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

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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,

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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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Have you spotted your favorite lunching haunt? If you have, no doubt you are already liv- ing in memory all the delicious lunches that Miss Miller used to serve you, or perhaps hearing the giggles issuing from that long table near the railing and close to the entrance. You remember, don't you? Please do not confuse this with the long table by the windows.wherc the faculty always sit in dig- nified silence. They are studious now, at least, but who knows but that they are not this industrious all the time? Cl1C1f'lQeS lfl The FCICUlly Last year when Miss Iane Corsaut left our school system as a regular grade and high school music teacher, this work in the High School was taken over by Miss Christianson of Elgin. Miss Christianson has been very popular here in Dundee and has done some very fine work. We miss Miss Patton from our ranks this year, but we understand that she is pur- suing a very profitable course in Washington, D. C. . Mr. Reed was replaced by Mr. Adams. It seems to come natural for these auto mechanics teachers to do a good piece of work, and Mr. Adams has been no exception to this recent precedent. Miss Hobson is now engaged in the physical education department of the Proviso Township High School at Maywood. x