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

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,fx f Q5 Y 1 5 Y lf 1 5 Q it 635, 'it Q55 -if Mrs. Macklancl Mrs. Meier Mr. Moar Mr. Murphy M35 PC1'tl21HdC 77 0 0 Q g I 0ULlflCQ mans DOROTHY MACKLAND GLADYS PRATT English. Physical Education. BS., Beloit College, Northwestern University, CLARA MEIER School nurse. R.N., C.P., I-I.N., Sherman Hospital Training School, University ot Chicago School ot Public Health, Loyola University. ROLLAND MOAR English, Publications. BA., Iames Millikin University, MA., University of Michigan, Northwestern University, Univer- sity ot Chicago. IOSEPH MURPHY Agriculture. B.S., M.S., University of Illinois, Chicago Dairy College. AURELIA PERGANDE Latin, Spanish. A.B., Central Wesleyan College, M.A., University of Chicago, Brad- ley University. RALPH PHILLIPS Science. B.A., Yarkton College, Northwest- ern University, University ot Min- nesota. , Miss Sanborn Miss Schuett BS., M.S., Northwestern Univer- sity, University ot Chicago, Co- lumbia University. AGNES PUTTA English, Speech. BA., Drake University. CASTO RAMSEY Biology, General Science, Coach. B.A., King College. DANE WALKER Commerce, Coach. B.Ed., Illinois State Normal Uni- versity. P. HOWARD SPAIN Woodwork and Drawing, Freshman-Sophomore Coach. BE., Northern Illinois State Teach- ers' College, Diploma, Stout Insti- tute. MAURINE SCHUETT Student Teacher. Northern Illinois State Teachers' College. VIRGINIA SANBORN History, Librarian. A.B., Illinois Wesleyan University, M.A., University of Illinois, Illinois State Normal University, Bradley University. Mr. Phillips Mrs. Pratt Miss Putta Mr. Spain Mr. Walker Mr. Ramsey 13

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jk? Jaan f gig jalfe 14 J nowiclg Mr. Burnison Mr, Bogaafd CLEMENT BOGAARD Auto Mechanics. Machine Shop. BS., Stout Institute. Mr. dc Lacey IOHN BURNISON Coach. Physical Education. U. S. History. B.S., Ohio University. EUGENE de LACEY Coach. Physical Education. Current History. sity of Wisconsin. Miss Grams DOROTHY GRAMS Secretary to the Principal. Mr. Green BS., Carroll College, MS., Univer- MARIE HOERNER Typing, Shorthand, Business Practice. BA., Rockford College, MA., Uni- versity ot Iowa, Illinois State Nor- mal University. OLGA HOOKER Freshman Girls' Glee Club. Senior Girls' Glee Club. Mixed Chorus. BA., American Conservatory of Music. FRANCES INNES Mathematics. BA., Denison University, Illinois State Normal University, Univer- sity ot Chicago, University of Colorado. RACHEL IOHNSON Home Economics. B.S., Carthage College. REBA KEELER HAROL1? GREEN Mathematics. BOYS Glee Club' Bend' Orchestra- B.E., Northern Illinois State Teach- B.ED., Southern Illinois State ers' College, University of Colo- Teachers' College, M.M., North- rado, M.A., Northwestern Univer- Western University. sity. Miss Hoerner Miss Hooker Miss Innes Miss Iohnson Miss Keeler TH ANNIVERSARY EDITIO 12

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OFFICERS Seated, Left to Right: Mr. Burnison ............ ......, A dvisor Wesley Ebel ........ ..,,,,. P resident Miss Pcrgande ,.YfY.fAYfYYf,YfY ,,A.,,, A dvisor Standing, Left to Right: Anita Schroeder .............,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Secretary Bill Miller .......Y....,. ........, V icc President lean Zcnger ....... .V........ T rcasurer TH ANNIVERSARY ED eniorfi H 0 ,CLMA jo mei we .gzcwlowy aizfure' LON The records state that in September nineteen hundred and forty-iour, Dundee Community High School was blest with the arrival of the Class of '48. This class started out with a bang by electing Don Schuberg, president, Carol Getzelman, vice presidentg and Wendell Schuett, sec- retary-treasurer. Miss Miller and Mr. Hardy were their guardian angels. The class did not make the headlines that year, but remained in their proper place as just Freshmen. They had their annual party, also boys on the Frosh-Soph bas- ketball and football teams, but other than that they were very calm. They returned the next tall to enter their second year at D.C.H.S. Their lead- ers this year were Gene Rakow, presi- dent, Torn Gaffney, vice president, and Pat Smith, secretary-treasurer. This year the class was recognized when Waddy Bruening broke the Little Seven scoring record in the minor division with 84 points to his credit. The football boys, with the great coaching of Howdy Spain, had a very successful season and were victors of the Little Seven title. Also in the line of sports the Frosh-Soph basketball team of l945 Won the Little Seven Conference trophy and the Belvidere tournament. Don Schuberg represented the class on the Varsity squad down-state. Their never-to-be-forgotten sophomore year was brought to a close with a class picnic at Tyler Creek, and all had many bright hopes for their junior year. lt seemed as if they were greeted by trumpets as they returned in the fall of '46 full-fledged, no strings attached, jun- iors. This year the girls turned to politics and did some line campaigning to usher in Bob Uteg as president: Wendell Schuett, vice presidentg Pearl Helm, sec- retary: and Carol Getzelman, treasurer. fCon1inac'd on page 212 GFELLO' ITIO