Dekalb High School - Kalibre Yearbook (Dekalb, IL)

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I -K4 X I I , 5. X , . ' ,v I 1 I I 1: my. .I I f, f .. . I ww,,,.... I ! I -in 5 I f l , , ,I J , I , gy , MRS. QVINN MRS. CVTTS CAEETERIA XWOMEN It isn't easy to serve daily lunches to High School students. Good meals require wise planning, and this is what Mrs. Cutts and Mrs. Quinn have shown in the variety of nutricious meals which they have served throughout the school year. Q IMI v A X L J, M. A I S'I'l'DEN'I' HEI.P IN CAEETERIA-First row: A. Xwanio K. Farley. I.. Shaffer. J. Speer. Second row: M. Engle, S Peterson. C. Kiillemhatk. -I. Wlilters. R. Easterhrooks. STUDENT HELP IN CAEETERIA There are many students this year who volunteered their lunch hours to work in the cafeteria. In pay- ment for their service, they receive free lunches. MAINTENANCE CREXY! An efficient maintenance crew is important in 21 school of this size. We are fortunate to have such a crew here at our high school. Mem- bers of the crew are: Ray Pollock, engineerg Dennis Swede john- son, Nels johnson, Ben Snyder, and Quentin Tuck Tucker. IXIAINTENANCE---Left to right: li. Snyder. N, johnson, S. johnson. R. Pol- lock, Q. Tucker. xijml 'ix nam

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urs H x MRS. STREET and MRS. MVNSEN Theres a new face in Mr. Sullivans outer office. It's his new secretary, Mrs. Street, who is here in the afternoons. Youll still see Mrs. Munsens smiling face. She is secretary to the Board of Education, Treasurer, and business manager of District 428, ff: l 'Yu--7 19 1, i MRS, FISHER and MRS. COHENOVR Mrs. Mildred Fisher and Mrs. Lois Cfohenour, who in the student office act as ''jacks-of-all-trades, al- ways have a pleasant smile for exeryone. They are willing and ready to help the students whenever they can. Mr. Morley has been here for two years as Director of Curriculum. During that time he has aided the high school faculty in using new materials and new techniques of instruction in their classrooms. Mrs. Anderson has been here as Director of the Guidance Program and Counselor for girls for four years. Planning the testing program and using it to help students make plans for the future is part of her work. MR. MORLEY and MRS, ANDERSON ,Pi are