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

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.J wr N' ' RALPH PHILLIPS Biology, RUTH MTZ,Wl30HNSON Chemistry, Physics Ph fsical Educattiori, Yankton College, S. D. f KVNN Scwnge University of Minnesota - S. University of Illinois MARSHALL G. CLARK Agriculture B. S., M. S. University of Illinois Alpha Zeta Science Science, the study and application of the facts of the world about us, is taught in the classes of general science, biology, chemistry, agriculture and physics. The science club, while not sponsoring any particular programs, has made the course more interesting. Music The school's musical organizations, the glee clubs, band, and orchestra, help to create an appreciation of good music. Our organizations have won many contests. This year, as a special feature, the school entered one which it has not been engaged in before, the voice solo project, in which our participants were very successful. All enjoy the numerous programs put on by this department. WALTER N. SEARS Band and Orchestra Director American Conservatory of Music Chicago Musical College New England Conservatory BURTON C. MASoN Wind Instrument Instruct or Western Reserve

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ALICE E. FRANCKLE EUGENE DE LACEY History, Dramatics Athletic Qoach, A. B. North Central College Cuwrent H13t07'?l University of Chicago B. S. Carrol College Northwestern University University of Wisconsin Pi Gamma Nu History With the splendid background courses of ancient, modern, and United States history, pupils enjoy their study of present day affairs in the current history classes. Here one learns important happenings, Why and how they occurred, possible solutions to present problems. Mathematics We all need a clear analysis of everyday problems, and the math course creates this feature in our minds. Should one go into business, engineering, or any walk of life, such a study would be extremely beneficial. Courses are offered in this department in algebra and geometry. For those who are interested in later college Work, or advanced scientific study, a course in advanced mathematics is offered. FRANCIS INNES ISABELLE SEWALL Mathematics Mathematics A, B. Denison University B. A. Randolph Macon Illinois State Normal Uni- Womans College versity M, A. University of Michi- University of Chicago gan Phi Beta Kappa

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JOHN ADAMS HALLIS I. MILLER Auto Mechanics Domestic Science B. S. Oshkosh State Teach- B. S. Illinois Wesleyan Uni- ers' College, Oshkosh, versity Wisconsin University of Minnesota P. HOWARD SPAIN Manual Training, Assistant Coaching Stout Institute Northern Illinois Teachers' College lndusfriol Arts The two divisions of this department are the Domestic Science for girls, and the manual trining and auto mechanics for the boys. Students study these subjects in order to build a home or create a business. Mr. Spain's furniture shows of student work, Miss Miller's splendidly served Fresh- man dinners and cafeteria lunches, Mr. Adams' mechanical students who can both tear up and put together a car, all testify to the Fine work of this department. A typical scene in the sewing room. Mathematicians at work,