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

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770 lllan and had been awarded the Air Medal with seven oak leaf clusters, Thomas R. Kelahan, Lieutenant, Air Force, Pilot of a Liberator Bomber, failed to return after a raid over France, had previously been awarded the Air Medal with bronze oak cluster. George Kramer. class of l939, Lieutenant in the Air Force, Gunnery Officer on a B-29 Bomber, failed to re- turn from a raid over Tokyo. Iames Lindernan, Private, 30th Infantry Division, died in hospital in England, from Wounds received in Germany, Thomas Mahlmcm, Private, lnfantry, killed in action in France. Theodore P. Marsink. class of l939, Sergeant, Infantry, killed in action in ltaly, Amold Waldernar Niss. class of l934, Seaman First Class, Navy, lost on Destroyer Hull, in typhoon. Frank I. Otahal. Corporal, Marines, killed in action on Peleliu lsland. William Roepke. Corporal, Marines, killed in action on lwo lsland, Iohn Schumacher, class of 1940, Private, Infantry, killed in action in ltaly. EDITORS NOTE: We deeply regret that we were unable to secure the photographs of four boys Whose names belong in this list, and We are, therefore, adding their names here, respectfully calling your attention to their records. Richard Pierce Benson. class of 1940, Ensign, Navy Air Force, killed While on a routine training flight near Wheel- ing, lllinois. Chester Bulowa. Navy, lost at sea on a United States Tanker. Ivan Farmer, class of l94U, Lieutenant, Air Force, Pilot of B-l7 Bomber, missing in action over Europe. Kenneth Nute. class of 1941, Technical Sergeant, Army, killed in action on Leyte Island,

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N ,e E- fx 1 .... X VA' X,-N gb LJ-x,.f 5L-Z-QA--,K F K K Y l x MN 4 5uQii ,,,' x lx lfl, 'Nu E ' M ' : ' A-. -5 vig-.-- 'Qnng,' 6 -- The members df't'ne UNAL staff ly andl re 'e'n'T1y dedxcate thls book to the herotc alumni n mer students, whose and names ar on the ,Y es, grouped around cz -FT ot the nation H fought p te-ct. They gave their l'f1Tl fn5'? 'U1fT'ri1gh1s' 'zenshi . lt our fervent hope thatfthelr sacrifice may advance t e of peace and humarzity in the world, and that it may se o's 5'YI l'r1spi-saint lol the students of our school who mi' mp after they-yt the years that, lie ahead. 1979, Lieu inlactlon two tenoini V, int raid over r n J Awarded ot the pictures be 1 YTZ't'lg't!'t'u'ppe-Plehf-Gnd are as follows: beorge L. Bauer. class of ' h Air Force Thunderbolt Pilot, killed leaves and Cross of 1938, Medal E x a ' 'Q 'g itz Q ligne L' sql., ...gm is N! 0 tw. cgi. Ctlon IH o me enmngs Smith CISG Hamid Hfltz. class of I 39, Sergeant, -,Q over of for tn the Mechterranean Medal. Ralph Iohnsun, had previously Tho TAGS killed while acting as ag,

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Page 6 ll. ll. l.5xlfUliS, l'l'1l1t1' lt. S. Kviit Start' bi Nl. A. L,ttlumln.i Lmx 1 iti in-rsitx ul lllinuis Lkiiwrsitx .tt liliiaigti fm! Uur leading Citi en One of the outstanding features of Dundee Community High School is its citizenship program, Consisting ol a point system checked privately each six-week term by each of eighteen different teachers for every one of some four hundred students, this program provides term, semester, and graduation awards based upon character, service, and conduct, and is one of the factors used annually to determine membership of graduates in the National Honor Society. This practical, concrete program of citizenship owes its birth continuitv, and progress principally to Mr. lacobs, and we of the CARDUNAL staff, having made citizenship the theme of this years book, take this opportunity to say Congratulations to Mr. Iacobs for his ingenuity, ability, and persistency in spon- soring a program We believe to be unique in its utility and practicability, and so important as training for modern living in school, in national life, and in international accord.