Dundee Community High School - Cardunal Yearbook (Carpentersville, IL)

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,Ms i7Ae 9 3 Aree s, us Reading, 'riting, and 'rithmetic have always been considered the basic subjects. In this book we will be able to see how these essentials are applied in molding the future citizens of Amer- ica. This development of young minds cannot be accomplished through textbook education alone. That is why we have added the plus to our theme, The 3R's -1- will show you many illustrations of the valuable lessons to be learned at Dundee High School. Good sportsmanship in athletics, accomplishments in the various speech areas through extra curricular activities, and a well developed taste in the cultural through music and art activities are examples of these lessons. Some pictures of everyday classes and events will be recorded as reminders of the fond mem- ories to be found behind the walls of D.C.H.S, All the departments within the school are eagerly trying to guide each student in the def velopment of his own personality and potenti- alities. XVith all their efforts in mind, let us see what another year has brought. Administration . tl Young .Xmerica Learns Rt-ading, ' . I0 Riting 30 Ritlnnetic -16 The Plus , , 58 fjfglllllllllllillill Index . 108 .xilQllf.'h'lCllgCI1lClllS , 108