Dekalb High School - Kalibre Yearbook (Dekalb, IL)

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776: 7-'appe K jf! I L j filly f 7 5-if A .AQ I ful eflrvfb ,I for J ffilf J!! f' Q17 ,ff fl' A-as-A-J if Q!! If fl lan! off o the Graduates of 1957 To each of you commencement me so ethxng drfferent For all of you It IS both an endmg and a begmmng I IS the end of your hlgh school days begmnlng of a new lrfe for some you rn rn buszness or mdustry ays that have passed all too fast rt rs that comes as a result of the parting and a reahzatron of the many advantages of hrgh school that were never fully appreciated Wxth the sadness there IS an expectatlon A world full of unlxmrted opportunltres IS wantmg There IS a challenge to be met a threshold to be crossed The sheltered exxstence of hrgh school rs over and a new one begun one where lt rs the mdxvrdual s decxsron as to what he wnll do and how well he wrll do rt It IS up to you, graduates of 1957, to carve out and frll your own nrche rn lxfe l ll 1 r if , , f f. 7 6 ,ff 'A f' A ' ' , 'ff' li' if w ' A X - X , I 1 f 4 J . , ' v X , M , A x x 1 f l 1 . r . ' 4 A A - 1' a V , E d f .ft V 4.7 ffcapla 1 for 2 c f ya t .1 hp , V U I A ji Kyla, , Q, ' 14 - 0 ,sf A r' , fy N X K J f ' r 1 J I -w cd if , eff 73' f'-f'f'I fy' 'L ' f 'f' K H X . w . ,I-4.. -ff 1' K' , at - ' lj ,ff K dwg, 'If W in .. f Q , s ' 4 5 W ' I y 1 X' Gym' f ' f' 4 ' x f. . Y Q. f ' f 4 s I lj jc - trwd 5 , f Mil J A Q ff X I hiv Y v - HTA r f W I dl' dk f fyvlrxwiif K J.-, If f J 4' r r A x a - ccyt ff. ' ' V. X! ffm: ' In ,fx . 1 5 sm nf - ' - 0 A Q n a Q s I Q - ,

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'NJ is MR. ROBERT BOWERS Aflilfdlll Principal As assistant principal, Mr. Robert Bowers was kept busy taking care of administrative detail, securing teachers, for school functions, taking charge of boys' attendance, and scheduling all high school events. He was also in charge of ticket sales for games. MR. ITRANKLIN P. MORLEY MRS. BERNEICE ANDERSONA Arrzrmuz Superizzlenderzz in rlmrge Direrlar of Gllidflffff? and Coumeling of Curriculum and Irzrfrufliorz 'Jr ffm 1-rf' 1-Y