all collected the stor1es were rushed to the prlnter When the copy was completed page ed1tors pasted the copy xnto a dummy and once agaln lt was sent back to the prlnter Back from the prlnter the Barb lets were ready for d1str1but1on But publxshlng the Barblet has not been the1r only duty A spec1al report1ng ass1gnment was glven to the staff when they took the respon s1b1l1ty of prepar1ng and makmg a rad1o broadcast once a month over radlo stat1on VNLBK News wr1tten by the Barblet staff reporters was also pubhshed ln The DeKalb Da1ly Chron1cle Barblet reporters have learned the a1m of all Journahsts Get the news and get lt r1ght Page 50 . . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , , . , . , . , . , . . ll ,Q ' ' i I Q . 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' ' ' , ll x 9 ' - - vu v ' ' 7f1e 70am In 1924 DeKalb Hlgh School pub l1shed1ts f1rst annual Kal1bre IS der1ved from the lat1n 11ber mean1ng book and from the word DeKalb The comb1nat1on of these words produces Kal1bre l1ter ally DeKalb book The yearbook prov1des a general surnmary of the l1fe of the student h1s teachers classmates good t1mes and organ 1Z6d 3Ct1V1t1eS and departments In th1s way h1s h1gh school days w1l1 always be a 11v1ng memory The Kal1bre 1S publ1shed by the Sen1or Class Staff dut1es 1n clude gathenng mater1als tak1ng p1ctures prepar1ng wr1te ups and dec1d1ng on cover des1gns and lay outs Staff ed1tors th1s year were Ioan Rohl1k make up Natal1e Schauer photography Carl Johnson l1terary Phyll1s D1ehl art des1gner and Charles Nelson bus1ness mana ger MISS Nelson was the adv1ser for the l1terary staff M1ss Elhott superv1sed the art ed1tors and M1ss OBr1en was 1n charge of tYP1StS Mr K1tt1eSOH was adv1ser for photography make up and bus1ness staffs Yearbook work IS most 1nterest1ng It furn1shes the student Journahst 1nvaluable exper1ence He TCCCIVBS tra1n1ng 1n plcture compos1t1on and arrangement and 1n mak1ng contacts w1th people He also develops a Journal1st1c style of Wrltlng The staff a1ms to sat1sfy the stu dent body They hope that th1s annual w1ll furn1sh a great deal of enjoyment now as well as 1n later years Row l. B.Stroyan,D.S1lverman,G.Embree,N.Schauer Row Z R.Barnett,N. .Tudd,D M.Sm1th,D.Bennett,.T Rohl1k,C Johnson. Page 51 . I Q - m , 1 . . . tt . ,, . . , . . . . t. . ,, - . . . 1 1 1 S . . ' 1 - . . as ' ll - ' ' - , 1 C I Cl 'V - 1 1 . . . . - 1 1 1 ' . , . . an - ll - - ' o u u . - . . - - . . u n Q ' 1 . . . 1 ' 1 Q n u 1 . l t . . 1 ' S 1 1 1 ' 2 1 1 ' 7 fir A' as Nm? A I nf x S5 . 4 A 1 THQ J' , ' fffn. ,ik , .7 T'1rf 1 ur 0an'Zf We 7615 .7 1 Gam Speech activities at D.T.H.S. be- gan at the start of the second sem- ester with students participating in various types of speech competition. These types include humorous read- ing, verse speaking, serious read- ing oratorical declamation origi nal oratory and extemporaneous speaking High school speech activities gave students opportunities for competi tion with students of other high schools in the state After student speakers had prepared and practiced their work to near perfection they went to the Individual Speech Contest at Rochelle on February 17 Students who won in this tourney competed in the District Contest February Z7. From the district meet, student speakers advanced to the Sectional Speech Contest on March 10. Vic- tors in this contest were eligible for the State to meet still tougher competition The adviser for this year s speech activities was Miss Wentworth who has advised many groups in the past and who again did an excellent piece of work with these students Row 1 A Nelson K Kinniry Y Kennedy I Mantgares B Yusunas Row Z. Rauworth Miss Wentworth .T Nelson E Wilkins 'W-.. if i Page 53 . . , . . , : 0 Q 0 . l 1 o , - , . . 2 N. I . i 0 1 l . D o x X a t ' W 6 W W Y fl? i M3 'tt , ff: ' x V ' . K ' W '7fawe 4 fva B Row 1 N Schauer J Kunzle J Galbreath D Moore B Bor1ne K Anderson D Street P Rozyck1 Row Z F Ebbesen J Oswald N Rauworth C Clark Mrs McK1nz1e L Oderk1rk J Oswald K Young P Ingham J Olsten P D1ehl To all students lnterested 1n the product1on of plays the Dramat1c Club th1s year has offered a number of opportun1t1es for part1c1pat1on The Dramatlc Club presented as 1ts f1rst play on November 10 and 12 a three act mystery comedy en t1tled HomeSweetHom1c1de The cast 1ncluded Corr1ne Clark Jan1ce Olsten Jeann1ne Galbreath Jack Oswald Charles OBr1en Rolhe Lyman D1ck Ladd Bob Stevens Barbara Coll1n Kenny Anderson Barbara Bor1ne Kenny Young Yvonne Kennedy John Kunz1e J1m Webster Roger Perley andPeggy Rozyckx As Chrxstmas drew nearer stu dents were chosen to present a Chnstmas play ent1tled Star Eternal Takmg the leads were John Moss Elame Rohl1k John Lnkala and Joanne K1nn1ry DeKalb Townsh1p H1gh School IS aff1l1ated w1th the Nat1onal Thesp1an Soc1ety an honorary dramat1c or gan1zat1on The Thesplan Soc1ety provldes 1nformat1on concern1ng the aCt1V1t16S of var1ous troops belong 1ng to the organ1zat1on It a so serves as a central organ1zat1on for all h1gh school dramatmc clubs wh1ch belong It IS the goal of all dramat1c club members to ga1n membersh1p 1nto th1s honorary organ1zat1on Th1s 1S secured by work1ng on plays and other club act1v1t1es A person IS awarded one pomt for ten hours of work and 1n order to be qual1f1ed for Thesp1an membersh1p one must have ten po1nts The off1cers for the year were Jack Oswald pres1dent Jan1ce Olsten vrce pres1dent Natahe Schauer secretary and D1ck Ladd treasurer Act1ng was not the only 1mportant act1v1ty rn wh1ch the Dramat1c Club members part1c1pated Many f them worked back stage on cos tumes scene ry lxghts and make up others prepared advert1s1ng for an effect1ve publ1c1ty campa1gn All of these Jobs were 1mportant 1n makmg a product1on a success The success of the Dramat1c Club was due to the leadersh1p of Mrs Ralph McK1nz1e and to the de s1re of 1ts members to do the1r best The off1cers selected th1s year were Jack Oswald presxdent Jamce Olsten v1ce pres1dent Barbara Bonne secretary and Fa1th Ebbesen treasurer Page 54 yy 1 . . . 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' XX wg -gf-'Kgs 3464 l. ,.-w 'RR f Nn-lx 3 - 4 1 kk Q P Wa 7 Row l C Telford .T Ward B Brlggs J Barr D Overmyer D Coll1n .T Harmes C Humes Row Z R Vagle A Stone B Johnson .T G1llen B Hoffman B Coll1n R A1nsworth K Barrett D Swumeheart Row 3 C Llndeberg F Hoffman H Ellrott D Srlverman C Johnson B Bolen .T Moss R Burtzos .T Bjorn .T Vaughn The horn has sounded and the curtaln has come down on one of the most successful football seasons 1n the school s h1story Thms success d1d not beg1n wlth the w1nn1ng of the season on August twenty e1ghth On that day twenty e1ght anx1ous boys flled out on the fleld W1th expres s1onless faces theyhstened to Coach Novak Boys It s up to you 1f you want to put out and work we w1ll wm W1th these words hngerxng 1n the backs of the1r mmds the boys went to work and how they worked They ran sweated blocked and tackled and when the pract1ces were over they dragged 1n But th1s work was not 1n vaxn for those men who had trotted onto the fleld on that warm August day became the f1rst team ln nxne years to go undefeated and wm the coveted N C I C crown The1r record was s1x wlns and two t1es one of these deadlocks was w1th Aurora and the other w1th the Ottawa P1rates Several DeKalb players recelved speclal recogn1t1on Capt Bob Hoffman was elected by h1s team mates the most valuable player He was also named rlght guard on the all state team by the All State Coaches Board Sharumg thxs honor w1th h1m were quarterback .Tlm Harmes halfback Don Coll1n and halfback Calvm I-Iumes who were named honorable ment1on all state Vars1ty Scores DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb Sycamore 0 Aurora 6 Hall Townsh1p 12 Sterhng 0 D1xon 6 Rochelle O Ottawa l3 DeKalb 26 Belv1dere 13 Page 60 0 O 0 0 first game, but with the start of the D . b ' , ' ' 34 . . . 6 . . , Z5 . . 18 . , ' 38 ' ' ' 34 ' . . . . . 13 27,115 Row 1 D Hoppe T Wh1te C Carlson C K1ttleson T McLean .T Schoo C Nelson L Dertlnger G Thompson Row 2 J' Boardman F Gu1gle R Mass1er E Arndt N Strrglos S .Tenmngs D Cook D Welstead B Green R Stone R Jacobson B Cook Row 3 H Schepler B Kyler R Gap1nsk1 G Remsey B Cortelyou D Anderson B Sm1th B Swambum R Kallal D Rlchardson R Cochran R Ruppl B Vaughn G Phelps A future varslty team was unvelled that Frlday nxght when the frosh soph squad won the1r f1rst game These boys some freshmen and many sophomores worked together as a team and won thelr N C I C champ 1onsh1p thls year to show Varsrty Coach Novak that he could look for word to some very flne football matermal when they become Junlors and sen1ors But the cred1t IS really due to the coach1ng of these boys When they came out for football they knew httle about lt s1nce the most exper1ence any of them had had was one year That s where Coaches Dert1nger and Dayton came 1n W1th a lot of work and txme they molded hamp1onsh1p club out of these boys The1r record shows the won derful sp1r1t and determlnatlon of the squad Now let s talk about the boys who wlth thelr work and sweat made th1s hne boys who d1d much of the tackl 1ng and block1ng were Greene Schep ler Gap1nsk1 Vaughn Sm1th Cook and Arndt These are the boys who got a lot of bumps and brulses but not much credlt Then the backs who got the touchdowns and yardage were Bob Cook James Marshall .T1m Schoo and Gary Phelps The v1ctor ICS these boys won were not just ordlnary v1ctor1es but team vlctor 1es of the fmest kmd Balblet Scores DeKalb 12 DeKalb Z4 DeKalb 12 DeKalb 14 DeKalb 13 DeKalb 14 DeKalb 25 Page 61 West Aurora 0 Hall Townsh1p Sterllng 6 D1xon O Rochelle Z0 Ottawa 6 Belvldere 6 0 0 0 0 o o o 1 : . , . ' , . , . ' , . ,. , . , - I , . . I . , . Q , - . 1 - 1 ' . 9 - i v - Q - a - 1 - 7 - 9 9 : . , . , . ' ', . , . , . , . . , I , l , U I , l , 0 I' .Q I y 4 ' ' championship possible. The front . . n . . , - 7 Y . nl I D Q I , . I u s 1 1 ' I 0 I l 9 . , ' , . ! i a c ' ' - I 'Wil Gam My 4ia9a4 Charles Dayton Athletlc D1 rector rge De rtmge r Basketball W1111am Townes Track Novak Football Page 63 Managers: T.O'Brien,G. VanMeter ,D.Avery,J'.Diedrich. .'25aa4' wha miulg Ulyf 6 B f wi 0 Ni- Ulf Row 1 B Johnson .T Elhott B Bolen .T Carpenter D S1lverman F Hoffman .T Vaughn Row Z D Schm1dt R Rasmusen .T Budd K Young A Anderson R Burtzos L Solsrud D Hammench C Hurnes Q Row 1 K Bowers C Kxttleson J Butler B Cook B Green M Roof R Mass1er Row Z B Vaughn J' Spafford D Lynch R M11ler D Cook J' Boardman D Hoppe Row 3 W Baker manager R Kallal D Anderson I Vogeler R Swanbum D Paszotta H Schepler B Cortelyou Page 64 gk., . . . Hama !Va2fwza.!fq 64-3044-4r -2 4AV Qx arf, sin!! 'Pri . U -.is N, E QI. x ,agai- 6-06-2-W 2 I 3 :jyl lag i fi T . Q if gi 3 f fi ,dv l' .3 Coach George Dertinger has built his team around three returning lettermen and members of last year's Frosh-Soph squad which had an outstanding record. The letter- men were .Tack Carpenter, .Tim Elliott, and Don Silverman. The Barbs in their first six games met some very stiff opposition in Free- port, Elgin, and Sycamore, but man- aged to come through with a 3 and 3 record, when Holiday Tournament time rolled around, DeKalb's first opponent was Arlington Heights, whom they defeated 44-40. Then came Belvidere and a win with the score of 48-47. DeKalb then entered the semi-finals and dealt West Aurora a stunning 67-38 defeat in which .Tack Carpenter broke the in- dividual scoring record set the night before by Roger Swedberg of Syca- more. In the finals the Barbs lost to the highly rated Rock Island team. Following the tournament the Barbs were victorious over Geneseo, Pro- viso, and Hall before they dropped their first conference game to the Ottawa Pirates. Following this the Barbs took in stride such teams as Canton, Mendota, and Rochelle be- fore they were stopped by a strong Sycamore team. They followed with their second conferenceloss to a hot-shooting Rock Falls team. At the end of the season, Rock Falls and DeKalb were tied for the cham- pionship of the N.C.I.C. Page 65 einem eheen 0m Emil 641 7a game After gettmg off to a slow start 1n the begmmng of the season the Barblets coached by Rudy Novak found themselves and f1n1shed the season 1n f1ne style Coach Novak started the season w1th avery1n exper1enced team but as the season progressed It 1mproved rap1dly The Barblets w1th a f1ne press1ng man to man defense along w1th a terr1f1c fast break and some good rebound1ng kept the1r opponents on the move all the t1me '7!w GMS The Nere1ds have come a long way s1nce the Sw1m Club was start ed s1x years ago Th1s year 1ts from W1scons1n When the club was fxrst organl zed much attent1on was focused on speed swlmmmg Not unt1l four years ago were strokes and stunts synchrornzed to mus1c Slnce then much progress has been made 1n th1s act1v1ty Perfect1on 1n sw1m strokes 1n format1ons and 1n syn chromzed sw1mm1ng are the goals for wh1ch all members str1ve The emblem of the club a curved orange f1sh wlth Nere1ds 1n black letters on lt was chosen because a Nere1d was a Sea Nymph Bob Swanbum and How1e Schepler contrxbuted most of the rebounds wh1le Jack Vogeler Bob Green .Tack Butler and Bob Cook formed the front lme of the1r attack Coach Novak has some fme freshmen who have come along 1n great style th1s year and have contrlbuted much to the Frosh Soph team They have claxmed v1ctor1es over Sterl1ng Geneseo D1xon Rochelle Rock Falls 1n the N C I C and have lost to Ottawa Hall and Mendota The Barblets took thxrd place 1n the1r conference Jlale Slnce the club was reorgan1zed the second semester only gmrls were perrrntted to JOID Before she to pass var1ous tests wh1ch reveal her sw1mm1ng ab1l1ty She had to be able to sw1m 1n good form f1ve lengths of the crawl back crawl s1de stroke and breast stroke She was also judged on her ab1l1ty to sw1m 1n a synchronxzed group She had to execute 1n good form such stunts as the dolphme k1p and p1ke and to be able to d1ve although no fancy d1v1ng was requlred Through the efforts of the mem bers and the sponsor Sw1m Club ended w1th a successful season Page 66 Q . . . , . 1 y 9 , Y , . I I . , . . . - I - - , . . . , , . . , . , , l 9 J I I ' a 7 n xl ' ' l ll 1 , . SPOHSOI' WHS MiSS Kuehlf who came could become a member, a girl had i u- . . , . ' I , U 4 . . . , . . . - . , . . Q 1 n . . . . I . 1 . 1 0 1 1 . , 9 1 - . . . I . 7 1 , , M . ,, . . I I I . H M .n ,M B Ballard D Memeke N McLean S Wllcox S Stefanl F Ebbesen Cheerleaders play a very 1mpor tant role dur1ng the basketball and football seasons W1thout them there would be no un1f1ed pep A new system was 1ntroduced th1s year thxs be1ng four regular varsl ty cheerleaders chosen from the out and two alternate frosh soph leaders selected from the fresh man and sophomores who trled out The students chose Dettme Me1neke Barbara Ballard Norma McLean and Sharon Wxlcox as regulars Fa1th Ebbesen and Sus1e Stephan1 were the1r chorce for frosh soph Dettxe Me1neke has had three years of expermence In her sophomore year she was elected as an alternate and durlng her juruor and sen1or years she was a regular In th1s her sen1or year she was also chosen head cheerleader Barbara Ballard a sen1or has had two years of cheerlng ln her Jun1or year as an alternate and ln her sen1or year as a regular Susle and Fa1th were also f1rsts th1s year They were both sopho mores and d1d a grand Job Here s luck and pep to all cheer leaders of the future at D T H S They have a b1g Job but w1th the help of the students they w1ll con tmue to be a success Page 67 . , . I , . , . . . D - ' l 9 , . . .- . , I I junior and senior girls who tried ' D ' , 1 a , ,, . ' . ' ' u - n . . , . - v ' ' . . A ' . tl. C I I . . - 0 , Row l R Mass1er T McClean .T Spafford D Overmyer K Bowers C Plnkston K Anderson Mr Townes Row Z C Lmdeberg P Arndt B Bolen A Young N Campbell R Rasmusen G Knoll G Perley Row 3 M Swlneheart B Rowe .T Hathway F Gu1gle H Elhott C Humes J' Harmes D COIIID .T Boardman The track season started w1th the annual mnter class track meet Next was the clash w1th Sycamore followed by a blg meet at Rockford The last contest 1n Apr1l was at Palatume On May Z the Barbs traveled to Belvldere for a Frosh Soph and Varslty dual sk1rm1sh Thelr next encounter was the d1str1ct meet at Rockford On May 15 DeKalb met Ottawa On May 19 the Barbs traveled to Champa1gn for the state contest and on the twenty f1fth to Sterlmg for the Conference scuffle The Barbs were under the gu1d1ng hand of Charles Dayton Although the cross country team d1d not have an outstandmg season much 1nterest was shown by under classmen and the outlook for the future 1S br1ght Page 68 15 -sun asm WK nl Row 1 .T Harmes .T Butler B Brlggs R Barnett B Hoffman Row 2 R Lyman D Moore .T Carpenter I Lawson K Barrett R Plgott On pleasant summer evenlngs last down n1ne sports lov1ng boys played seven 1nn1ngs of baseball to carry on the sports world ofD T HS Wlth out the a1d of a regular coach the boys played themselves 1nto th1rd place ln the North Central Ill1no1s Conference Conference teams that DeKalb played were Hall Sterhng Ottawa Pr1nceton and Rock Falls Pltchlng dutles were handled by Dave Moore and Kelth Barrett When Barrett p1tched Moore played short stop and when Dave p1tched Ke1th played rlght f1eld Bob Hoffman was catcher for DeKalb .Tack Carpenter was at f1rst base Ivan Lawson at second base Bob Br1ggs at short stop and Ron Barnett at tlnrd base .T1m Harmes D played center f1eld and Ro1l1e Lyman Hammerlch I MOSS B Stevens played ln left held .T Nehrlng C Klttleson Page 69 . K , fa , ,,,,,,,.. , t t ,adore-,-a-e---- ,- k s Y -mme - l lf . , . , . l , - 1 - ' : ' 7 . , . , . y . y - ' - summer, just before the sun went ' q . . , - ' Y 7 . 9 ' ! I ' l 1 s ' . I I r ' l l - . - ' , . , . 1, . . - . 9 - . . WM WW YJ Row 1 D .Tohnson I Vaughn P Ingham S C Ray P D1edT1Ch R Wr1ght A Peterson The G1rls Athlet1C Assoc1at1on was superv1sed th1s year by M155 Kuehl new adv1ser 1n the phys1cal educat1on department She IS a grad uate of New York Un1ver51ty and d1d very well 1n leadmg th1s group Hockey and speedball led the sports 1n the fall but as wmter approached volleyball sw1rnm1ng 1ntramural bowl1ng and basketball took over One of the h1ghl1ghts 1n the soc1al program for the G A A. th1s year was the annual hockeybreakfast held on November 4. Alumnae returned to play a hockey game w1th the All- Stars, p1cked from the present G.A A. Follow1ng the breakfast, the alumnae were xntroduced. At the G.A.A. Chr1stmas banquet on December 20,new members were formally 1n1t1ated 1nto the G.A.A. Y' W1lcox D Me1neke B Ballard Row Z M155 Kuehl I Mantgares B Yusunas All g1rls 1n GAA work toward earn1ng po1nts for the var1ous awards For each hour a g1rl spends part1c1pat1ng 1n a sport she re CSIVCS four po1nts The nurnber of po1nts necessary for awards are as l00 po1nts numerals 600 po1nts 1200 po1nts low state award 1600 po1nts and h1gh state award 2000 po1nts The most coveted award IS the G A A Honor Cup, awarded annually to a sen1or g1rl The w1nner 15 deter follows G A A p1n m1ned by G.A.A. members, on the bas1s of sportsmansh1p, honor, lead ersh1p, loyalty, and serv1ce The counc1l IS composed of th1rteen Jun1or and sen1or g1rls, of whom four are off1cers They are, Audrey Peterson, pres1dent, Donna Johnson, VICE pres1dent, JIHDICC MaKarrall, secretary, and Sharon W1lcox, treasurer. Page 70 U - ll 2 f 5 3 2 K Q g K . fb 3 X 5 , , 1, , - Y 'qa . . 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Q . . , . . . . - 4 u I . , Pep Club IS a grrls organ1zat1on whose purpose 15 to backthe D T H S teams and to promote good sports mansh1p and loyalty The Pep Club sessxons held 1n school are 1ntended to develop an xnterest 1r1 school sp1r1t and good sportsmansh1p Spr1ng br1ngs the b1g event of the year for both Pep Club g1rls and lettermen The D T H S lettermen are g1VCH a banquet at wh1ch the1r letters are presented Any Pep Club g1rl 1S el1g1ble to attend the banquet 1f she has earned 300 po1nts by attend1ngmeet1ngs and games or by worlung on commlttees FO11OW1Hg the banquet there 1S an IITIPTCSSIVC ceremony honor1ng the Klng and Queen ofSports The Queen and her attendents are chosen by the student body because of the1r act1v1t1es ln sports The K1ng 1S elected by the lettermen The Pep Club counc1l conslsts of the s1x cheerleaders and seven off1cers Th1s year the offlcers were Natal1e Schauer pres1dent .ToNell Hayes v1ce pres1dent Peggy Ingham chart1ng secretary Janet Vaughn recordlng secretary Darlene Bennett treasurer R1ta Wr1ght program chalrman and Phyll1s Dlehl publ1c1ty cha1rman Mrs Deegan and Mrs Scott acted as club advlsers Pep Club has grown 1n popularxty and lt IS hoped that gmrls w1l1 con tlnue to carry on th1s club 1n years to come Pep Club str1ves to create h1gh standards of co operat1on and loyalty for all students to follow Page 74 wl B Qui! 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I-.lkn J Bull: r 31 ol! l lxluntgarf x Row 3 R 1 1 B KIIIS L Odf rlurk M lluwQ C Rlkll 1rd-,on L Jcnsfn Row 4 J Oswald D Horan F Hiwkmw S Wllc ox M Furr B Sm1th J N4lsonPHul1l11rd C H1nSon I Page 75 1 Ro:.l,..',.'.rl,G Rc ' 1 . 'Q-If-11111, '. ' 111.111.J. M.1-l,l-LC-' , . - ' .',,, un- -.O , .f n '1-.tn'r. Rc ' :C.O1.r11'-.1 ,l . .y ,.I. l A ' . . ' ' '..l.Gi1ll1l'1w l,M. N111 .',1. 1, ' ,. . ' 2 , - -, . ' , , . ,,l'. 1 , . ,'.' ', . ' ,A. lg ,. 1-, :l'.11l- z1rclsc1n,C.Rz1y, J.li.1rlow.B.Kc1hlvr, if f . 1 ' ' , . '. 1 . ' . I s Y. I 1 . ' ', . .' - Am X ' , . . 1 , . Y. .Q . .I x Y. 4 I , . , - 1. - I , I . Q .Xl 401100, 7fze qzm Row 1 J Galbreath E Saar1 J Aver 111 N Judd E W1lk1ns Row 2. J Bergstrom J Barlow P Jacobson E Newhall B Goff K Nol1n Row 3 N McNeely M Lothson F Hawkms M Furr D Owens B Brauer Row 4 I Mantgares P Boyle J Raddatz C Hanson N Rauworth Row 1 J Vaughn J Hawk1ns J John son J Snyder Row Z B Broxne Row 1 J Vaughn J Hawkms J John son J Snyder Row Z B Bor1ne A P1gOtt M1ss Wentworth J Embree C Rlchardson Row 3 M Lessly N McLean E Carlson,J Huntley J Mabel 9 Page 76 D Slam' Jleaalecl Men Z 1-lm... Row l C Nelson P Arndt H Ell1ott K Young K Barrett G Embree Row Z R Stevens R Stroyan .T Oswald R Perley D Avery J' Kunz.1e organ1zed as a part of the Y W C A 1n 1924 Or1g1nally It was called the G1rl Reserves and recently has been known as the Y teens Th1s organ1zat1on 1S sem1 rel1 g1OUS and works for the welfare of the school and the character deve lopment of 1tS members Its pur pose IS To face 11fe squarely and 1ts motto IS To f1nd and g1ve the best Elected to the pres1dency th1s year was .Tan1ce Hawk1ns w1thAnr1 P1gott secretary and .Toseph1ne Mabel treasurer MISS Wentworth was the club adv1ser The Y teens sponsored many ac t1v1t1es g1v1ng a supper for fresh men 1n the fall secur1ng M1ss Kat1 Keht1nen of F1nland to speak at a student assembly conduct1ng a cloth1ngdr1ve at Thanksg1v1ng spon sro1ng the Y teen Formal on Feb ruary 10 and g1v1ng the Mother Daughter Banquet on May l6 As 1n past years the Y teens aga1n had a full and eventful schedule serv1ce organ1zat1on aff1l1ated w1th the Key Club Internat1onal and IS a Jun1or branch of the K1WaD1S Club Mr Perrell1 the adv1ser of the Key Club was ass1sted by the off1cers of the club Bob Stevens pres1dent Kelth Barrett v1ce pres1dent Warren Kahle treasurer and George Embree secretary To be a member of the Key Club one must ma1nta1n a h1gh SChOlaSt1C average and be Wllllng to serve the school Th1s year at the DeKalb East Aurora basketball game the Key Club passed out a pamphlet called WHAT EVERY LCYAL BARB SHOULD DO wh1ch gave the do s and don ts to follow at a basket ball game They also cleaned the trophles and trophy case IH the ma1n corr1dor and decorated the gym for the county basketball banquet The club purchased and decorated the Chr1stmas tree erected 1n the hall way before the hol1days Page 77 YW fl 1 - YJ ,, N of L' NP N XY' l -r 13 Ig Q.. iff , ,Q ,yb ao- 43 -9 XV X 'iq-X ,,, XX I ' , I I 1 U Ill K Ill i Ill lun! Ilia. - EE!!! ...an I - , . , . ' , . , . , . . : . 7 - y . , . , . , . ' . Y-teens, a national group, was The Key Club of D.T.H.S. is 21 , . . . . . . . ' 7 I I , . . 2 , ' s , M , ' H , s ! n - tt 1 1 , l H , . 1 I , , I . 1 . , , , . . . . , - 7 ' S ' ' ' ' an D n I ' ' an 1 71 - 9 ' . . . I . . 3 - , t , 5 . . - . , 1 ' - I 1 Ula! Wffbanalcl Jfacf 14 qafun' Row 1 .T Baker D Wales .T Newqu1st A Wlltse .T Walters R Rongey Mr Furr Row L Dertmger G Peterson Wallm J Bemls R BeGuhn M Horan R Freldlund R Setchel Learnxng to do domg to learn earnmg to l1ve l1v1ng to serve That IS the motto of the FFA Under the d1rect1on of Mr Furr the Future Farmers of Amer1ca have done fme Work aga1n th1s year The club was under the leaderslnp of Paul Arndt pres1dent Walter Sanderson v1ce presldent Chuck Anderson secretary Don Fred rxckson, treasurer, .Toey Walters reporter and .Tames McV1car, watch dog. Row 1 B Sher1dan .T Webster A Bocklund R Herrman F Gu1g1e Row Z R Grlswold B Hubber F Jacox S Avery W Everett R Seldal .T Gormley D Fredrlckson P Arndt C Nelson G Martmson Some of the act1v1t1es carr1ed out th1s year were fat stock da1ry and poultry Judg1ng teams a basketball league the annual Chrlstmas party and showmg at the FFA fa1rs At the Internat1onal L1ve Stock Expos1t1on ln Ch1CagO Chuck Nelson took e1ghth place 1n h1s class 1n the short horn cattle Chuck also won the Beef Award m th1s sect1on, whlch comprlses twenty two schools Page 78 -. I . , . , ' W 2 . , . , . 1:1 lli . xt' at ' g , y . , . , . ,QV S '. ' g ' 1 Q 1 L , O 711 u . . . '- . n y . y t 1 - - g,- - . ,' I .. . ' 1 v g . 5 1 ' K 1 u 9 0 1 0 . , . , . , . . . y . y . ,' 1 - 7 - s . , . . 2: . , . ,C. n . .M : - 9 - 2 ' . , . , . . u , , . . . . . I 1 . . . . gg ' - , . s . Z u a l ' I - x ' 1 . . v 2 . . . v 7 ' v 2 ' . . 0 1 v ' s 5 Row 1 .T McV1car H Elllott W Sanderson P F1tzgerald Row 2 C Anderson R Larson C Seldal 7h6GM!7hGfjM R McNeely A Hathway I .Tones B French .T Rohrer Mrs Elliott G Rohrer N McNeely D Finnestead M Walters S Schroeder The F H.A had sixteen members this year All but one worked on the Junior Homemaking Degree This requires, among other things, recognizing and understanding the emblem, and the learning of the F.H A creed,constitution and motto in order to give the girls a greater understanding of the organization The officers for this year were president, Betty Diehl, vice presi- dent, .Toan Rohrerg secretary,Nancy McNeelyg treasurer, Shirley Schleu- ninggdegree chairman,Rose McNeely. ..p Mrs Colvin S Schleuning B Diehl C Davison S .Tacox D Lucas The success of the F HA would not have been possible without its sponsors Mrs Colvin and Mrs Elliott The F H A girls participated in several activities this year During the DeKalb Fall Festival the F H A had a window display in one of the local stores. The members had lots of fun doing this The club again held the annual Mother and Daughter Banquet. Three members and Mrs. Colvin represented DeKalb at Paw Paw House of Delegates. Several members also attended the rally at Stillman Valley. Page 79 Naime Row 1 C K1ttleson T O Br1en K Bowers E Arndt G Plucker R Mull S Ryan Row 2 D Hoppe G Perley J Boardman R BeGuhn N Strlglos G E1l1s R Knut son A Swltzer B Hendron Mr K1ttleson Row 3 N Bergste1n B Cortelyou R Kallal L Solsrud R Huber D O Connell A Jacobson B Osterhout Row 4 M Sw1neheart F Gu1gle R Johnson C Nelson R Montgomery R Barnett H Jerde J Nehr1ng H Ravatt The Sportsmen s Club at DeKalb Townsh1p Hlgh School was organ1zed sxx years ago for all boys lnterested 1n f1eld and stream act1v1t1es The club was founded by Mr Charles K1ttleson and 15 st1ll sponsored by h1m W1th the help of the I1l1no1s Fed eratxon of Sportsmen s Clubs and the DeKalb Semor Sportsmen s Club the group was started and several hlgh schoolboys slgned up for mem bersh1p These members dec1ded to have two meetmgs a month pre ferably one after school and one 1n the even1ng Before hunt1ng season began last fall the club had a meetlng to learn about guns and gun safety r Klttleson taught them good hab1ts to follow and smce many boys were hunt1ng for the f1rst t1me they were taught the many d1fferent types of guns, shells, and shot, and the kinds of game for wh1ch to use them. They also learned to conserve the game by not shootmg hens Naturally they have to ab1de by all the rules set up by the state county and c1ty or s1mp1y those of the owner of the property on wh1ch they are hunt1ng One of the outstand1ng programs of the year was the talk by Mr Ros Howard of the DeKalb Youth Plann1ng Counc1l, who spoke on dogs and how to care for feed and tram them At other meet1ngs the boys heard talks on fur bear1ng an1mals and also stud1ed types of f1sh1ng used 1n varlous parts of the Un1ted States and Canada The mam event of the year for the Sportsmen s Club 1S always the tr1p to Navy P1er 1n Ch1cago to at tend the Ch1cago Outdoor Show Th1s year the tr1p was made on February Z4 Only those boys w1th a perfect attendance record were el1g1ble to go. Page 80 X- . ff : 4? A' , C f + , 5 XY Q X , --e - K ' A , . , i 'y l :5 J, s -N :Os ' , . - , S Q . v -X - ' Q K ' -' U s ' Q I i , l-1,4 . . , . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . I . , . , . , . , . , . , . 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Q 1 Q I . . . . . - . . , - . , . . 9 1 s ' . - . - . . . . , - . . , . 7 . . . . - . . , l l , . . . . , 5 u Q swf, ef '7fae Buda Row 1 .T N Ghdden P Case .T Embree B Bor1ne Row 2 J' Huntley M Furr V Krahnke S O Br1en A Nelson M Lothson Row 3 J' Snyder M1ss Flor1o J Olsen D Mantgares L Oderlurk D Nolm R Perley J Kunzle .T K1nn1ry .T Haller C Hanson .T Raddatz Allo Senorltas and senores Th1s 1S the fam1l1ar greet1ng of the members 1n the Span1sh Club of buslest and most act1ve years for El C1rculo Espanol The club meets seml monthly for the purpose of further understandlng the Spamsh language and promotmg a greater mnterest 1n the culture and m the people of Lat1n Amer1ca Dur1ng the year they decorated the1r classroom In December the h1gh school group had an exchange meetmg w1th the college Span1sh Club They also held a Chr1stmas party observ1ng some of the Lat1n Amemcan customs The group enterta1ned the Lat1n Club and w1th the two Spanlsh classes helped to present a rad1o program on December Z0 Another worthwhlle project was the awardmg on Honors Day of a scholarsh1p to create more lnterest 1n the advanced study of the Spanlsh language and Span1sh people t1at1on and party for the new members On Apr1l fourteenth the annual Pan Amer1can banquet was held At th1s t1me the members dressed 1n the colorful costumes of Latm Amer1ca and enjoyed a del1c1ous meal f Spamsh food At the regular meetlngs the mem bers played Span1sh games sang Span1sh songs served refreshments and gave lnterestlng Spanlsh pro grams To lead the club th1s year the members chose Ann Louxse Nelson as presxdent To ass1sther Barbara Borlne was v1ce presldent Shlrley O Brlen secretary D1ck R1ChaTdSOD treasurer and V1rg1n1a Krahne program chaxrman M1ss Marge Flor1o was the club s sponsor Page 81 YY ll l em, D W- .. D.T.H.S. This has been one of the The year began with a formal ini- . ' . . . O Wfnq lan! Wan .Zo fluyfrf W Row l K Hammer1ch R Taylor D Nol1n Mrs Appell Row Z C Gonterman C Ray S Stefanl J .Tones .T Sm1th The Glrls Servlce League IS a servlce club and not a soc1al one The orgamzatlon 1S made up of g1r1s who volunteer and glve up the1r study per1ods to do thls work The mam duty oi the Glrls Ser v1ce League IS to provmde momtors for the lower hall where the g1rls lockers are located. They keep a watchful eye on traff1c durmg classes and wr1te down the names of those who take books and other th1ngs from the1r lockers and of the g1rls who come out 1nto the hall from the1r gym classes. Thls provldes a re cord of those who have been at the1r lockers dur1ng school 'mme A g1rl 15 also stat1oned 1n the locker room of the g1rls gym dur1ng each class per1od Her Job 1S to take care of Jewelry and other valuables The gmrls also serve as ushers for var xous school act1v1t1es and as guldes for v1s1tors to our school Th1s organmzatlon 1S under the supe rv1s1on of Mrs. Appell. The off1cers th1s year were Kay Hamme r1ch, pre s1dent,Dor1s Nelson, v1ce pres1dent, and Ruth Taylor, secretary-treasurer. The club should be commended on the fme work lt has done. Page 82 YY I , 7 I X V Qs 1 s gs c er c i E 4 ' 5 X , - J: x wk .K Q gi' ff A 3 . ig, S i K . 1 s, . is 4 . S N0 ,..v Q, cv t , s ' ' . c' ff' ' . xl W A nd, Xxx -,, of ' - 1 - - - . . . . . . . . , . ' ' ' 1 - 1 . . . ' 9 - l ance,B ance In recent years the Dance Club was unable to do any actual danc1ng due to a lack of space Th1s year because the glrls gymnasmm was ava1lable after school the Dance Club agam stepped the lxght fan taSt1C Members of the club used then' talent to g1VC other members a chance to learn Sue Stephan1 Carol Taylor Carolyn Turner and Ioanna Mantgares gave lessons rn ballet tap character and square danc1ng respect1vely On December ll the g1rls Jour neyed to Ch1cago to see the mus1cal Off1cers of the club were Ioanna Mantgares presldent Sue Stephan1 v1ce pres1dent and Carolyn Turner secretary treasurer Mrs Appell adv1ser for the club closed the year w1th exh1b1t1onal soclal danc1ng I Mantgares S Stefanl C Taylor C Turner Row 1 B Be1sh1r M L1ndgren G Fawcett S Stefanl C Taylor C N1e m1nen E W1lk1ns R Taylor Row Z B Anderson C Swanson .T Perkms D Owens .T Aver1ll E Saar1 C Turner .T Sallee I Mantgares Page 83 U ' ll , . ' ' 4 Q Q s . , . b ! . ,,. - . ' I P ' 9' . . . . u ,Q ! ! ! ! D , . South Pacific . ' 1 - .1 U 1 0 Q : . ' ' , . ' , . , . ', . , . '- , . , . . : . , . , , ' , ' Y ' . 1 ' -7 ' 3 ' J o n 7!ze B49 lflaaae Shaw Q 'fi Row 1 R Gnswold D Baker J' Glllen Mr Elhott Row 2. D Fredr1ckson J' M1nor H J'erde W1th a cl1ck of the sw1tch the projector starts to roll Yes th1s IS the ProJect1on Club a httle known organ1zat1on but a w1de1y act1ve one In th1s club there IS no reward but a knowledge of havlng served the school Members are chosen on the bas1s of 1nterest depend ab1l1ty and courtesy Many txmes they have glven up the1r own tune to show these f1lms and many t1mes they have done th1s very unexpec tedly Dumng the year members of th1s group have shown about 250 school owned rental and loaned f1lms used by twenty f1ve teachers of D THS Some of these were shown as many as s1x t1mes to d1f ferent classes The V1sualA1ds Program requ1res 1nd1v1duals to operate projectors The mam purpose of the ProJect1on Club 15 to prov1de a group of well tralned operators to show f1lms whlch the teachers have requested for use 1n classrooms and clubs It 1s a b1g Job to get these boys ready but under the d1rect1on of Mr Elhott they d1d the1r Job well Page 84 ll ' ' ll ZF' of X X L . Q ! s I , 1 M e , p, x . S . l X. Q .X 5 f 'sic , 1 Q . Q.. t Q K ' 4 . 5 ,. 'bl 1 : . ' , . , . ' , . ' . : . ' , . , . . , , , , . . . n s , I ' ' ' 1 , , , - . . . , , . Q . . . . , . ' 1 1 0-CG Row l .T Dorneden K Anderson N Strxglos M Roof Row Z M Rowe D Holbo K Kmmry .T Smlth P Boyle D Moore Row 3 R Mull .T Prp1ch I Lukala M1ss Wentworth .T Nelson E Rohl1k C Clark L Prent1ce Can you 1dent1fy .Tuplter Juno Mercury and Cupld? If not ask some member of the Latln Club The purpose of th1s organrzatlon IS to seek out and dlscuss mformatlon about mythologlcal and h1stor1cal characters for a broader cultural background than class t1me perm1ts Students now or prev1ously enrolled ln Lat1n classes are el1g1ble for membershlp Meetmgs are not confmed how ever to d1scuss1on of Roman back ground Var1ous games anclent and modern have taxed our w1ts and best of all areJo1ntmeet1ngs wlth the Spanlsh Club The senors and senor1tas add 1nterest to the pro grams Latln Club members added to the Chrlstmas sp1r1t at D T H S by dec orat1ng Room 102 and by helplng w1th the Socxal Room Com1ng as a chmax 1n Apr11 was the Roman banquet featurmg food and games a la Roman Some thlnk th1s should be repeated as well as the tr1p to Chlcago for the second year students Off1cers for th1S year have been N1ck1e Strlglos presldent Corr1ne Clark v1ce pres1dent Marllyn Rowe secretary Barbara Smlth treasurer and Peggy Cop1a cha1r man of program comm1ttee Mxss Wentworth 15 the sponsor Page 85 XY Ll ' g ll T 2 W ' i , K ya S . 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N. iwpiyn x' ' x Q. x Q 4 -Q I 711 X ' 'vi ' - - ,,.., -+L., Q , ., V A w MW. fir: ggw. , .- x ! - 1950 SCHOOL SCHEDULE August Septcnwbe r October November December .Tanuary Pre School Workshop Pre School Workshop Pre School Workshop Pre School Workshop Pre School Opens School Workshop Cheerleaders Chosen G A A Pxcnxc Sycamore at DeKalb Football Pep Club Mxxer West Aurora at DeKalb Y Teens Mzxer Hall Townshlp at DeKalb .Tumor Class Mlxer DeKalb at Sterlmg DeKalb at Dzxon Flrst Slx Weeks Ends Rock Rxver DIVISION Meetlng DeKalb at Rochelle Dance Club Hay Rxde U N Assembly Ottawa at DeKalb G A A Mlxer DeKalb at Belvldere Dramatxc Club Play Dramatxc Club Play Home Sweet Homxclde Home Sweet Homlclde Tuberculos1s Tests Gwen Band Festwal at Rochelle Student Councll Conventlon at Evanston Senmor Iunzor Prom Second Sxx Weeks Ends Thanksgxmng Holxday Thanksglvxng Holxday DeKalb at Freeport Basketball East Aurora at DeKalb Semor Class Mlxer DeKalb at Belvldere Elgln at DeKalb FHA andFFA Mlxer Ste rlmg at DeKalb Student C ounc 11 Mlxe r Sycamore at DeKalb G A A Chrlstmas Banquet Chrlstmas Hol1day Chrxstmas Hol1day Hol1day Tournament Chrlstmas Holxday Holxday Tournament Chrlstmas Hol1day Hol1day Tournament Chrxstmas Hol1day Second Place xn Hol1day Tournament Chrzstmas Hol1day Chrlstmas Hol1day Chrxstmas Holxday Dramatxc Club to Chmcago fhrxstmas Hol1day Chrxstmas Hol1day DeKalb at Geneseo School Reopens -51 . 28 4- 29 - 30 - 31 - ,t 1 - 5 8 11 . . . ' ' 15 -- ZZ ' 4 29 ' 6 . 13 ' 20 . . . . . Z3 ' Z3 . . 27 3 . 8 , --I . . 10 ' -- I ' 14 ' ' 17 Y-Teen Assembly 19 ' ZZ ' Z3 . . . Z4 ' ' ' 1 e -- e, Z 8 . 9 . 15 ' 16 25 ' ' Z6 ' ' Z7 ' ' Z8 ' ' 29 ' ' 1 . . Z , . 3 . . 4 J . . 5 . . Hall at DeKalb Freshman Sophomore MlXCT DeKalb at Provxso Assembly Program on Rec reatlon Nxght Fxrst Semester Ends DeKalb at Ottawa Second Semester Begms Rochelle at DeKalb Key Club Mxxer DeKalb at West Aurora FebI'U3l'Y Assembly Film B Jupxter Mendota at DeKalb Band Mlxer Canton at DeKalb Sportsmen s Club Mlxer DeKalb at Sycamore DeKalb at Rock Falls Y Teen Formal Lmcoln s B1rthday School Hollday Assembly on March of Dxmes Dixon at DeKalb Framatlc Club Mxxer DeKalb at Arlmgton Hexghts Conference Speech Meet at Rochelle DeKalb at Prxnceton Key Club to Chxcago to See Globetrotters D1str1ct Speech Contest Reg1onal Tournament Reg1onal Tournament March Regxonal Tournament Regxonal Tournament Fourth Sxx Week Term Ends Sectxonal Speech Contest at DeKalb Good Frxday School Holzday Easter Vacatxon Natxonal Honor Socxety Assembly Solo and Ensemble Band Contest APN1 Senlor Play June Dawn Semor Play June Dawn Band Contest at Bensonvllle Band Concert Fxfth S1x Week Term Ends Honors Assembly State Band Contest May Jumor Semor Prom Regxstratlon of Freshmen Reg1strat1on of Freshmen Regxstratxon of Freshmen Regxstratwn of Freshmen Reglstratxon of Freshmen Dance Revxew P T A Receptlon of Freshmen Y Teen Mother Daughter Banquet Freshman Exams Pep Club Sports Banquet and Coronahon Ind1v1dual Honors Memorlal Day School Hohday June Baccalaureate 5 School Closes Commencement 12 13 '. 17 ' ' 19 A zz ' 26 Z7 1 -- ' --an Y - on 2 3 6 9 . 10 - IZ A ' A -- ' 14 4 16 ' 17 ' ' 23 ' Z4 ' ' Z7 ' 28 ' 1 . Z . 10 ' 16 Yale-Princeton Basketball Game Z3 . -- , ze ' 30 ' f ' A 31 ' 4 ' --n n 6 ' --u - 7 . Z0 25 Z7 5 . - . 7 . , n 8 . . 9 . . 10 . . J H , . 15 . . . ' 16 - - 18 19 ' Z9 ' ' ' 30 ' - ' 3 VARSITY BASKETBALL SC ORES DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb De Kalb DeKalb 6 60 Freeport 58 East Aurora 35 Belv1dere Elgln Sterllng 42 Sycamore 50 Geneseo 48 Hall Townsh1p 39 Prov1so Maywood 54 Ottawa 45 Rochelle 32 West Aurora Mendota 40 Canton 45 Sycamore 62 Rock Falls 66 Dlxon 37 Arlmgton H61ghtS Pnnceton 'F Conference Games QHOLIDAY TOURNAMENTJ DeKalb 44 DeKalb 49 DeKalb 63 DeKalb 47 Arllngton Helghts 40 Belvxdere 28 West Aurora 39 Rock Island 55 fSYCAMORE REGIONAL, DeKalb 33 Hampsh1re 27 DeKalb 53 Genoa K1ngston 42 DeKalb 30 Sycamore 34 FROSI-I SOPH BASKETBALL SC ORES DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb 63 41 Freeport 40 East Aurora Belv1dere 38 E1g1n 46 Sterllng 28 Sycamore 31 Geneseo Hall Townsh1p Prov1so 44 Ottawa 46 Rochelle 26 West Aurora Mendota 39 Sycamore 45 Rock Falls 41 D1xon 24 Arhngton Helghts 51 Pmnceton I8 BELVIDERE TOURNAMENT DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb 6 4 Marengo 45 E Rockford 52 Elg1n 49 Leyden 47fOTQ 49 33 46 25 36 43 ' 32 ' 60 ' 53 ' 50 ' 24: 39 ' 43 29 74 It 42 32 61 ' wk 32 ' 42 64 ' 4 J 43 ' 32 :ar 43 DeKalb 50 Niles fSkokiej 39 DeKalb 53 Niles 46 37 :ef 48 55 40 51 46 59 :of 26 54 49 45 YF 45 1 Ik 57 ' 49 . . . 41 ' ' 27 Ik ' 0 57 . . . 58 ' I 8 INDIVIDUAL STATI9 IIIC5 Rushlng 3 I5 SCO Co Im D Hmmm 5 II urn Bjorn V llljxhfl Owe zrnyc 1 Bmgg Llndc be rg .Iohnson B Fo 11 511125 Hdrmeb Johnson B Bjox n V Iughn Total rmg Colhn D I-Iunn S ul H 111114 Ovp x ruy LI I-Iotfnvm F I m IN B 11 ga Barrett Bjorn Total IJIITIIIYIQW 544 4 4 34 OO 25 1804 Att Com n 4 TD PAT Pts 4 Yd 799 L 975 Punt BIOLR Yds ive 5 I' , ............ 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