Dekalb High School - Kalibre Yearbook (Dekalb, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1954 volume:

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X QA , vi :NE .... - O L u ,nu S f no o smom f HHHIIUISIPAWUH A MFSSAGE FROM MR HOPPE June 3 1954 wxll always remaxn ln the mmds of the graduating sennors DeKalb Townshlp High School one of the most slgnmcant dates nn their lxyes It marlcs the end of four most enjoyable and profrtable yC1I'S lrlendshlps made 1n the halls and classrooms of DeKalb Hrch w1ll be cher 1shed for a llfetlme Proms after game mlxers plays athletlc exents and last but not least Commenecment w1ll nexer be forgotten Wlll Barb fans eyer forget the thrlll that eleetrlfled the DeKalb backers on that memorable mght rn Rockford when Coach Dertmger put all of hls substltutes ln that fmal game ot the sectlonal tournament and they realtzed that the dream Champangn here vse come had become a reallty 9 To the members of the class of 1954 When you leave the bulldxng Com mencement mght you are leaymg your h1gh school for the last txme as students but lt w1ll always be YOUR school Come back as often as possxble to partlclpate 1n and to enjoy l1te mth us at DeKalb Hlgh , , .of , ' , ' . . . ' ' 7 7 3 7 ' 1 . A I 7 . f AVA , 6 . , . , .- , , . , , , , v v x B pf , A Q 1' -l' '23 .L-can r---.4 MQW' 43 .1-as N'-snr 4:-can ,,,4v' GERTRFDE ADY W'orld History. Senior Social Studies BENJAMIN ALMAGVER Spanish, V'orld History LVCILE APPELL Girls' Physical Education JAMES BOST English - ROBERT BOXYERS '. ily L Freshman and Senior Social Studies J I I , V YOLANDE COLVYN ' N' Homemaking 1 CHARLES DAYTON Boys' Physical Education, English. Athletic Director RTQTH DEEGAN Business Education GEORGE DERTINGER Boys' Physical Education, American History RUTH ELLIOTT Art PAL'L EL'RR Agriculture CAROLYN HELMING Algebra, Geometry ERICH HOPPE Advanced Mathematics CHARLES KITTLESON Graphic Arts, Metals OROUS LEACH General Mathematics, Algebra 746C6ffq EDVUARD LINDGREN Mechanical Drawing, NX'oods AIMEE LOETIN Girls' Physical Education HELEN MLKINZIE Freshman Social Studies. English LOIIISE NELSON English JOHN NE'I'TLE'l'ON Boys' Physical Education REBA NUGENT Librarian MERLIN RADDATZ Chorus, American and World His- tory BERTHA RUTLEDGE English, journalism ROBERT SMITH Biology ELLEN SORENSEN Business Education WILLIAM TOWNES Chemistry, Physics HARRIET WEDBERG Homemaking X 'L ffl.. ga 'Z l 0 'J-if 'null ti atv l',I.'X -0 EDITH WENTWORTH L cf Latin, English MRS. MUNSON In the administration office, Mrs. Munson holds a most important postion. This is her eighth year of secretarial work for Mr. Sullivan. Besides serving as secretary to the superintendent, she is business manager and secretary for the Board of Education. 'P '37 MRS. FISHER and MRS, COHENOUR Because of the competent secretaries, the student office of the DeKalb Township High School runs smoothly and efficiently at all times. Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Cohenour answer hundreds of student ques- tions daily in addition to doing their many other tasks. MAINTENANCE One of the most important but possibly one of the least appreciated groups is the maintenance staff, who care for D.T.H.S. the year 'round. This is a tremendous task, and everyone is grateful for the good work they have done. Pictured here from left to right are: Ray Pollack, Ben Snyder, Quentin Tucker, Nels johnson, and Dennis Swede john- SOD. ,Q MRS. ANDERSON and MR. MORLEY Bcrneicc Anderson irls' counsellor and Mr Mrs. - - ' A ,g A , . Franklin Morley, director of curriculum, hold very important and responsible positions in both the elementary and the high schools of DeKalb. I As we near the completion of another school year, the students can be proud of the achievements of their Student Council. Led by Student Body President Roger Kallal, and sponsored by Mr. Smith, the Council consisted of a boy and a girl, from each home room. Their choice for officers were vice president, David Hop- peg secretary, Carol Hutchison, an d treasurer, Lois Schauer, Organized for the primary purpose of helping in the harmonious running of the school through developing better school spirit, improving student-faculty relationships, and aiding in the solving of school problems, the Student Council carried out a wide and varied program of activities. Once more we can say that the Stu- dent Council has met its responsibilities to the students it represented. Slndenl Body Preridezzl ROGER KALLAL .fx 'ar First row: J. Lovell, A. Montavon. J. Hancock, E. Schiesser. B. Striglos. Second row: J. MacGinnitie, P. Gamhill. J. Anderson. J. Barrett, J. Jensen, M. Miller. D. Pearson. Third row: J. Condon. R. Steimel, D. Hoppe. B. Bartels, R. Kallal. J. Xwilkins. J. Raddatz, K. Hickman. First row: S. Adams, M. Schiesser, G. Dreska, C. Pillmore, P. Smith. Second row: J. Priwer. P. Harmison. B. Kizis. A. Xwainio. M. Conlin. Third row: C. Hutchison. S. Furr, L. Schauer. P. Boyle. Fourth rowz Mr. Smith, sponsorg D. BeGuhn. C. Kittleson. X S sggf 5 Q 1 Z Q AAA 5 v : Q i 2 f S , E E K 7 J 1 --n xv va 'l q fy E li: : : - '- -2- HUH H adicmcls As the national honor society of high school journalists, Quill and Scroll is organized to en- courage, promote, and reward journalistic achievement. Before admittance is granted, the student must meet the fol- lowing requirements: he must have 100 inches of published copy or, equivalent work on a school publication, he must be recommended by the faculty ad- visor and approved by interna- tional headquarters. Mrs. Rutledge is the faculty advisor for the local chapter. chem! 300302 acdely In 1922 the National Honor Society was organized to recog- nize outstanding juniors and Seniors in high schools through- out the United States. In 1925, just three years after its begin- ning, D e K al b organized its branch. To become eligible for mem- bership a student must be in the upper one-third of his class. All who meet this scholastic require- ment are then rated by their classmates on leadershipg charac- ter, and service to the school. Finally, the faculty vote on those students who have re- ceived their classmates' recom- mendation. Only 59? of the Juniors and lifc of the Seniors can be elected in any one year. First row: C. Nieminen, K. Nolin. P Boyle P Jacobson Second row: R. johnson, D. Hoppe First row: M. Schaefer, M. Marshall, E. Oderkirk, J. Bergstrom N Edgar 1 Olsen P Richardson. Second row: R. Steimel, L. Dertinger, L. Schauer K Mullis D Hegland C GOUIJ. B. Hoisington. D. Hoppe, K, Nolin. Third row R johnson A Taylor R Kallal E. Rohlik, P. Jacobson, C. Clark, P. Boyle, D. Paszotta E Hanson B Bartels 070401 mm s mv mom mme L 3 XHX 1111 xnxx IXUWAI D Hlxi li 701 ' DIA. -. ff HV ' N.-xg-1111 an li. Vw f11ltW1lf'Z5.1N11 Foy? ur .11 I, fIfH.S. I7,:.w Q14 r . ' . 'Q ' . . ' PKI P' 5 WQMLI x 4,5 E Q 'Xf N 'v ' N Q -x ea 0 . Q- QQOZZIQGQK G+06q33'Qi3 A em 3'9 Q3 -O QC? oo SHIIUHS a-eq 151' Seated, left to right: Elaine Rohlik, Bob Vaughn, and Elaine Oclerkirk Shmding David Hoppe and Chuck Kittleson. Swan 66444 Oggaww Prefiderzl ...,.... Vire Pnaridezll .,..,,. i,,,, , S EFFQIHVV1' ........ Tf'ei1,i1n'e1' ,I ,,...,,. . 5 ergefwf-ffl-Amir ...,. DAVID HOPPE CHUCK KITTLESON ELAINE ROHLIK ELAINE ODERKIRK .... BOB VAUGHN an GERALD CADIE CHAR1.1as CARLSON CORRINE CLARK Blzvrfmx' C,o1.1i NIARLIZNIE CONCIIBINIE RANm' Coma ROBERT CORTIQLYOU LOWIELL DIfR'IINGlfR 1 ff,,gwfup- 'i fwfr? Nami K JOSEPH I'wRli1iMAN JAMES GA1 :ss RITA HAY125 IQLILRMAN HANSEN A 1 1 V' f4oQC.4fv' V iff 4. 1 gvA,,f'fwJf FRANCIQS HAw1q1xs DONALID HIZGLAND BARBARA GOFF Duwnns Homo fi? H ,-3' fa' RANDAIJ, JOHNSON RICHARD jfmxsox 1 . -QQ 5 'iii K? X M 1- ,, s x Q Roman K.ALLAL JOSEPH KIf!,I,X' 0 Tizv PAT KLMPSUN IOP-NNE KINNIRY CHARLES KITTLIESON BEVERLY KIZIS f--'53 f HW vj f' 19 swlir J., x x ' tw! 1' ' rx al 'Ill-ff 1115'- '19, PATTL MoMLzN'r1a1.1,1sR ELEANOR NEVi'HALL JOHN N12W'QUIST ,fi 'N ' KM' NOLIN K 4si '5i' A DALE NICIHOI.S CAROLLN NrLM1x1,x THOMAS O,BRI12N DANIEL O'CONNlELI 1 'Mfr W ToM WHITE JAMES WILKINS xx If s.P 5 '95 X5 , f Y X . N k', , . J ,. .'.1 x es X u 8, 2 ,,,,, W, 'ml 'BQQM am ,Y-: xg xlrfwf 4 . '24, M 31551 .- 5:9 Q- S 1. 'ff 13.7 S 5 F5 uf, fi ,Lf Qfel -0' N' 1.-na'-erfixfox I UHUflHllHSSWfn Mar11yn Wrlght, Don Gilkison, Nancy G1Il1s Roger Stenmel Absent from the pxcture Prexiderzt .......... Vlfe Prefidenl Serrelary ..A,... Treamrer ........... Sergefzm-at-Arzm First row: C. Peddicord. C. Over- ton, S. Perkins. J. Marsh. T. Mull. R. Halverson. G. Kyler. F. Miner. L. Munsell. J. Hutten. Second row: S. Morris. B. Herrmann. M. Maley. B. Hoisington. M. Panttila. K. Mul- lis, F. Lay. H. Mihm B. Kayes. T Peterson. Third row: M. Johnson S. Oleson. D. Malone. J. Holmes C. Hutchison. M. Holmes. B. Heyer J. Kaisher. D. Pevonka, D. Hunt- work. E. Hobbs. Fourth roxv: C Masilunis. D. Olson. R. Nelson. J Mummert. J. Hunt. S. Ketchum. M Horan. R. Johnson. J. Hunt. B Holder, R. Main. Fifth row: F Hanson. D. Johnson. F. Harris. J Moore. H. Hull. 'lf Howland. INI Hopkins. First row: Golden, G. Deisz, E. Erwin, C. Blackmore, J. Barauski, D. Carroll. L. Dresser. P. Freeman. J. Cooper, D. Benson, D. Baker. E. Burtch. Second row: R. Gates. W. Carr, G. Finn, G. Barnett, M. Chamhers, J. Davis, B. Bartmess, Anderson, J. Cryor, Chambers, A. Dongas, D. Davis, Third row: D. Gilkison, B. Breen, J. Bross, G. Cook, F. Fister, P. Gamhill. K. Farley, R. Boudreau, D. Blake, N. Gillis. C, Cooper. K. Colvin, Fourth row: L. Blasch. D. Carlson, D. An- derson, D. Beckman. G. Anderson, D. Chase, D. Diedrich, P. Brooks, B. Gould. list xx V K Run c iiessci Ro ner Sohne P Smith D Schoemperlen J Rohlik J Walter Second row B uitno D Vilmin D uarn strom. B. Cook, L. Schauer, B. Pree . Rena. . Speer, G. Pool, E. '1 - fer. Third row: VU. Scroggin, . Sanderson, . Van Meter. J. Smith, M. XX right. J. Remsey, D. Swanson B. Roesler M. Shepardson, S. Rine- hart. Fourth row: P. Schafer . Swineheart, R. Steimel R. Secrest, J. Sharp, J. Shangle, H. Telford J. Sulaver. N. Spafford. Fifth row: R. Randall, T. Wfebster, D. Silger J. Smith, J. Harris, B. Bartels. Jw, r. Ywfw X, . 'N XKXX Marjorie Voss, Richard Mobley, Ann Waixmio. Salbdoaww fddd Prefidezzf ...,.... ..,r R ICHARD MOBLEY Vife Preyidezzl .,.., ,,.,,,. IN 'IARJORIE VOSS Serrefary-Treafzzrer' ., ..,..,,V, ANN WAINIO First row: G. McNew, D. Oder kirk. B. Holliday, G. McCord. Nichols. M. Holho, D. Harms. Oldham. B, Helgesen. C. Kallem bach, M. Montavan. S. McDonald Second row: J. MacGinnitie. A King. D. Leslie. P, Huntwork. H Olson. L. Larkins. K. Knudtson. M McCabe, J. Lungstrom, A. Monta von. D. Johnson, D. Junghans Third row: G. O'Neil. P. Jacobson K. Goff. K. Miller. D. McGrain F. Murray, C. Hoppe. P, Johnson S. McGirr, P. Harmison. R. Kopp Fourth row: M. Greenacre, K. John- son. D. Mohley, R. Hjelmberg. S Kaiser, J. Minne-gan. B. Kober. G Kirby. R. Nelson. D. Gray, Moore. Fifth row: D. Makela. R. Lockwood, B. Holmes. K. Mueller. B. Holdridge, K. Hickman, E. Koz- lowski, M. McCormick. H. Maki. I. Jones. First row: G. Burtzos. B. Diedrich. R. Derix. C. Ford. N. Bullington. B. Colby. P. Freeman. J. Baker, J. Baker. R. Blish. S. Carter, S. Armes. P. Countryman. Second row: J. Bowers. M. Cusumano. J. Clement- sen. L Condon. J. Carney. M. Engle. V. Benson. M. Foster. J. Beck. J. Armes, B. Cullison. Third row: J. Cochrane, D. Finn. J. Brickley. B. Davis. K. Davis, R. Crawford. D. Dryer. C. Askelson. C. BeGuhn. Fourth row: L. Anderson. S. Furr. B. Cadie. C. Beard. D. Herr. S. Boyle, M. Finnestad, J. Barrett. G. George. S. Burch. Fifth row: R. Eike. J. Farley, L. Cochrane, D. Boardman. J. Herr. J. Chalden, J. Bodda, J. Dertinger. R. Ebhesen. WN First row: D. Stroyan. B. Stiglos, D. Schaefer. J. Vanamburg. E. Wiltse, J. Pigott, S. Xwald. S. Shaf- fer, S. Pondelick. B. Pree. Second row: J. Tatman, J. Perkins. D. Pear- son, R. Stefani, F. NX'alker, K. Wfirtz. M. Voss. L. Randall. S. White, S. Pesuth. S. Roth. S. Ritch- ie. Third row: K. Setchell. D. Yae- ger, B. Sisco. J. Swanson. C. Pill- more. A. XX'ainio. J. Rueff. B. Yauch. N. VC'hittaker. P. Read. Fourth row: R. Taylor, R. Suddeth, F. Rauworth, K. Stephens. E. Peter- son, B. Ranchino. J. Sauter. C. Switzer. B. Zerby. Fifth row: W. Timm, C. Taylor, P. Simon. B. Swain, L. Priwer, L. Vancil, R. Snyder, E. Sauter, B. Willey, J. Rockabrand, R. Sparks. Ag,-M.. ff I napnusfvf-'LMS' ,V-an .! I f 11, ff . 2 M- mv wmv-, fynfl' isfyfj 3.51, 1 lii3U7'46dinfi3 ' x 'X 'i Ff 1' U Stuart Hammett, Katie Kirwan, Chuck Dayton. Premfwzf .,t.t,,,,,... .,,,, S 'l'lfAR'I' HAMMETT Vzfe Pfmjdefif ,,,,..,, , , C HUCK DAYTON S6'L'I'L'fcH 1-TI'L'.JJ'lU'97' , ,,,,,, KATIIQ KIRXVAN ,fl First row: B. Mulock. C. Mar- cheschi, S. Saksa, K. Morris, K. Morris. C. Todnem. B. Suddeth, E. Phlugfelder. N. Taylor. J. Montavon, N. Montgomery. C. Pottenger, N. Topp. D. Shellito. Second row: J. Nieminen. J. XVestgaard. B. Plapp. S. Thomas. M. Noplos. D. Vfarth, E. Scid- more. K. Meyer, D. Olsen. B. Read, J. Wiggins. N. XY'arner. Third row: M. Schleuning. V. Spratt, J. Sheridan. J. Marshall, P. Murray. K. Mathre, D. Mont- avon, D. Marsh. K. Rohrer, M. Sanderson. R. Watkins. Fourth row: B. Shipp, P. Moore, D. Retrum. A. Roselieb. J. Rohlik, D. Randall. M. O'Neil. B. Rob- inson. M. Wiley, K. VUaltz. S. Marshall, L. Nolin. Fifth row: E. Schram. J. Matherley, K. Schavland, r, M. Mil- ler. G. McCabe. D. Russell. R. Steimel, S. Olsen, N. Mobeck. K. Shinofield. Sixth row: R. Mc- Cann. T. Protano. R. Scott, M. Whalen, J. Racldatz. B. Osen- berg, J. Phillips, P. McCormick, A. Wfright, I. Mantgares. S. Marshall. l -Au. First row: B. Little, J. Huber, M. Hayter, V. Kittleson, M. Holdridge. D. Long, J. Lovell, S. Ketonen, G. Lunclblad. R. Golden. J. Jensen. Second row: K. Kirwan. O. Johnson, S. Hutchison. J. Hancock, R. Ho- ran, B. Harmison, B. Halverson, J. Johnson, A. Hjelmberg, P. Huntwork. Third row: J. Jen- sen, N. Kittleson. P. Hopkins, K. Hildebrandt, S. Jensen, W. Knauss, R. Jordal, B. Hiland, P. Holderman, M. Hayes, G. Golden. Fourth row: S. Kallal, H. Gunther, S. Hunt, M. Jerde, G. Halloran, C. Judah, G. Lange, B. Lawson, S. Hammett, H. Holder, K. Kiple, C. Lynch. First row: L. French, Tlzfipll-22. A. Eike. S. Adams, J. Carter. J. Garcia. J. Erickson. P. Farley. R. Clark. T. Anderson. Second row: C. Borine, A. Aspengren. J. Anderson, M. Carlson, F. Burns. J. Beardsley, M. Ellis, H. Betts. J. Bosworth, D. Bo- ganrief. P. Gaston, G. Ball. Third row: J. Broughton. J. Brooks. C. Dieter, M. Conlin. J. Bloyd. D. 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Brickley. K. Nolin. F. Rauworth. R. Nelson. R. johnson, B. Bartels, C. Hutchison, S. Boyle. R. Crawford, B. Hoisington. C. Hoppe. I Haven't you heard? The Play's the Thing! So say the Dramatic Club members. Painting flats, learning lines, and applying make-up were among their tasks. First they presented The Rivals on November 11 and 13. One-act plays, contest plays, and Christmas skits were also on their agenda. To guarantee its success, the club, of which Mr. james Bost was the sponsor, chose the following officers: Randy johnson, presidentg Corrine Clark, vice presidentg Ernest Hanson, secretaryg and Barbara Hoisington, treasurer. Troupe 756 of the National Thespian Society has also been active at D.T.H.S. By earning points equivalent to 100 hours of work, any Dramatic Club member can join this organization. Surely all agree that the Dramatic Club provided work and fun for members and fine entertainment for everyone. 1 if 2 ew ga fp -v X.,- Mrb, LiLIXCI'!ZlC'. J. 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The Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation is a state organization of girls participating in such activities as hockey, speed- away, volleyball, basketball, dancing, archery, and soft- ball. The alumni hockey break- fast and game, the Christmas b a n q u e t, and the Yale- Princeton basketball g a m e were among the important activities of the year. Each year awards are made to girls who earn points by participating in v a r io u s sports. A pin with the G.A.A. emblem is the first award. The second is numer- als, and then the school let- ter D is presented. Low State and High State awards are next. The highest honor for a G.A.A. member is the honor cup. This is presented to a senior girl who has been outstanding in leadership, sportsmanship, honor, serv- ice, and loyalty. Leading the club this year were Janice Averill, presi- dent, Barbara Anderson, vice president, Diane Schomper- len, secretaryg Rita Hayes, treasurer, and a council made up of ten girls. It was spon- sored by Miss Loftin and Mrs. Appell. - 'V' ' it First row: M. Engle, J. Barauski, J. Marsh, D. Harms. B. Herrmann. N. Gillis. Second row: J. Pigott, S. Boyle, D. Schomperlen. R. Hayes. B. Kizis. Third row: C. Pillmore, R. Lyons, S. Furr, J. Holmes, K. Finnan, J. Olsen. First row: M. Mills. E. Desponett, B. Anderson, J. Averill, E. Saari, J. Rohlik. Second row: L. Marth. E. Xwiltse. J. Rohlik. J. Beardsley, R. Ziegler. Third row: J. Barrett, B. Roof, P. Jacobson, R. Sullivan, P. Boyle, D. Swanson, Miss Loftin. co-sponsor. 1 afar K E ! 3 9' k......um,...w - ,I First row: D. Schomperlen, D. Holbo, C. Dieter. Second row: J. Pigott. J. Minnegan, S. White, K. Nolin. I ' I The Girls' Service League includes girls who give their study periods to serve as assistants in the student office. They collect absence slips and check attendance, answer the telephone, deliver messages, and do other tasks to help those in charge. During 1953-54 the group included Kay Nolin, Dolly Holbo, jean Pigott, Diane Schoemperlen, and 'lane Minnegan. ga. Q In many classes throughout the year, students of D.T.H.S. benefited from the services of the Projection Club. Before these boys are trained to operate the pro- jectors, their personal interest, their cour- tesy, and their dependability are consid- ered. Wfith the assistance and supervision of Mr. Culver, they help to maintain a visual aids program in our school. First row: Vale. C. Borine. j. Desponett. D. Shellito. Second row: P. Huntwork. F. Miner C. juilah. J. Davis. M. Chambers. E. Hobbs, D. Oderkirk, D. Retrum. Third row: D. Abramson, D. Beckman, 1. Hunt, R. Eike, R. Rongey, L. Sisco, C. Lynch, j. Bloyd, K. Culver, sponsor. First row: Pool. G.. Helgesen, B.. Erickson. J., Harms. D.. Schicsser, M.. Gaston. P. Second row. McCabe. M., Rinehart. S., Mulock. B., Read, B.. Kittleson, V., Sheridan, J. Third row: Askelson, C., Finnestad, M.. Suddeth. B.. Rohlik. J.. Willey, M., Beardsley. J., Kirby, G. Fourth row: Colvin. Y., co-sponsorg Montgomery. N.. Shinofield. K. Hancock. J.. Zerby. B.. Voss, LI.. Ziegler, R.. Knudtson, K.. Kober. B., Cullison, B.. XWedberg. H.. co-sponsor. ?ca'afze za of 14 ' Future Homemalcers of America is a national Marian Finnestad. vice president, Carol Montavon. organization of girls who study homemaking in recording chairmang Barbara Mulock, degrees chair- high school. Realizing the importance of homes in man, Pat Hopkins, public relations chairmang and the American way of life, they work together for June Beck, parliamentarian. a better and happier home life for everyone. The dub was Sponsored by Mrs. Colvin and Miss This year's officers were: Ruth Ziegler, presidentg Wedberg. First row: I-larmison, B.. King, A.. Schiesser, E.. Oderkirk, D., McCord, G., Jordal. R.. Mont- avon, J., Anderson, T., Wiggins, J., Jensen, J. Second row: Holder, B., Golden, G.. Diedrich. R., Sanderson, J., Rohrer, K., Phillips, J.. Clementsen, J., Halverson, D., Holder, H., Sauter, E Third row: Yaeger, D., Pigott, J., Bowers, J., Hammett. S.. Steimel, R., Suddeth, R.. McCormick P., Cobb, G., .Bowe-rs, K. Fourth row: Cochrane. L.. Sauter, B., Webster, T., Snyder. B., Randall D., Bross, J., Bemis, J., Pinkston, C.. NX'allin. C.. Pigott, B. Jolene The DeKalb chapter of the Future Farmers of America once again was organized under the spon- sorship of P. M. Furr. The first activity was the election of officers on September 16. Those elected were: President, Joel Bemis, Vice President, Roger Steimelg Secretary, Robert Diedrichg Treasurer, Ger- ald Sandersong Reporter, Joe Brossg and Sentinel, Charles Wallin. On September 17 these boys attend- ed an officers' school at Genoa. In the early fall the club sponsored a cornpicker af ffnzezcba safety drive. In 1952 this drive was first started. Again this year the boys passed out to local farmers pamphlets on safety, which achieved good results. Eleven boys from this chapter showed at the Section VII F.F.A. Fair, All the boys worked hard in raising and preparing their projects for this show. Although the boys met stiff competition, they won for the fourth straight year the school exhibit of five beef steers and added to their laurels the school exhibit of three pairs of beef steers. -1 'gg fi Egg . S! - if wma ,un 3352, my 1. '4 WW ek!! if a -Q .-.: ,M M. q X 'G S ,M 75 , QL as ,Q iv' 4 ,Ze F If . 5? 5, X +1 Q 1 -Q wif ,. X2 ,, 1 Q21 ' ,ka ,fp I 5 I W. ,, K ,KIWL5 V, f ' W A up 1 kv? WSP. ,l.ie,3g14,w ,. fa!! ,,1,,,fwff,f-.,.,,,ih- U I X ,V A 23' , ' , 1 Jw. f W 4, A ' ' ' N '- Q A ,F ' 'fffkglggffgrzf ,aw,a:,,5g5gff 7 21? .L Q 3 A Y , , may w33,1f5w35,.9 4 V W I 5 , ,Q i M333 f Im W, wx My ff' 7 - fs , , WM , 1 Q Q ,ff -W ,Q , N E m 4 Z' L Misa Q? KQWE f ' W P I .. 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Oderlcirlc, Second row: E. Schiesser. R. Stcimel. J. Vfillcins. G. Brown, I., Blasch. R. Secrest, J. MacGinnitie. J. Bowers. K. Miller, E. Hobbs. Third row: J. Harris. D. Hoppe, D. Heglantl, B. Barrels. J. Liikala, E. Hanson. T. O'Brien. M. Horan. J. Pigott. R. Snyder. W The Key Club of D.T.H.S., .1 junior member of the Kiwanis Club, is composed of students of good character who have a C average scholastically. Projects of this organization have included the fol- lowing: collecting food for Christmas baskets, dec- orating a school Christmas tree, and preparing for the basketball banquet. The officers for 1955-1954 were president, James Wlilltinsz vice president. David Hoppeg and secre- tary-lreasurer, Ernest Hanson. The club was again under the sponsorship ol' Mr. Raddatz. 2 2g 1 , - kifl 59 an nga by . Y W Q la ,MV .ff i,.,, e fk X V ,ff . 15 gi 'gn PE .L-1 if ' , .. My e 15,13 . 'B 'QQ' ff 75? 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Q 1 . , K A ,V fix W ,YM , , , A W 14 ,gftu M V 1 I 6 in V . f .gg .3 W ' ,V V 1 f , b Aw' ' W N ? LE'.'w,fz'.Qi5-. ' fi AJR A 'J' 'R P H N in Z 3 A .wg 2 A ' . , .,. - ,ggrib Q- f 'r. fi' of 'Vg A ' V .nw , W V lgfliillif- a. . 5 it . far: K-Af A A W K 5 m r 'il 5 ' ft . vu , iv' .. Yun lfirst rowt ,l. Newqnist. B. Breen, bl. Golden. j. Van Meter. XY. Baker. E. Erwin. G. OXeil. R. Rongey. Setronrl rouz C. Pinltston. l.. Dertinger. B. Vaughn. ul. linardinan. D Hoppe. D. Gill:- isnn. D. HLlHfXX'l5I'li. F. Fister. YV. Stroggin, D. Carlson. C. Taylor. Thirtl row: -T. Catlie. H. Hansen. al. Prpith. ul. Spaffortl. L. Cothrane. M. Greenacre. G. Aneieraon. G. Remxej.. Alf Howland. bl. Hunt. D. Anieraon. WW? Delialhk vanity grielelers hegan the 1955 reason by losing a hartl fought game 6 to O to Marmian Mili- tary Academy of Aurora. The following week. al- though the Barhs Niruggletl hartl. they lost to a strong XY'est Aurora team. And So their luelt ton- tinnetl. for they were unahle to win in the next five games. played with Hall. Sterling. Dixon. R3- thelle. antl Oitawa. The Barhf never gave up hope. though. for the following week they downed Behi- tlere 15106. This was not only rhe laar game of the season. but was Homeeoming for the Barhs as well. It was also the last game for ten seniors: XY'ilmer Baker. jerry Cadre. Charles Carlxon. Lowell Derting- er. Herman Hansen. 'lohn Nevauist. Chuelt Pinks- ton. George Remsey. .lohn Spafforel. and Boh Vaughn. ln summing up the years football attion at De- Kalb Townahii- High S.hool. one can truthfully say that. in spite of the seorts. the Barhs played hard and put exerything they hai into the games. vs- f V.- . HLQ -11 ai fa mg 35 ,.. M. y E .. ff KS, E32 TWA? wiiffg v .Qi w W i- ,nm ,.. Q. N 9: ,. , , . J 4' X 2 hw X WF' as gm Q xhvyf m '52 4 W ' jg' SE' u ia? S eh -, ' x N, x. 'V .H , -, 1 gf Y , W, s'g v .51 gf W, . . A wi. 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Third row: M. Greenacre, B. Cortelyou. E. Hanson, G. Anderson, R. Kallal, D. Paszotta, J. Spafford. Wmadtq The Barbs played fast and exciting basketball during the 1955-1954 season. One noticeable feature of their attack was a fast break, which proved im- portant in sacking up a score. Seniors Dick Paszotta and Bob Vaughn consist- ently dropped the ball in. Paszotta worked from the pivot position, while Vaughn kept the games alive as guard. jerry Van Meter and Gail Cook, juniors, also played at the guard post. Ernie Hanson, usually a starter, put on a display of good rebounding. Ernie, Zcwdetlall a junior, also tallied regularly on the score card. Seniors Roger Kallal and john Spafford saw action at the forward position. Sophomores Merle Green- acre and jim Pevonka were reserve forwards. The Barbs set a one-game scoring record in the Holiday Tournament by defeating Shabbona 95-46. Coach Dertinger's quint moved to the semifinals but were beaten 55 to 40 by the strong Leyden team, the winner of the tournament. 'fu x l if .fax :V - 2? ua nn ll 5 . 'i-E714 ik T1 M ,Q 5 5 I i r 4 ,yn if I Q V, ,r, , La I 1 ff Q. 5 Q 'P R .,.Q -pn mm if, '69 Vwffi, -,V V L. - Q gf! we Q: , l J? UF, 'Q ref Paw ' gg , .,,. , Arif' , 1 352511 , 1 S' 3 Q 'ig W Q 32 1 gf rf' 1. 5 F ef? i A ... f -1.. . ,X ,xv We T l':.,1 Cl rx f4-MX S conference meets. Mr. Nettleton became -'Q First row: P. Simon, B. Holmes, D. Johnson, G. Kyler, R. Mobley, L. Sisco. Second row: L. Priwer, N. Striglos, C. Kittleson. M. Roof, D. Boardman, B. Snyder. For several years golf has been a part of the sports program at DeKalb Town- ship High School. The season for this sport begins in early April and closes toward the end of the school year in May. Team practice sessions and home meets are held at the Kishwaukee Country Club. The 1953 team participated in eleven contests in addition to the district and golf coach after Mr. Novak resigned. .num 5-U -Q' Xl 94 First row: J. Chalden, R. Mobley. C. Carlson. T. O'Brien. D. Anderson. Seiond row: K. johnson, J. Bowers, L. Blasch, K. Miller, K. Goff, L. Dertinger. G. Deisz. Third row: Mr. Dertinger, G. Phelps, J. Van Meter, R. johnson, B. Swain, J. Pevonl-ca. J. Dertinger. gcwefall In 1953 DeKalb High fielded a predominantly young team in the summer baseball league. Coach Dertinger molded his team out of nine freshmen, three sophomores, two juniors, and two seniors. The Barbs closed the season with a 4 win and 4 loss record in conference play to finish in third place behind winning Ottawa and second place Sterling. Letters were awarded to Don Anderson, jim Bowers, Chuck Carlson, Dick Carlson, jack Chalden, Don Cook, john Dertinger, Lowell Dertinger, Don Gilkison, Ken Goff, Kenny johnson, Kenny Miller, Richard Mobley, jim Pevonka, Gary Phelps, and Bob Swain. 71466 First row: 1. Cadie. J. Bow- ers. B. Cortelyou. D. Hoppe, K. Bowers. Second row: T. O'Brien, j. Spafford, R. Kal- lal, C. Pinkston. Not pic- tured: D. Anderson, j. Board- man. J. Bodda. B. Breen. D. Carlson. XV. Carr, G Clark. D. Eike. D. Gilkison, j. Golden, M. Greenacre, B. Holder, T. Howland, j. H unt, D. Huntxvork, R. johnson, E. Kozlowski. H. Malone, K. Miller, H. Olson. D. Paszotta. E. Peterson, B. Sauter. E. Schiesser. VU. Scroggin. K. Stevens, -I. Van Meter. The 1953 track season started with the annual were ninth in the Ottawa Invitational. jim Bowers inter-class track meet. The juniors won, followed by tied for first in the conference mile run and quali- the Sophomores, Freshmen, and Seniors. fied for the state finals in Champaign. The varsity team downed Belvidere and won ii The frosh-soph track team won all six meets, and triangular battle from Belvidere and Sycamore. The were runners-up in the conference. The Barblets Barbs lost to Ottawa, Elgin, Rockford, Rochelle, ancf had a very successful season. a triangular battle with Kewanee and Sterling. They gills' 1 SY 9' Mia First row C Borine K Ryan D OConnell manager E Schiesser H Malone Second row K Hickman E Hanson J Bemis R Eike. The DeKalb cross-country team, coached by Bob Smith, had a very successful season with seven wins and two losses. The returning lettermen were Emil Schiesser and Ernest Hanson, who along with Richard Eike, Karl Ryan, Harold Malone, and joel Bemis won letters. The season began September 22 with the Barbs host to Woodstock. Other teams on the schedule were Crystal Lake, Princeton, Somon- auk, Serena, and Mattoon. The boys' feature this year was an over- night trip to Mattoon. Prospects for the coming year look very bright, as all but one letterwinner were underclassmen. x , if is Q 9 First row: D. Mobley, L. Dertinger, D. Anderson, B. Breen, J. Boardman, D. Hoppe. Second row: J. Carney, D. Leslie, D. Shellito, D. McCann, E. Schiesser, D. Oderkirk. Third row: G. Cobb, C. Dayton, J. Shohoney, M. Horan, B. Bartels, P. Ebbeson. Standing behind the group is Mr. Townes, swim team coach. 6062166409 The D.T.H.S. swim team, under the direction of Mr. Townes, completed its thlrd year of competitive swimming. During the year several meets were scheduled. DeKalb met Streator, LaSalle-Peru, Argo, and Elgin twice. One contest was scheduled with Urbana and one with Niles, for a total of ten meets during the season. Swimming the free style were David Hoppe, 50 yardsg Bob Bartels and Church Dayton, 100 yards, and Lowell Dertinger, 200 yards. Mike Horan also swam the free style. Emil Schiesser and Bill Breen did the breast stroke, while Dick Leslie, jack Boardman, and Perry Ebbe- son swam the back stroke. Diving for DeKalb were Dick Mobley, jim Shohoney, and Duane Shellito. Dan Oderkirk, jim Carney, Dick McCann, and George Cobb swam in the relays. For the third consecutive year bowling at D.T.H.S. has been very successful. The teams were entered in the American junior Bowling Congress. Participating in this sport were eight girls' teams and five boys' teams. Each of these chose its captain. The league had wonderful cooperation from the merchants and clubs in DeKalb. Various sponsors provided the teams with bowling shirts. The highlight of the year was the Christmas Bowl- ing Tournament, After this, individual bowlers and teams were recognized for outstanding work and were presented with trophies and awards. Mr. Smith is credited with the success of the league. Seated: P. Gambill, S. White, M. Lawson, F. Hawkins. Center: B. Anderson, R. Hayes, E. Saari, D. Holbo, E. Rohlik, C. Clark. Standing: M. Maley, J. Anderson, M. Mills, J. Kinniry, G. Dreska, B. Davis, C. Cooper. Seated: T. O'Brien, C. Luoma, 1. Smith, T. Finnan, G Barnett, center, M. Chambers, G. Finn, D. johnson, R Secrest, D. Vilmin, B. Kayes. Second row: F. Lay, B Quitno, D. Chase, R. Quitno, S. Taylor, D. Russell, M Cusumano, G. Kyler, R. Baker, D. Finn, R. Gates, D Quarnstrom, -I. Perkins, F. Schroeder. Third row: J. Bangs T. Protano, D. Diedrich, H. Hunt, E. Schramm. 1 First row: D. Harms, R. Ziegler, J. Minnegan, J. Olsen P. Richardson, P. Farrell. Center: M. Conlin. L. Prentice R. Lyons, J. Rohlik, P. Momenteller, B. Bartmess, G Fawcett. Second row: j. McGirr, S. McGirr, K. Nolin, B Kizis, K. Finnan, A. Humes, E. Oderkirk, S. Perkins. PLAYER Vaughn Van Meter Brccn I-Iuntwork Carlson C Sr roggm Cadlc Baker Fnster Anderson Boardman PLAYER Carlson C Van Meter Boardman Breen Huntwork PLAYER Grlkxson SL oggm Spafford Anderson Vaughn Brccn PLAYER Grecnacre Vaughn. Cochrane ?aaz'Z4!ZS RLSHING TIMES CARRIED ATTEMPTED YARDAGE I AVERAGE 3 8 1 226 233 233 232 265 100 100 182 270 PASSING COMPLETED YARDAGE PASS RECEIVING NUMBER YARDS L PUNTING NUMBER YARDS 1049 8 1 27 AVERAGE 1680 8 50 5 00 000 0 OO AVERAGE 10 55 15 00 7 67 11 50 13 80 4 OO AVERAGE 34 37 32 OO 27 O0 I Y so 181 .. -4 . . . 20 -30 -1.5 -- 42 95 - 6 14 . , , 6 14 - ' ' 35 99 ' '. 3 3 . u , ., 5 .5 - . ' 3 3 - 22 40 . 20 54 - Vaughn 39 18 195 10,83 , , 20 10 168 . 12 6 51 . 4 1 5 . 1- 5 0 0 . 3 0 0 . 4 9 95 - J 'f yr' 1 15 . 15 115 . 2 23 . 5 61 . 1 2 8 - 30 - 14 44 , . 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