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

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H. D. JACOBS Principal B. S, Kent State College University of Illinois University of Chicago M. A. Columbia University N. Y. Phi Delta Kappa Administration Every school must have a capable head and Dundee High School has one of the Finest. Our principal, Mr. Iacobs, is always willing to help the students in their selection of suitable courses and in solving their many problems. It is certainly to our advantage to have such an administrator. Music Enjoyment and appreciation of music should be created in all people. Our musical organizations, the orchestra, glee clubs, and band, attempt to bring about this love of good music. The orchestra has won district and even state contestsg accomplishments of which Dundee High School is very proud. Glee Clubs for both boys and girls have also taken part in contests and made a creditable showing. Then there's our band which helps us give vent to our enthusiasm at basketball and football games. Any programs or concerts given by this department are well attended and enjoyed by all. 'f-f f 'Q WAL'rERN.SEARs JEANETTE CORSAUT Music Band and Orchestra B. A. Iowa State Teachers' Director College ' American Conservatory of Chlcago Musical College Music Chicago Musical College New England Conservatory BURTON C. MASON Wind I ns trumeut Instructor Western Reserve 10

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ELLEN LOUISE VoRNHoL'r Latin and H vlstory A. B. Coe College, Carthage Iowa University WW! Latin A study of Latin provides many benefits to the student. Because of its classical background and cultural value alone, it would be worth while learning, however, it is a required subject for entrance to many colleges. Then, too, it aids in the study of English and it trains one to concentrate. Certainly such a course will prove valuable to everyone. English and Speech A thorough knowledge of one's own language is a necessity and the English Depart- ment trains one to speak accurately and to use forceful English. A love of literature is also obtained from this course and surely one's leisure time can be spent to no greater value than in good reading. In the Iunior year each student is given the opportunity of taking a course in speech. Public speaking is of great value since it gives one poise before an audience and enables him to speak well. A study of debate is taken up in this course and the practice of extemporizing proves very useful for this type of speaking is necessary in all walks of life. Experience is gained in journalism by working on the stalfs of the Alcardee Herald and the Cardunal. The oratorical contests, dramatic, orous, memorized and original orations, re- vealed the accomplishments of this rtm nt. Indeed, the work of the English Depart- ment is important. MARY OLIVE CRUM English ROLLAND MOAR K 1 , V B. S. in Ed. Central Mis- souri State Teachers' Col, M. A. University of Michi- gan Kappa Delta Pi English, Dramatws A. B. James Millikin Uni- versity University of Chicago Northwestern University M. A. University of Michi- gan Alpha Omega Kappa Phi Kappa ROWENA HETHERINGTON English Western State Teachers' College of Colorado A. B. University of Colorado University of Denver M. A. University of Michi- ga n Alpha Psi Omega