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

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The Board of Education Someone who once thought the life of the movie star was a glamorous, easy life was surprised to find that each of the stars he admired and envied was an entirely different person behind the scenes, a person striving and working diligently to overcome obstacles and succeed. We may well say that there are two sides to every picture, including school administration. We all have a tendency, to accept without gratitude our Hne school, yet behind the well organized and well equipped educational system which we call Dundee Community High School there is a legislative board that is working to make our school an institution to be admired, The six men, shown below, who meet with Mr. Iacobs, our Principal, constitute this legislative body known as the Board of Education. The Board is composed of Mr. F. H. Wennholz, presidentg Mr. Oscar Steege, secre- tary, elected by the Board, Mr. C. W. Francke, especially interested in supplies, Mr. Emil T. Lueck, concerned with Hnanceg Mr. P. W. Rauschert, chairman of the teachers' com' mittee, Mr. F. W. Roberts, concerned with the building and grounds. They meet with Mr. Iacobs every Tuesday of each month to consider problems of Finance and general administration of the school. Left to right Mr. Sleege, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Iacobs, Mr. Wennholz, Mr. Rauschert, Mr Lueck Mr Francke.

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The School Our own modern building stands as a testimony to the forefathers of our high schools that their inspired beginnings were not forgotten. Like the Confederate soldiers buried at Magnolia Cemetery, In seeds of laurel in the earth the blossom of their fame was sown.

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The Student Council Top row: Robert Keil, Leland Lueck, Raymond Kribs, Glenn Adams, Robert Wier Donald Adams, Mr. Jacobs. First row: Miss johnson, Iennie Shultz, Lucille Kutzleb Beatrice Lang, Lois Beth, Olive Smith, Barbara Miller, Alice Beu, lean McDonald Student Administration The Student Council is an organization which has proved itself invaluable to the school. It serves as a helpful guide not only to the freshmen, but to the entire student body. The basic purpose of the Student Council is to enable students to regulate all mat- ters not strictly academic, to provide means for student opinion, to maintain a high standard of student body conduct. During the year, the Student Council sponsored many interesting programs such as musical comedies, impersonations of Shakespearean characters, and an interesting discussion by a trainer of wild animals. The animals he had with him performed many amusing tricks. The ping pong tournament that was organized a few years ago under the Student Council is still a source of unusual interest to a great many ocf the students. The President of this organization is Robert Keilg Vice-President, Lucille Kutzlebg Secretary-Treasurer, Raymond Kribs.