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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1952 volume:

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Lorraine Taylor Business and Advertising Manager,,Glenn Erickson Associate Manager ,,..,r Frank Iohnson Advertising Assistants ,7,,,r lack Wendt Lee Rattroy AdV1SOY ,,7,,, ..7,,, R olla nd L. Moar If Q, QR is FREEDOM OF EDUCATION Regardless of race creed, religion, or economic circumstances ,vl- vk WMM . , sw .22 gf 4 ki fir. . ,5 J sif- f any x. 5 5 i XX :yi i it 4 C Auf' . , , ., A , ' 4131! if It .Yun fn I T -A Q , 'ri J :A yu! in in V T 1 'pf 1 , aj 'I V 'K , wig I A I as ,Q . .1 1, as 'N 'gh x '. f Ayn! Q 2 X., X f 1 xxx s xx Xi -. x 'xi X f 'II' X, we X, r S X M -I Q In Xxx K . .M CHAPTER 3 ima '-fzmfweev fgiw l -' I ,Q - ,yy , ,ff H ' iq if ja W ' W5 if L. 4 f ff! X f X , M If fab, fa 'f ,mn , , V .. 272 -fyy f yw ,,, f, , , , A VQXQL ' 1 41 - ni f ,V ,f I f f ', f' ' nw- v f ,.,,p.,ff4 - f f f 1, f f M ' f ff' -f Zkfffyyff f' ' r f , ff ' 0' ,Eff MK M X - MW! ' ' 'I ,. ,W , 1' ,VAWV f I W ' X TRAIN 186 fwrkq 001175 f7liW01!f 60 'W-. ,EI DEDICATION TO FREEDOM Believing that our school can and should play some part in the present crisis in which America is taking the lead for democracy against communism, the staff and sponsor of the 1952 Carduncxl of Dundee Community High School are tak- ing as the theme for this year's book, The 5 Freedoms. ln his message to congress on lanuary fl, l94l, just eleven years previous to the day this copy was Written, President Franklin D, Roosevelt said that 4 Free- doms should be the basis of the settle- ment to be made after World War ll. These four freedoms he defined as free- dom from want, freedom from fear, free- dom of Worship, and freedom of speech, President Roosevelt implied that these freedoms could be made possible for all people everywhere if Hitler and Mussolini were defeated. I There are, of course, many freedoms that make up our American heritage to- day-all of those mentioned in our Dec- laration of lndependence, The Constitution and its first lO amendments called the Bill of Rights, freedom of private enterprise, and in general, the Freedom To Be Free, but the Cardunal Staff feels that the above-mentioned 4 Freedoms, plus one more that is very important to us as stu- dents, Freedom Of Education, form a large part of the basis for our struggle for the 'American Way today, and, there- fore, we dedicate our book to a happy and successful victory for our country and the other democracies of the World in their titanic struggle against Russian Commu- nism, and we pledge ourselves to uphold the ideals of these 5 Freedoms and all our other traditional American freedoms as We take our part as citizens in the time to come. -Z, Q4 W FREEDOM OF WORSHIP Reprinted by special permission oi THE SATURDAY EVENING POST. Copyright 1943 by the Curtis Publishing Company. BOARD OF EDUCATICN The Cardunal staff believes that a board of educa- tion exemplifies several American freedoms at Work. No national bureaucracy appoints personnel or dictates policy. After freedom of discussion, freedom of speech, and freedom of ballot, elected representatives of the people, at local level, select the personnel, fix revenue and expenses, and determine school policy. l.z'll in rigfllf Ullu Stiivlilvr, lilginz Iuliu l.niing, llgiliipsliiwz Iulm Brock, SCCl'L'lLlI'XZ C.il'pcIilcI'svillc2 Monrrlc A, 'IRwim.1ii1I. l7l'l'5l4lCI1l,i'XlQlUI1L1lllI11fllllfk Mr-lim. llaimpsliirv: lirvin luis, Ilunclccz lfrwin Dcuclilcr, Dilmlu-. A 1 mf l -nal 8 H. D. IACOBS B.S., Kent State University M.A., Columbia University University of Illinois University of Chicago SUPERINTENDENT The Cardunal staff congratulates Mr. H. D. lacobs on being the efficient Superintendent of a large and varied district, formed democratically by vote of the participants, controlled democratically by elected representatives of the people, and fostering an educational environment conducive to the growth and enhancement of the 5 Freedoms. 9 2 z 2 Georgana Abramson Girls Pllyximl Elllltflllfml lijitl., Western Ill. Stntc College E. C. Alf! U. S. and Currcnl Hiflory MA., Syracuse University Charles H. Beckman Vocal Music BLM., Northwestern Unixersity Louise Biedenbach English I, Ir. High Hiffory, F0rf'nsic,v B,Ed., Eastern Ill. State College Mildred M. Brey Izmiar High Arts, Crafzx A.B., University of Illinois Clyde B. Finke Biology, Coaching B.S,, Central College Gerald R. Green Mlzllifnzulirf MA., Northwestern Harold F. Green Bum! and Orrllrzffrlz NLM, Northwestern W 5 lf? U 1 .,.iwf-figmkw. f il if., ,Q 17.3 9 All I r ga i I . an , FACU LTY Eugene de Lacey fl,f,vi.vlar1! Prinrifull fllhlrlic IJ1'rr'rlrJr Vursily Brulqttbxlll Coach HA., Carroll College M.A,, University ol' Wisconsin -on Uryl R in Y 5 time , V a 10 Iii, , V 1 All if G an 'U Esther Hall junior High English MA., University of Iowa Reba Keeler Guidance, Muthcmafic: MA., Northwestern University Robert H. Metcalf Guidance, Mufhenzalicx Bl..-X., Northwestern University Philip Hardy Phys. Ed., Coizching BLS., of Education, Unixersity of Iowa Marie Hoerner Shorthand, Typing M..-X., University of Iowa Roland E. Kehrberg Driver Educalion and Training B.S., The Stout Institute Iohn W. McNutt Art B.S., Eastern Illinois State College Bonn Minne Science M.A., Northwestern University Holland L. Moar English, Science, Cardunal, Publicity MA., University of Michigan MSW! ii Ioseph Murphy Agriculture M.S., University of Illinois Aurelia Pergaude Lalirz, Spanish M.A., University of Chicago Nelda Peterson Home Economics, Phys. Ed. B.S., Wheaton College George W. Sadlo Iunior High Band M.M., Vandercook College Virginia Sanborn I-Iixlory, Librarian M.A., University of Illinois Patricia Shahan Speech Corrcction B.S., Indiana University Iames A. Shaeiter English, Drama B.A., lown Stitte College I. Howard Schneider Bnxinrss, Coaching B,S., Witrrenshurg State Coll age FACULTY 4 53. 2, P' S1 v fo . VV 'i L6 X 4 f 4 :av K 'r 'i 133 A , , We Q., JSM X 1? 1 . 55555 - wif gg l - .53-'Fig ' 'f J 9 4 .'1 l V Lili! . s.vf. .1. i'2 'lJ5l in X . 'CIV QM - 'Qag rg M A ., ' 1 .A .3 W. ,vii , 1 . I, ,K ,L . ,, ,jx , i C A ' .5 aug, 12 lean M. Smith Home Efnnomifx B.S,, Northern lll. State College P. Howard Spain Woodwork , Ilrnrififzg, Crzarldfzg B.E., Northern lll. SIIIIC College Rosalia Stockel Stotmeister flrnfur High Mulllemrllifr B.S., Wiseonxin Stine College Leon Sireeter xllllu lllz'rMlr1ic1f, fllurllim' 5111111 University of Illinois Alice Carolyn Welch fiil'l.r l'ru'rlf lllnxiz' ll.M,, Nrlv. Slillt' Clnllclze Robert L. Whamond lnnlw' um! Srlzfnr llllgfl llfllury, Cm1z'll1'11y l5.S., lll Slillt' Nnrnml University Irma Witmore Ifngllxh, !llc'1u'dr'i- lflf-raid MA., University of Illinois Rose Brown Sz'r1'z'lnry Dollie H. Conrad Vifiling Sofia! Connxelor MA., lnclizlnu University Dorothy de Lacey Sc'c1'c'laa'y, SIt1'7L'I'f7IfL'7ZLll'f1l ',v Offire Mildred Iaeger Secwlary Mrs. Clara Meier Diflrict S11f1c'1'L'ixo1'y Nzzrsc' R.N., C.P.l-l.N., Loyola University Ardis Weiss l7i.fl1'r'rt S11f1cr'1f1',vor Speed: and Hearing Phil.. University of Wisconsin pl FREEDOM OF SPEECH Reprinied by special permission of THE SATURDAY EVENING POST. Copyright 1943 by the Curiis Publishing Company. Smlfvl, lr!! fu rigfllr Miss lrmii Witmore, uclvisor: Dale Zunge, Vice-Presiflentg George Dusold, Prcsidcntg Miss Aurcligi llergiimlu, zuclviwr. Smflrlirzgf Dick Ritt, Si-eretzlryg Gerald Green, advisory Philip Hardy, advisorg Ben lmhoff, 'l're.isurt-r. SENIORS CF 1952 Back in September, l948, l32 freshmen invaded the corridors of Dundee High School with a clatter and a clang and soon proceeded to elect Pancho Morales, president, Lois Suchy, vice- president, Carol Berkley, secretary, and Kenneth Lange, treasurer. Our advisors were Miss Pergande, Mr. Green, Mr. Quinn, and Miss Bell. Our Sophomore year was a good year excluding football. We had a power house in basketball, Dale Rathjen was elected as president, with Ben lmhoff as vice-president, Norm Brettschneider as secretary, and lo Ann Melahn as treasurer, That year the student council decided to have a homecoming parade with a prize for the best float. We had the most con- sistent class, for we took second prize three years in a row. CEven though two years we should have had firstll As luniors, and with lim Frost as president, lerry Lange, vice-president, Bob Allen, secretaryp and loyce Schuhr as treasurer, we made school history, for we were the first class to have the junior-senior prom outside of school. That was also the year we showed our great dramatic talent in Mother Was A Freshman. ln this final year, of school life, we voted for George Dusold as president, Dale Zange, vice- president, Richard Bitt, secretary, and Ben lmhoff, treasurer. Our advisors were Miss Pergande, Miss Witmore, Mr. Gerald Green, and Mr. Hardy. For the third consecutive year, we took second place in the float contest at homecoming. Our Senior-lunior party and the Senior play, Stage Door by Kaufman and Ferber, were our last great projects. ln a few weeks, we will say farewell to D. C. H. S. and enter into a new adventure, l4 x N l N, .1 . .N . in Q X .5 ? si 4 , , ,la ww, .,,.. ae ' l .111 1 A' .. 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Samuelson Duane Smith Lzzann Wagner Dale Zange Alife Reese Donna Smzdblom Edgar Smith Milton Waxrhow Gloria Zipperer Richard Rift Rcmmcr Scnzzetz Lorraine S orce N eal Wexxel Ronald Roemer Ioyce Schnhr Carol Stafford lim Wiedrnan Mabel Rollin: Fred Sclzzzring Gordon Stone Marlene Wicfnke PHYLLIS ALBERGO, Senior Girls' Glee Club 2,3: Mixed Chorus 3,4: Pep Club 1,21 Dramatic Club 4: Cardunal Staff 3: Operetta 2,3: Intramurals I,2,3,4: Senior Class Play 4: Cheer- leader 2,3,4. BILL ALBRECHT, Intramurals, I,2. ROBERT ALLEN, Iunior Boys' Glee Club I: Class Secretary 3: Track I: Basketball l,2,3,4: Football I,2,4: Baseball 2.3: Student Council Vice-President 3: Student Council President 4. BETTY ANNEIJL, lunior Girls' Glee Club I: Senior Girls' Glee Club 2,3: Mixed Chorus 4: Girls' Ensemble 3.4: G.A.A. I,2,3: Dra- matic Club 2,3,4: Cardunal StaFf 3: Operetta l,2,4: Band I,2,3: Orchestra 2: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Iunior Class Play 3: Senior Class Play 4: National Honor Society: Latin Club 2,32 Art Club 3,4. MARY BUHROW, junior Girls' Glee Club I: Senior Girls' Glee Club 2: Student Council 2: G.A.A. 3. ALICE BAYER, junior Girls' Glee Club I: Senior Girls' Glee Club 2: G.A.A. I,2,3,4: Operetta l,2: Band l,2,3,4: Intramurals l,2,3,41 National Honor Society: Latin Club 2,3,4: F.H.A. I: Saluta- torian. IOHAN BAYER, Band I,2,3,-I5 Intramurals l,2,3,4: Track 2,3,4: Football 2.3,-I: National Honor Society: Basketball Manager 23,-I. IOAN BERGER, Iunior Girls' Glee Club I: Senior Girls' Glee Club 2: Alcardee Stall' 4: Cardunal StaII 3: Opt-retta I: Intramur.tIs 4: Co-editor Alcardee: Library Assist- ant 3, CAROL BERKLEY, lunior Girls' Glee Club 1: Senior Girls' Glee Club 2,3: Mixed Chorus 4: Class Secretary I: Pep Club 3,-I: Dramatic Club 3,4: Operetta I,3: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Iunior Class Play 3: Senior Class Play 4: Cheerleader 2,41 Queen's Attendant 4: Latin Club 2,3. BARBARA BERNA, G.A.A. 2,3: Intramurals I,2,3:-I. RICHARD BOLGER, Student Council 4: Iland I,2,3: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Basketball l,2,3,4: Baseball 3,4. NOIRM BRETTSCHNEIDER, lunior Boys' Glee Club I: Senior Boys' Glee Club 2.3: Class Secretary 2: Opcretta 1,21 Intramurals I,2,3,4: Basketball I,2,3: Football I,2,3,4: Baseball l,2,3,4, ROBERT BRETTSCI-INEIDER, Intramurals I: Basketball I.2,3,4: Football I,2,3,4. NANCY BUICK, Senior Girls' Glee Club 2,31 Mixed Chorus 3: Alcardee Stall 4: Cardu- nal Stall' 3: Intramurals 1.4: Co-editor of Cardunal 3. ROBERT CHRISTIE, Intramurals l,2.3,4: Baseball I. ILARRY COLBORN, Band I,2,3,4: Intramurals I,4: Track I,4: Basketball l,2,3,4: Football 2,3,4: National Honor Society: Baseball l,2,3. CAROL DEHMLOW, Senior Girls' Glee Club 2,4: G.A.A. 3,4: Dramatic Club 3: Intramurals l,2,3,4. RITA DELLS, Iunior Girls' Glee Club 1: Senior Girls' Glee Club 3,-I: Mixed Chorus 3,4: Girls' Ensemble 4: Student Council 2,3: Pep Club 1,21 Dramatic Club 2,3,4: Speech 4: Operetta 2,4: Band 1,2,3,4: Orchestra I,2,3,4: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Iunior Class Play 3. HOWARD DIELRCKS, Student Council 3.4: Alcardee Staff 4: Cardunal Staff 3: Band I,2,4: Orchestra 1,2,3,4: Intramurals 1: Iunior Class Play 3: Senior Class Play 4: Chairman of Homecoming 4. GEORGE DUSOLD, Class President 4: Intramurals I,2,3,4: Track 1: Football 2,3,4: Senior Class Play 4: Baseball 2,3,4. SALLY EHLERT, Senior Girls' Glee Club 3,41 Mixed Chorus 4: G.A.A. I: Cardunal Staff 3: Operetta 3,41 Intramurals I,2,3,4: Library Assistant 3. DONNA EKSTROM, Senior Girls' Glee Club 2,31 Cardunal Staff 3: Operetta 2,3: Intramurals I,2,3: 'Library As- sistant 4. GEORGE ELLIOTT, Student Council 2: Intramurals I,2: Football I,2.4. IAMES FROST, Iunior Boys' Glee Club 1: Senior Boys' Glee Club 2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 2,3,4: Class Presi- dent 3: Operetta 2,3,4: Basketball I,2,3,4: Football I,2,3,4: Baseball 2,3,4: Boys' Ensemble 4. MARIE GRAENING, Iunior SENIOR Girls' Glee Club 1: Senior Girls' Glee Club 2,3: Pep Club 2: Operetta I,2,3: Iunior Class Play 3: F.H.A. 2,3: Library Assist- ant 2,4. ROBERT GOUGH, Intramurals I,2,3: Football I,2,3:-lg Football Co-Captain 4. ROBERT HENDRICKS, Iunior Boys' Glee Club I: Senior Boys' Glee Club 2: F.F.A. I,2,3,4: Operetta 1,2: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Track 3. GLORIA HENK, Iunior Girls' Glee Club 1: Senior Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 3,-I: Operetta 3,45 Intramurals I,2,3,4: Track Queen 3. IOYCE HERCIK, Iunior Girls' Glee Club 1: Senior Girls' Glee Club 2,3,-I: Pep Club 2,3: G.A.A. I,2,3: Dramatic Club 2: Cardunal Starl 3: Operetta 1,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,-I: Tumbling 2,3. IOAN HICKS, G.A.A. 3,4: Dramatic Club 3,4: Alcardee Staff 4: Band 3,4: Orchestra 3: Intramurals 3,4: Senior Class Play 4: French Horn Quartet: transferred from Decatur Girls' High-Decatur, Georgia. PAUL HOIBERG, Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1: Baseball I,2,3,4. SHARON HOLTHUSEN, withdrew from school senior year. DARLENE HOPP, Iunior Girls' Glee Club I: Senior Girls' Glee Club 2,4: Mixed Chorus I,2: G.A.A. 3: Operetta 1,2: Band l,2,4: Intramurals 4. THOMAS HAEIRTEL, Intramurals I,2,3. CHARLES HORN, Iunior Boys' Glee Club I: Senior Boys' Glee Club 2: Operetta l,2: Intramurals 3,4: Track I,2,3,4: Basketball I,2,3,4: Football l,2,3,4. MARILYN HORN, Senior Girls' Glee Club 2,4: G.A.A. l,2,3,4: Dramatic Club 3: Intramurals I,2,3,4. ELAINE IKERT, Iunior Girls' Glee Club I: Senior Girls' Glee Club 2: G.A.A. 3: Cardunal Stall 3. BENIAMIN IMHOFF, Vice-President 1, Treasurer 4: Intramurals 2,3,4: Track l,4: Basketball I: Football l,2,3,4: Football Captain 2. MARILYN IACOBS, Iunior Girls' Glee Club 1: Senior Girls' Glee Club 25 G.A.A. 2,3: Dramatic Club 3,4: Alcarclee Stafl' 3: Co-editor Cardunal 3: Operetta I: Band I,2,3,4: Orchestra 2,3,4: National Honor Society: 'Latin Club 2,3: Valedictorian. DONALD IOHANSON, Dramatic Club 4: Band I,2,3: Intramurals l,3,4: Iunior Class Play 3. RUTH IOHNSON, Senior Girls' Glee Club 4: Intramurals 4: Library Assistant: transferred from Amundsen High School, Chicago. DALLAS IURS, G.A.A. I,2,3: Cardunal Starl' 3: Band 1,2,3,4: Orchestra 4: Intramurals l,2,3,4. MARY LOU KNAAK, with- drew from school senior year. ELMIIRA KNIGHT, Intramurals l,2,3,4. TYRA KORLING, Iunior Girls' Glee Club I: Senior Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 3,4: Girls' Ensemble 3,43 Dramatic Club 2,3,4: Alcardec Staff 3: Cardunal Stall 3: Op- eretta l,2,3,4: Band I,2,3: Orchestra 2: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Senior Class Play 4: National Honor Society: Latin Club 2,3: Art 4, RICHARD KOSTES, no extra activities. NANCY KRESS, Senior Girls' Glee Club 3,4: Mixed Chorus 4: Stu- dent Council 1: G.A.A. I,3,4: Dramatic Club 3,4: Alcardee Staff 3,4: Cardunal Stal? 3: Operetta 4: Intramurals I,3,4: Iunior Class Play 3: Senior Class Play 4: Art 4: Attended Mount St. Mary Academy 2. GERALD ILANGE, Class Vice-President 3: Band 1,2,3,4: Intramurals I,2,3,4: Basketball I,2,3,4: Base- ball 1,2,3,4. KENNETH LANGE, Student Council 2,3: Class Treasurer I: F.A.A. I,2,3,4: Band 1,2,3,4: Orchestra 1,23 Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4: Football 1,2,3,4: National Honor Society. EVELYN LARSEN, Iunior Girls' Glee Club I: Student Council 4: Pep Club I,2: G.A.A. I,2,3: Dramatic Club 2,3: Alcardee Staff 4: Cardunal Staff 3: Operetta 1: Band 1,2,3,4: Orchestra 1,2,3,4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: National Honor Society: Student Council Treasurer 4: Latin Club 2,3: Library Assistant 4. BOB LAWRENCE, Dramatic Club 2,3,4: Operetta 4: Track 2: Iunior I, DIRECTORY Class Play 3: Senior Class Play 4: transferred from East Aurora High, Aurora, Illinois. WILLIAM LINDEMANN, Iunior Boys' Glee Club 1: Senior Boys' Glee Club Z,3.4: Mixed Chorus 2,3,4: Operetta 1,2,3,4: Intramurals 1,2.3,4: Track 1: Basketball 1,2, 3,4: Football 1,2,3.4: Iunior Class Play 3: Senior Class Play 4: Baseball 1,4: Boys' Ensemble 3,4. IOHN LUNDSTROM, F.A.A. 2: transferred from Barrington Consolidated High School. MARY LOECHELT, Senior Girls' Glee Club 2,3: Cardunal Staff 3: Operetta 2.3: Intramurals 1,2,3: F.H.A. Treasurer 3. ALBERT LUECK, Iunior Boys' Glee Club 1: Senior Boys' Glee Club 2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 2,3,4: Operetta 3: National Honor Society. BONNIE McCLUNG, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: F.H.A. 1,2,3,41 Student Council 3,4: Dramatic Club 2,41 Alcardee StaFf 4: Cardunal Staff 3: Band 2,3,4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Iunior Class Play 3: Library Assistant 2,3: President of F.H.A. 3: Vice- President of G.A.A. 4. BETTY McGUIRE, Senior Girls' Glee Club 2,3: Dramatic Club 4: Alcardee StaFf 4: Cardunal StafI 3: Operetta 3: Intramurals 4: Senior Class Play 4: transferred from Blue Island. PATRICIA McMANAM.AN, Senior Girls' Glee Club 2,41 Operetta 2,3,-l: Intramurals 2,3,4: Maiorettes 2,3,4: F.H.A. 2. EUGENE MEDINA, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. IO ANN MELAHN, Iunior Girls' Glee Club 1: Senior Girls' Glee Club 2,4: Mixed Chorus 2,3: Student Council 2,3: Class Treasurer 2: G.A.A. 1,2,3: Dramatic Club 2,3,4: Cardunal Staff 3: Operetta 3.4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Senior Class Play 4: D.A.R. Award: Latin Club 2,3: Art 3,4: Honorable Mention. DICK MELAI-IN, Iunior Boys' Glee Club 1: Band 1,2,3,4: Orchestra 1,2,3,4: Intramurals 2,3,4: Track 3,4: Football 2,3. EUGENIA MILOCH, Iunior Girls' Glee Club 1: Senior Girls' Glee Club 2: Pep Club 1: G.A.A. 3: Band 2: Orchestra 1,2,3,4: Intramurals 1,2,5,4: F.H.A. 2. MARY MOSS, Iunior Girls' Glee Club 12 Senior Girls' Glee Club 3: Mixed Chorus 4: Student Council 4: Operetta 1,3,4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Iunior Class Play 3. SAMUEL PERPITCI-I, transferred from Evanston, Senn, and Grant. MARY LOU PERRY, withdrew from school senior year. SHIRLEY PETERS, Iunior Girls' Glee Club 1,2: Pep Club 1: Cardunal Staff 3: Intramurals 2,3,4. DON PLAUCK, Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Baseball 3,4. WALLACE POSSON, Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. DAVID RADLOFF, Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Foot- ball 2: Baseball 2,3,4: Basketball Manager 3,4. DAVID lRAS- MUSSEN, F.A.A. 1,2,3,4. RICHARD RATI-I, F.A.A. 1,2,3,4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Track 1: Basketball 4: Football 1,33 Base- ball 1. DMLE RATHIEN, Iunior Boys' Glee Club 1: Senior Boys' Glee Club 2,3: Mixed Chorus 2,3: Student Council 2,3: Class President 2: Operetta 1: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Track 1,4: Football 1,2,3,4: Boys' Ensemble 2: Tumbling Club: Alchemy Club: Football Co-captain 4. RALPH RATTRAY, F.F.A. 1,2. 3,4: Dramatic Club 4: Operetta Cast 2: Band 1,2,3,4: Orchestra 2,3,4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Basketball 2,3,4: Football 2,4: Iunior Class Play 3: Senior Class Play 4: Baseball 1,2,3,4. ALICE REESE, Iunior Girls' Glee Club 1: G.A.A. 1: Cardunal Staff 3: Operetm 1: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Maiorettes 2,3,4. RICI-IAiRD RITT, Iunior Boys' Glee Club 1: Class Secretary 4: Cardunal Staff 3: Operetta 1: Band l,2,3,4: Orchestra 1.2,3,4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Football 1,2: Baseball 3,4: Alchemy Club 2. RONALD ROEMER, F.A.A. 1,2,3,4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: F.F.A. Secretary 4: F.F.A. State Iudging 1,3,4. MABEL ROLLINS, Senior Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4: Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4: Girls' Ensemble 4: Student Council 3,4: GA.A, 3,4: Dramatic Club 2,3,4: Alcartlee Staff 3: Cardunal Staff 3: Operetta l,2,3,4: Band 2,3,4: Orchestra 2: Intramurals 3,4: Iunior Class Play 3: Senior Class Play 4: National Honor Society: Cheerleader 4: Student Council Vice-President 4: Latin Club 2,3: Art 4. DONALD RUSSEIJL, Intramurals l,2,3,4: Football 1,2,4. LEE RYAN, Intramurals 1: Baseball 3,4. IANET SAMUELSON, Senior Girls' Glee Club 1: Pep Club 23 Cardunal Staff 3: Op- eretta 1: Band 1,2,3,4: Orchestra 2,3,4: National Honor Society. DONNA SANDBLOM, Senior Girls' Glee Club 2,3: Operetta 2,3: Intramurals 1: Library Assistant 3,4. REMMER SCHUETZ, Iunior Boys' Glee Club 1: Senior Boys' Glee Club 2: F.F.A. l,2,3,4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Track 1,2,3. IOYCE SCHUHR, Iunior Girls' Glee Club 2: Senior Girls' Glee Club 2,3: Mixed Chorus 2,3,4: Girls' Ensemble 3,4: Class Treasurer 3: G.A.A. 2,3: Dramatic Club 2,3,4: Alcardee Staff 3,4: Cardunal Staff 3: Speech 3: Operetta 1,2,4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Iunior Class Play 3. FRED SCHURING, F.F.A. 1,2,3: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Basketball 2,3,4: Football 2,3,4. LOISI SCHUTT, Senior Girls' Glee Club 1,32 G.A.A. 2,3,4: Cardunal StaH7 3: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Library Assistant 3,4. PATRICIA SELZER, Senior Girls' Glee Club 3: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: F.H.A. l,2,3,4: Dramatic Club 4: Alcardee Staff 4: Cardunal Stal? 3: Operetta 3: Band 3,4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Iunior Class Play 3: Senior Class Play 4: Library Assistant 3. DUANE SMITH, Iunior Boys' Glee Club 1: Senior Boys' Glee Club 2,3,4: Dramatic Club 3,4: Op- eretta 3,4: Band 1,2,3,4: Intramurals 1,2: Senior Class Play 4: 'Latin Club 3,4. EDGAR SMITH, Dramatic Club 2,3: Alcar- dee Staff 4: Cardunal Staff 3: Intramurals 2,3,4: transferred from Senn High School, Chicago. LORUIAINE SORCE, Senior Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 2,3,4: Girls' Ensemble 3: Pep Club 1,2: G.A.A. 2,3: Dramatic Club 4: Alcardee Staif 4: Cardunal Staff 3: Operetta 1,2,3,4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Senior Class Play 4. CAROL STAFFORD, transferred from Huntley Consolidated School. GORDON STONE, Intramurals 4, BETTY STOWEL, Senior Girls' Glee Club 1,2: Mixed Chorus 1,2: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: Cardunal Staff 3: Intramurals 1,2: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4: Library Assistant 3,4. GEORGE STUEHLER, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4: Intramurals 4. LUANN WAGNER, Senior Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 2,3,4: Girls' Ensemble 3,4: G.A.A. 1,2: Operetta 2,3,4: Intramurals 1,2,3: Senior Class Play 4: F.H.A. 2,3. MILTON WASCHOW, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. NEAL WESSEL, Iunior Boys' Glee Club 1: Senior Boys' Glee Club 3,4: Mixed Chorus 4: Student Council 1,2: Dramatic Club 3: Operetta 1,3,4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Football 1,2,3,4: Iunior Class Play 3: Senior Class Play 4: Tumbling Club: Alchemy Club. IIM WIEDMAN, Iunior Boys' Glee Club 1: Senior Boys' Glee Club 2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4: Operetta l,2,3,4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: National I-Ionor Society: Boys' Ensemble 1,2,3,4: Science Club 1,2,3,4. MARILENE WIENKE, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: Cardunal Staff 3: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: G.A.A. President 4. IUDITH WIGGINS, Mixed Chorus 4: Pep Club 1,22 G.A.A. 3: Dramatic Club 4: Speech 4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Cheerleader 2. ROBEBRT WRIGHT, Band 1,2,4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Football 1. DALE ZANGE, Student Council 4: Class Vice-President 1: Cardunal Staff 3: Band 1,2,3,4: Orchestra 1,2,3: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Track 1: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Foot- ball 1,2,3,4: Iunior Class Play 3: Senior Class Play 4: National Honor Society: Baseball 2,3,4. GLORIA ZIPPERER, Senior Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3: Student Council l,2: Cardunal Staff 3: Operetta 1,2: Band 1,2,3: National Honor Society. SENIORS ENJOY THE FIVE my M f, Q Q in X. ,, Q, ,V - , . ,V 1 ,I 7 N-, ,,., ,Wg , , ,f 1. :WF ,Z - - 1435: ff:-fff IX izjf ,: f ' ' f 'ffwfg1!', f N ... 3 1, ,L 7 .5 J , ,,. -. ... u 9? N I O Q.. R S Snllrrl, lrff In righi: luck Ilohlcr, 'l'ri-insurer: Miss Smith, Ailvisorg Miss Kcclcr, Aclvisorg Roy Schuring, Prcsiilcut. .S'lru1fl1'l1g, lrjl lu f'l'gbl.' Tom Walrnur, Vicc-l'rvsiclt-ntg Mr. Sclim-irlcr, Aflvimrg Gloria Gmac, Secretary: Mr, Minnc, Arlviwr. ln September, l949, 87 little eager beavers made up the first eighth grade to go to Dundee Community High School, and immediately got into the swing of things by electing Bob Linde- mann, president, Noretta Kostner, vice-president, Barbara Buffing, secretaryg and Charles Miller, treasurer. ln November we had our first big rootin' tootin' party--a square dancemat which every- one had a wonderful time, Next year We elected Bob Lindemann as our guiding light again, and voted Barbara Ruffing, vice-president, Nancy Zimmerman, secretary, and Deloris Dehmlow, treasurer. Being freshies, our boys had a chance to assist the sophomores with the Little Seven frosh-soph title. Having enjoyed square dancing so much at our eighth-grade party the year before, we repeated the same type of entertainment at our freshman party. Everyone was more acquainted that year as could be told by the increase in couples attending. Our sophomore year was comparatively calm as far as parties were concerned, but that year we were led by a group of girl politicians Lorraine Taylor was president, and Lois Letto, Marilyn Kleinschmidt, and Susan Shoellhorn filled the remaining offices. The fellows boiled the rest of the year. As the year raced on, we became more interested in basketball, for sophomore boys always have better chances to make the frosh-soph team. At last we are juniors-upper classmen! Roy Schuring is our president, Tom Warner, vice-president, Gloria Grace, secretary, and lack Dobler, treasurer. Being juniors, we were given the privilege of publishing this book which we hope every- one will enjoy in the years to come, We were also faced with the problem of giving the junior-senior prom which was held at the very attractive ltasca Country club. The evening will always be remembered by the juniors for it was our first real prom. Our class play, Ladies ln Retirement, was an exciting performance. Next year we are hoping that more of the boys will try out for the senior class play. See you next year when we reign high as seniors. 22 Howard Alzrens George Burgess Rhona Dolvler Roger f1l1IlFl'50ll Phyllis Collvorn C lm:-I es Barzelf Donna Doyle Gerry Cozfghlin Don Blodgezt Ronnie Ebel Deloris Den nzlouf Ioan Bolger Mauri Dilib lim Borelzardt S lzirley Egger! Glenn Erickxon lack Dobler Virginia Erlandxen N? .IUNIORS 3 'NO' v 1 ,via --2 ,pq F, 4- ' Yi 1? .itz '14 gl in P 2 af' ff? 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Tflllfli row: Benjamin Sachs, Charles Gray, Fred Simpson, lim Marliel, Bill Iacohi, Charles Zangc, Charles Seiling. Ifozzrlh row: Cecil Schriebcr, Dwain Dchmlow, Brian Iolin- ston, Don Haryel, Bob Dobler, Richard Podhorsky. Ken Charlet, Ioe Bendick. Bottom row, fel! fo rfghf: Glenn Plauek, Richard Preller, Fred Schulz, Ierry Lindsey, Richard Suchy, Alvin Davis, Mr. Wha- mond. Sceozzd row: Lawrence Bell, Merrill lohnson, Mark Guth, Charles Curran, Charles NVendt, Richard Meese, Gene lien- tlrusen. '1'h1'rrl row: Gene Siurset, Winlield Rouley, lirnest Plote, Ronald Ritt, Loring Michaelis, Larry Goetz, Donald Sharp, l.arl'y llopp. Hulmm row, fe!! in rfgfzl: Nancy Grulmer, Garol Marvel, Lynne Rynders, Glenice Gol- lignon, Ruth liruc-ning, Mrs. Rollins. Sec- ond row: Donna Iluhlaard, Sarita Tegt- niann, Ioan Rosenthal, Joanne lidwards, Shirley Willig, Lynn Neshit, Patricia Ilan- sen. Tfzrrd row: Marianne Sclreerer, Kay Fons, Arlethlee Zimmerman, Mary Pati- tucei, Susan liichler, Sally Posson, liarluara Spalding. Bozzom row, fd! to righl: Sally Getzclman, Ioanne Palmer, Nancy Smith, Verona Schuman, Alice Rohrssen. Second row: Mary Dalby, Diane Howard, Ioy Zaeskc, Pat Murray, Pat Erenson, Mrs. Stotmeister. Third row: Ioanne Kofoed, Carol Ander- son, Sue Snyder, lean Franke, Anna Hutson, Ieanne Halxerson. SEVENTH GRADE Bottom row, left to right: Kirt Boyer, Henry XVaschow, Gerald Stevens, Robert Rasmussen, Dick Geske, Mr. Finke. Second row: Iohn Iohnson, Iohn Novak, Carl YValsberg, Tommy Simpson, xvlllllllll Lar- son Robert Doyle, Gerry Znnge. Third row: Peter Collignon, Stewart Stewart Ir., Iohn Podhorsky, Ronald Pearson, David McClung, NVesley Hopp, XVilliam Hardt. Fourth row: Iohn Fraser, Dennis Harvel, Iohn Suthn. Gordon Schulz, Dennis Ed- wards. Tom Thompson, David Krich. Bottom row, left to right: Leonard Frost, Larry Kenneke, Herbert Diedrick, Arnold Lauber, Mr. Metcalf. Sefonrl rozv: Ray- mond XVaschow, Allen Iohnston, Tom Blumhorst, 'Wayne Knight, Richard Har- nish, Roger Christopherson, Richard Krue- ger. Third row: Gerald Hopp, Sidney Schultz, Gordon Ebel, Robert Zadnichelc, Ronald Shipivorth, Richard Puffpaif, Ed- ward Maas. Fourth row: Dennis Stevenson, Bob Hoyt, Michael Foote, David Ritt, Bob Haeger, Gerald Swendsen, Robert Mensing, Charles Sunderlage. Bottom row, left to right: Dorothy An- drews, Iudith Henk, Kathleen Hauri, Sharon Haller, Mary Struwing, Miss Hall. Serond row: Carol Berger, Clara Iohnson, Margaret Rose, Iudith Funke, Audrey Howard, Henrietta Moeller, Patricia VVar- ner. Third row: Carol Kruger, Nancy Parkyn, Carol Schubert, Iudith Charlet, Donna Reinking, Marilyn Eggert. Fourth row: Karen Rover, Barbara Thompson, Nancy Gregg, Karen Meyer, Helen Mc- Phillips, Iudith Drafall, Roxanna Smith. Bottom row, left to right: Musette Ryan, Sylvia Ebert, Sandra Sund, Iean Mitchell, Gail VVente, Ellenor Foerster, Miss Peter- son. Second row: Caryl Dobler, Frances Stieg, Barbara Robinson, Donna Nicklas, Ioyce Livingston, Barbara Vodnanslty, Phyl- lis Holmen, Sandra Rahm. Third row: Beverly Guth, Margaret Icpson, Ienny Kor- ling, Barbara Goeke, Sally Hopp, Mary Rosenthal, Carryl Hauschilcl, Marcine Hal- verson, Mary Burgess. l4'il '45 gf 5 is ' ' 'Q .r Q.. ig., A sv xy ' , N ' s t HONORS r l ' Marilyn Iiicolvs Alice Buyer In Ann Mt-lnilin I't1fr1firfor1'i111 Stl1llItIf0I'lIrII1 Hminfwfvlc .llfnfion We feel that scholarship is of paramount importance in education, and, therefore, do all that we can to encourage it. We present an honor ribbon, and a superehonor ribbon to all students whose grades have merited such distinction at the end of each six-Week term, in an award program before the entire school assembly. Citizenship awards are made each semester. The scholastic averages are used to determine the highest three ranking scholars in the class, whose pictures appear on this page, and in combination with citizenship grades made each six-weeks throughout the first three and onefhalf years, these grades are used as a basis for membership in the local chapter of the National Honor Society, according to the following rules laid down by the national organization: members are those seniors who are in the upper fifteen percent of their class in citizenship, and who are also in the upper twenty-five percent in scholarship. A key is presented by the Student Council to each student who merits membership. Iimuf 1'Il!l', lrff lu Vllgflff Marilyn Izicnlus, lfwlyn l.:irscii, Mzilicl Rollins, ltctti' Amit-ll, film-iii Xi1mpt'i'ci l.iIicr Siiiniit-Iwii, Alia- liiycr. Sl'1'UIIIl mfr: lo 'inn Mclnlin, Iliili- Ziingc, Larry Colburn, julian liiiyti ,Xllw rt Luuclx, lim Wiccliniin. KL-tiny Lungs, Tyrgi Korling. 36 iii ' S 3 FREEDOM FROM WANT ,, if if 'few-51 r L. Reprinted by special permission oi THE SATURDAY EVENING POST. Copyright 1943 by the Curtis Publishing Company. STUDENT COUNCIL f mm nur, lr!! In Vligfllf Mr. Wliainonrl, atlvisorz George Price, Malin-l Rollins, llnh Allcn, livclyn Larsen, Miss Kcclcr, sur: Mr. Mft, aclyimr. Srmml row: ltonniu Mclllung, Nancy Allison, It-rry Lindsey, llouglas llcrklcy, Dick Bulger, Clar- tt lfraiikr. lack llvlli, Roy Scliuring. 'l'l11'rrl row: Dt-loris Dclimlow, Ruth George, Virginia Orrcll, KL-ith Myers, llalc Zangc, Ilfli l ilu: lu ll ll ll ii llnl l 'nm' i ri ina 1, v Linmlcniann. 1'lUlH'f!1 row: Frank Scrpc, livclyn Cowlicrcl, Ilctly Scholl, Angie Lnniccico, I inni- 'll-in-tis, llarlmara Gm-kc, llarliara Spalding, Gail lolinston, Mary Moss, llctty Hciniann. The student council is a democratic student organization which enables the whole student body to voice their opinions through representatives they elect in home groups. Each class is divided into tour home groups, The freshmen have one representative per home group. The seventh and eighth grades are represented by two students elected from each class. Sophomores through seniors, elect two per home group. A council member considers it an honor and a privilege to be a part ot this organization. He should possess qualities ot leadership and traits which enable him to accept and fulfill responsibilities. lt is also very important that he set an example tor others to follow, keeping in mind the principles ot good citizenship on Which the council is based. One ot the jobs ot our Council is to sponsor the student activity ticket which is available to all students and enables them to take part in the drawing ot tournament tickets. The council undertakes the financial responsibility tor honor roll ribbons and speakers, and twelve lull-length assembly programs ot outside talent presented through the year. lt also operates food and beverage concessions during the school noon hour and during athletic contests. Early in the tall it sponsored the tourth annual Homecoming with Howard Diercks serving as chairman. A snake dance preceded the Homecoming game which was followed by a dance. lo Ann Melahn reigned as queen, with Carol Berkley and Rita Dells attending. Several projects, including a Red Cross drive and a combined Polio and Tuberculosis drive were undertaken very successfully. ln lanuary we sponsored a Holiday dance which had been postponed during the Christmas Holidays due to bad Weather conditions. Serving as otticers this year were Robert Allen, president, Mabel Hollins, vice-presidentg Evelyn Larsen, treasurer, and George Price, secretary. 38 M9 if fBi,?iS+ QQ F. H. A. and F. F. A. Hmmm mm, fri! to fligfllf Susannah McCuaig, Patricia Selzcr, Bonnie McClung, Nancy Allison, Sanclra Mclahn, Marcy Parrucci, Miss Pitcrson anil Miss Sniith,adi'iso1's. Sn-ond raw: Carol Racllofff, Katherine Docdcrlcin, Marioric Sims, Nancy Schuring, Donna Zangc, Shirliy I-larnish, Sandra Cromer, Helen Nchls. Third row: Carol Schuring, Marian Unruh, Virginia Orrcll, Sally Harmon. Marx' Lou Rossow, Donna Doyle, Ella Mau Bcrna. Fomvfi row: Nanci' Couch, Mclva lircttschnciclur, Diane Schlic, lanicc Sinionsfqn, Marva Grams, Maria Martini, Anne Hoibcrg, Donna XVakclcy, Patricia Orrcll. Borrow mn, Id! Io rfglif: Ifruil Zicrur, Ralph Raltray, George Stuchlcr, Lawrance Hauri, Douglas Harvel, Richard Rath, David Rasniusscn, Rcinnicr Schucln. Sfrofzfi mum' Ronnie Rouniur, Kenny Lange, Harold Schuring, Dave Zadnichck, Bill Schuppncr, Kr-nnctli Kruger. lfnlxxxiril Puigus, Don Holtz, lohn Lunilstrom. Third mm: lamcs Stuchlur, lou Hopp, Anclrcxv Iiinwich, Elmer Kruse, Robert Marlin, Tom Kofofil. Yiruil Vogel, Arnold Kinast, Glenn Dehmlow, Raymond Krumrcy. Fozrrfh row: Morris Dalhy. Dick Swanson. Carl Lunilsiroin. lim Van Aclur. Leon Martin. Carl Silva, Bruce McClung, Eugene Schick, Lcslic Hopp, Cliarlrs Sugirison. 40 G. A. A. Boflom row, Icfz io r1'g'l1I: Ianct Kress, Betty Anncll, Nancy Kress, Margaret Kress, Coralie Brey, Sharon Hauschilcl, Ellamae Berna. S6C'UlII1ll'0ll'I Dinah Heater, Gail Iohnston, Anne Hoibcrg, Ioan Hicks, Marilyn Horn, Alice Bayer, Barbara Lazansky, Diane Frost. Third row: Eunice Ehlcrt, Deloris Delimlow, Ruth Covert, Lois Letto, Santlra Gromer, Betty Andrews, Carolyn Burgess, Gloria Grace, Virginia Erlandsen. Botlom row, left Io right: Sue Shoellhorn, Marlene Wienke, Mary McArdle, Donna Mensing, Barbara Rover, Patricia Selzer, Bonnie McClung, Susannah McCuaig, Pauline Mattsen, Dorothy Siffrar. Serond row: Betty Stowel, Arlene Piner, Weida Taylor, Arlene Mess, Betty Scholl, Phyllis Schuring, Norma Wenholz, Dorothy Olesen, Rose Rahn, Donna WVakeley, Miss Abramson. Third row: Patsy Orrell, Donna Ortman, Marlene Stowel, Donna Wagner, Carol Michaelis, Ann Sachs, Helen Scheerer, Carol Rattray, Marilyn Minogue, Barbara Ruffing, Nancy Zimmerman. 41 fullnm mfr, lr!! fn rflgfllf Cinrlix Nidhml, lfrgniik Iulinwii, Lou R.llll'ilY, Mr. Mmir, Slb0IlSf7l',fiiL'I1I1 lirickmii, Paul IILlYlXI'kAlIlll3i-, Luk Xrvflllil. .Nunml mfr: limi l'r.mr, Muni' lhiiriiui, Angiv l.ulm'rlicr1, I.urr1iim- Tzlylnr, Di-lorin IDFIIIIIIUXV, H1ll'iNlI'1l l,voii1ir1l l'lr11'1l mfr: l!4iilw.n.1 liuiling, Viiliginm l.i'lginmlsrli, Suxgin Slim-llliiwii, Luis Lcttu, Nancy ZilllIIll'l'Ill2lI1, Virginia Urn-ll, Sllfil luliri' 'llllfffl mfr: Cilmri filquiv, Donn.: Iiwxlv, Rlimm llulwlqr, Phyllis Wcrnckc. Salnclrgi Mcliilin, login Hnlgn-r, llurutliy Siffralr 1952 CARDU NAL STAFF .X.l'.I,'!6j, lift tw wgfil: hm Lum. Mr. Mfmr, sponmrg Dorothy Siffrar. Smfzflirzg: Lorraine Taylor, Fran I4-linwn. Uiinn i'I'lLi'ixHIl. 42 Borzom row, iff! to right: Patricia Murray, Susannah McCuaig, VValdemar 'NVeber, Glenice Collignon, Bob Haase, Ierry Lindsey, Richard Suchy, Mr. Finke, advisor. Second row: Ronald Ritt, William Hardt, Larry Goetze, Fred Simpson, Larry Kenneke, Bill Iacobi, Kirt Boyer, Gerald Stevens, Herbert Diedrick. Third row: Anthony Pokorny, Paul Gygi, Betty Andrews, Ann Sachs, Richard Podhorsky, Lester Mapes, Gwen Lawson, Richard Krueger, Richard Meese, Charles Curran. Fozrrtlz row: Karen Rover, Bob Mclvianaman, Bob Haeger, Gerold Swendsen, Gerry Zange, Iohn Poclhorsky, Billy Miller, Betty Scholl, Herman Vander- plow, Edward Maas. Boltom row, left to right: Betty McGuire, Patricia Sclzer, Bonnie McClLmg, Ioyce Schuhr, George Price, Glenn Erickson, Evelyn Larsen. Second row: Ioan Eraser, Marcy Parrucci, Marva Grams, Angie Lomedico, Ioan Hicks, Ioan Berger, Nancy Buick, Miss Witmore, advisor. Third row: Lorraine Sorce, Nancy Kress, Coralie Brey, Margaret Kress, Frank johnson, Peter Korling, Edgar Smith, Charles Swanson, Donna Doyle. 43 ,. v 4? 1 ' fry ,if ,, K Y f X , f 444 1 x V W ' V i A X , 5? f ?f' . , a 1 1 9 if if ., I JH . H j S x lh: x TSVQ. 1 lb ?Ks7 , . E, T I w f -, S r 'r w 6 tl . x X Vx 5. I v I , f A:V, if . ,. N, VL' 8?,L51...'g. 1 1 a , 1' 13 31 Jr' 'ii fiw' f 'r 9' ' ' ix 'Rx ,,, 'px ' 5, E 5 .5 Q Q Q Q Q 'ff f dew 8 F e X Za , if WML as V' isbifgi V- , H S345 Q. 4, MUSIC Girls' Senior Chorus Bottom row, left to right: Mary Rossow, Ioann Zalcsky, Phyllis Wernckc, Rhona Doblcr, Gloria Henk, Ioan Holger, Sandra Mclahn, Gloriannc I-Iopp, Carol Dchmlow. Second row: Eyclyn Cowherd, Arlene Hallcr, Ianice Ritt, Norma Wenholz, Luann 'NVagner, Angie Lomcclico, Pat McManaman, Rita Dells, Garnet Knauss, Donna Doyle. Third row: Ectty Heimann, Charlene VVienke, Margaret Kress, Dcloris Dehmlow, Barbara Lconarcl, Barbara Rufling, Lois Lctto, Nancy Zimmerman, Gloria Graco, Nancy Kobs, Gerry Coughlin, Sara Iuhrc: Fozfrzh row: Sally lihlcrt, Darlene Hopp, Lorraine Sorce, Mary Lou Perry, Mabel Rollins, Io Ann Mclahn, Nancy Kress, Coralie Brcy, Janet Kress, Sue Shoellhorn, Virginia Orrell, Eleanor Lange. I Girls' Iunior Chorus Borrow row, left Io righz: Sally Harmon, Nancy Henk, Helen Scheercr, Susannah McCuaig, Shirley Conzen, Pauline Mattson Nancy Allison. Second row: Nancy Couch, Mclva Brettschneicler, Betty Scholl, Marya Grams, Rose Rahn, Darlene Dells Mary Mclahn, Carol Radlofl. Tl1l'l'!iI'ObUf Donna VVakclcy, Patricia Orrcll, Marjoric Sims, Carol Michaclis, Barbara Pqllgy Helen Nchls, Pat Voclnansky, Sandra Gromcr. Fourth row: Donna Wagner, Nancy Scliuring, Sue Gctzelman, Ioanne Rosenthal Marian Unruh, Betty Anclrt-ws, Carol Rattray, Gwendolyn Lawson, Carol Scliuring. 45 Q s u 77 T 'sv' 5.5. -as -La sa Nur' Q1 Iii,-lmnf mmf, ffl! in VI-gfllf llfmglgu Kricli, Rfllllli-li iVIlllill'l1N, Im- Ilupp Mr Bin mln m Illlllil, liulw l,lI1liCllllNl. Sfflllllf IYIIVS Clxglrlu Ruiling, Riclizlril Ilink Dun Ixmlilill Cmilu li,1lnlw, limo ID-ilalur, Ricliglrcl Sciimulvr. 'l'f11r1l run! lfrul Mcyvr Cullcl lxIl1iklNI 111 Ihlln lim lfrzuln lun Clwlu-, 'lrnnmy limi-lmln, liulm Mi'M.1n1m1m CHORUS ART CLUB 1901111111 mir, fd! fo Wllgflff S.1ri1 Iuhrc, iii-urge Rui, Pctc Korling, Paul Peter- wn, Lick XVcmlr, Gloria Crzicc. Sm'- omf rout Nancy Krew, Bcvcrly Pick- urill, Cilcnmlii Schartow, Diane Baur. Mr. MQNUU, Shirley Conlon, Virginia Orrcll, Nanny Zimmcrinnn. Tfzll-ff mm: Ikivid VVutlunci, Ioan Friiwr. 'l'y1'41 Hurling, Rwnniu Tuppcl, Bcity Aiimill, Iuciy YViggcm, In Ann Mu- l.1lin, A1.li5L'l Rwllins. 46 Smnding, left I0 rfglzf: Mabel Rollins, Ioycc Schuhr, Lois Lctto, Tyra Korling, Luann XVagner. Seated: Betty An- nell, Rita Dells, Phyllis KVM- neke. Seated, left to riglzt: Paul Haverkampf, Lester Mapes, Mabel Rollins, accompanist. Stm1d1'11g: Bill Lindemann, Richard Niss, Iim Frost, lack Young, lim YViedman, Cur- tis McCool. f ',liiU.!y-,K ENSEMBLES , J f Q g .3 1 f 6 if Y Sf' F' 'X x xx of J. uxfu M if 'ly Z fa' ' Q' G ft' Z ' 'f ' We 'I 0 ' f A r , 55.5 .jk fx Q , :SEM A xxx ' Q v':1N Q i awe, f , .. 4 . , H ' s W' iff br f , 1 Q X . ' W uw - 7 fm U , 1 1 ' t 'X X tx - 1 ' A- 45 G 7 :A 'R li V -V t 1 W T inf' t fiffh' 1 ' , .. A. f N 1' -X , ' rl ff ve, S. 53 Rf, A xg .. gf QQWX 1?Ef 5v- fx' 54' 'fm-Q P I -- - .QQ - '- F-gfvff -. mf ig - Q .1 ,- 1 ' . . . 5 , -A ' . ., , . I, ' -' , . Q 1 ll gf! .1 vw W xg A? K 'Wikia if FX'-' X2 f . Q 4- 'X .f :eff 1 f ff 4, , . , A ff , f , f f fi IW' m MSL. W wmffeffflf' , f 1 q .9 Ei I -fwf- INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC The Iunior High Band, directed by Mr. George Sadlo, is augmented on occasions by players from Algonquin and Dundee Grade Schools. Among its activities are assembly programs, concerts at Algonquin, and participation in the music contests and in the Annual Band Festival. Mr. Harold Green directs both the Senior l-ligh Orchestra and Band. The Orchestra provided accompaniment for the highly successful musical comedy 'lFinian's Rainbow, and played for other dramatic productions. Other appear- ances included the Music and Drama Festival, Baccalaureate, and Com- mencement. The past year was a Bed-Letter one for the Senior Band, having brought a State first-division rating, the first in the history of the school, and a bright, attractive new set of uniforms for the 75-piece band and seven majorettes. The busy year included playing at all home football and basketball games, the Annual District 300 Band Festival, Music and Drama Festival, Music Contests, and parades. Inner l'0w, eloclqwise: Ioanne Edwards, Ianice Iurs, Mary Struwing, Carryl Hauschild, Bonnie Spring, Ienny Korling, Dorothy Andrews, Donna Reinking. Second row: Iohn Sutfin, Sidney Schultz, Kathleen Nearing, Diane Rufling, Pat Murray, Howard Pokorny, Robert Morgan, Richard Preller, William Hardt, David Buchanan, Harold Iepson. Third row: Ieari Mitchell, David Ritt, Bobby Haeger, Charles Gray, Iohn Fraser, Larry Goetze, Richard Meese, Clara Iohnson, Rosa Dalby, Mary Dalby, Iames Zoeller, Bruce Zange, Iess Lawson, Iudy Zimmerman, Mary Egerton. Fourth row: Barbara Franke, Wilma Marshall, Corine Wilcox, Barbara Drake, Barbara Spalding, Iean Franke, Richard Podhorsky, Bill Larsen, Merrill Iohnson, Brian Iohnston, Bruce Piner, Iohn Novak, Gene Benthusen, William Iacobi, Ioe Bendick. Strzndingi Ruth Bruening, Roger Christopherson, Tommy Simpson, Iohn Podhorsky, Mr. George Sadlo, director, Musette Ryan, Ioarine Palmer. Inner row, cloclqwise: Phyllis Werneke, Robert Preller, Mary Melahn, Iohn Haertel, Bonnie McClung, Gwendolyn Lawson, Mary Bolger, Betty Heimann, Coralie Brey, Barbara Lazansky, Marilyn Iacobs. Seconrl row: Alice Bayer, George Price, Iim Eickhoff, Darlene Hopp, Ianet Klasen, Ioanne Rosenthal, Patsy Vodnansky, Rita Dells, Lorraine Taylor, Evelyn Larsen, Ronald Kierna, Patsy Selzer, Arlene Piner, Donna Zange, Ioyce Fahlsing, Howard Diercks, Ioan Bolger, Ianet Samuelson, Weida Taylor. Third row: Dallas Iurs, Darlene Dells, Carol Rattray, Ioan Fraser, YVally Weber, Iim Borchard, Paul Gygi, Betty Andrews, Diane Crichton, Dale Zange, Nancy Zimmerman, Anthony Pokorny, Lester Mapes, Ierry Lange, Ianice Ritt, Larry Colborn, Bill YVright, Duane Smith, Lee Rattray, Iack Redmer, Billy Miller, Richard Swanson, Craig Rollins, Ralph Rattray, Sandra Szoke. Back row: Mabel Rollins, Iohn Dibb, Bruce Rakow, Kenneth Bollman, Bob Wright, Virginia Orrcll, Pete Thoms, Iohan Bayer, Ioan Hicks, Richard Iohnson, Mr. Harold Green, director, Richard Ritt, Iack Wendt, Robert Haase, Charles Swanson, Nancy Henk. Incompletely shown, Kenneth Lange. Inner row, clockwise: Arlene Mess, Barbara Spalding, Dallas Iurs, Robert Preller, Mary Melahn, Iohn Haertel, Barbara Lazan- sky, Marilyn Iacobs. Second row, left to right: Eugene Schick, Eugenia Miloch, Anne Hoiberg, Nancy Henk, Anthony Pokorny, Dick Ritt, Lorraine Taylor, Evelyn Larsen, Ralph Pattray, Howard Diercks, Sandra Szokc, Weida Taylor, Gwendolyn Lawson. Standing: Mr. Harold Green, directory Lynne Rynders, Ianet Samuelson. 49 DRAMATICS Bollom row, left fo rigfzt: Harriet Slotowski, Sandra Melahn, Norman Iolitz, Shirley Zurchauer, Glenn Erickson, Ronald Lagerstrom, Miss Sanborn, librarian. Second row: Betty Stowel, Billy Miller, Carol Anderson, Richard Davis, Robert Cooper, Carol Zangc, Phyllis Rohrssen, Lois Schutt, Ruth Iohnson. Third row: Donna Ortmann, Evelyn Larsen, Marie Graening, Donna Ekstrom, Donna Sandblom, Marilyn Rix, David Zadnichek, Edgar Smith, Donna Mensing. Bottom row, lei! Io right: Waldemar Weber, Susannah McCuaig, Robert Haase, Miss Biedenbach, Mr. Alft, Ioyce Schuhr, George Price, Glenn Erickson. Scrond row: Io Ann Mclahn, Betty Annell, Tyra Korling, Nancy Kress, Margaret Kress, Gwendolyn Larson, Lester Mapes, Coralie Brey, Frank Iohnson. Third row: Billy Miller, Mauri Dibb, Betty Scholl, Ianice Ritt, Rita Dells, Alice Bayer, Anthony Pokorny, Donna VVagner, Iudy VViggins, Mabel Rollins. 51 xv 7. in- 1-r 'Y w- Q. , 4.4.1 ,Afr- MAKE-BELIEVERS Boflonz row, left 10 right: Sylvia Ebert, Leonard Frost, Iohn Sutfin, Sally Gctzelman, Glenicc Collignon, Robert Dobler, Ierry Lindsey, Miss Hall, advisor. Second row: Susan Eichler, Carol Berger, jenny Korling, Carryl Hauschild, Mary Burgess, Dorothy Andrews, Larry Kenneke, Iudith Henk, Kathleen Hauri. Third row: Robert Hoyt, Nancy Gregg, Caryl Dobler, Michael Foote, Robert Haeger, Robert Doyle, Gerald Hopp, Carol Kruger, Beverly Guth, Margaret Iepson. Boflonz role, left Io righf: Lynn Nesbit, Sandra Sund, Patricia Murray, Lynne Rynders, Iean Mitchell, Iames Markel, Nancy Parkyn, Secorzd row: Sandra Rahm, Donna Reinking, Barbara Spalding, Sarita Tegtmann, Sue Snyder, Gordon Schulz, Musette Ryan, Gerald Stevens. Third row: Karen Rover, David Ritt, Gerald Swcndson, Thomas Simpson, Barbara Robinson, Barbara Vodnansky, Roxanna Smith, Herman Yanderplow. 52 CHEERLEADERS and Left to rigui: Carol Berkley, Mabel Rollins, Ronnie Perry, Luft to righf: Eunice Elilert, Barbara Lazansky, Diane Frost Barbara Ruiiing, Phyllis Albergo, Donna Mensing, Barbara Rover. Bottom row, Icft lo right: Caryl Dobler, Carol Berger, lean Lcff I0 rfghl: Pat McManaman, Alice Reese, Donna Mensing, Mitchell, Ienny Korling, Carol Kruger. Top row: Sue Snyder, Donna Zierke, Marie Martini, Marcy Parrucci, Marlene Redmer Lynn Nesbit, Ruth Bruening, Donna Hubbard, Arlethlee Zimmerman. 53 LATIN CLUB JUNIOR ALCARDEE CLUB Hallam 1'0z1', Inf! in Vligfllf George Price, Duane Smith, Henry Karolus, Ronald Lagerstrom, Miss Pergande. Scwuzri row: Barbara Lazansky, Margaret Kress, Coralie Brey, Phyllis Werneke, Glorianne Hopp, XVilliam Kastning. Tf11'1'1! row: Arlene Piner, Weida Taylor, Mary Iobnson, Alice Bayer, Norma Wenliolz, Arlene Mess. 130110112 row, ld! to rigfzf: Gwen Lawson, chairman: Helen Scbeerer, Lester Mapes, Dayid Dobler, Susie Metiuaig, Ruth Bruening, Kenneth Kruger. 51101111 1'o11': Sue Snyder, Rose Ralin, Lynn Nesbit, Iohn Sutiin, Iames Markel, Gerald Anderson, Darlene Dells, Mary Melalin, eo-chairman. 'Thi-VII, row: Diane Crichton, Larry Kenneke, Donna Zange, Ronald Kierna, Sue Getzelman, Lynne Rynclers, Robert Doblcr. 190111-111 1'o11': Ioanne Kofoed, Robert McManaman, Robert Haeger, VVilliam Larsen, Arlethlee Zimmerman, Diane Selilie, Iennie Korling, Betty Scholl. QAdyisor's note: Ioanne Kofoed, Diane Sclilie-witlidraWn.D as WP qi hu 3 an 17 17 ai ,.. 54 LV! w v .1 'QQ 6 - ' 1' , , N 9 'YP 454 c -M nf W- Q 5 'so 'Q . ' 5 .,, . ,,,, 'ff .. ll' - I Q XL' Ll r :li-lVI.ll Fl 3'lm'k-xggxfzg r 'E 'S QN fxxxil 21' i 5 ' t'?i'1 f: 'K fy' A .QV Y ' Tv-'A xtx?'f,i,., 3 gf! I ,Q X Q I 3 r . X A .QP A b'g ' 45 FREEDOM FROM FEAR Reprinted by special permission of THE SATURDAY EVENING POST. Copyright 1943 by the Curiis Publishing Company. Dundee Dundee Dundee Dundee Dundee Dundee Dundee Dundee Dundee VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Yorkville St. Thomos NVestCHncogo Sycdnmxe Wheaton Genevo Botovid SL Chodes Noperville la'nlmm ww, lrll lu Vlvgfllf Rulwrl iinuglm, Robert Iiroltscllmiclcl', Frm-cl Sfllllfilljl, Inhnn Buyer, Clarence lfrzmkc, Bob Limlvm I O U 43 20 29 12 7 7 13 .lI1I l, Luk lrifc. Snflllrf mfr: Kfllllllll 'l'l1rlzlml41', Guy llolmrl, Ronald l.2lf,1l'l'5ll'Ulll, 1ll2lI1Zlj.fCl'ZsQ Guorgc llumlml, luck Dohlcr, Ronzlld llnlllum-n, Nnrnmn Hl'l'llM'lllli'lllll', Hallo Znngv, Mr. llowzarcl SCllHt'itI4'l', Ll5SihlLll1l cuzlcllz Mr. Phil Ilzmly, coach. Tlzirrl row: lilmrlm llnrn. l'.uuI Pura-mm, Null Www-I, Hun Imlmlf, lion Rlmrll, Kc-nny Lzmgu, Larry Colburn, Dale Rnlhjcn. Fonrlh l'0ll!I G4-wipe' Iillmll, lim' Suhuring, Ray SClllll'iI'lIS1, Rzllpl! Rllllflly, Hola Allyn, W'illi:ll11 l.iHCll'I1l1lI1l1, lim Front, Clmrlcs Millcr. 58 Dundee Dundee Dundee Dundee Dundee Dundee Dundee Dundee Dundee FROSH-SOPH Dundee FOOTBALL 21 6 42 21 O O 41 U 12 12 SCORES Barrington O Barrington 12 St. Thomas U West Chicago 7 Sycamore U Wheaton 32 Geneva 7 Batavia U St. Charles 6 Naperville U Botionz row, Iefz to figfzl: Leth Pearson, Raymond Ross, lim Eickhofl, lack Beth, George Zenger, Charles Schuring, lack Young, Bob Buhrow. Second row: Coach Spain, Bill Ieanhls, Pete Thorns, Ralph Binnie, Bob Faber, Keith Myers, Kenneth Bollman, Ronald Conley, Coach Vfhamond. Third row: Bill Hoyt, manager, Robert Petitti, Raymond Krumrey, Robert Kyd, Craig Rollins, Bob Lindquist, Glenn Richardson, Dave Dobler, Don l-licks. Fozrrfh row: Kenneth Doyle, Charles Bunner, managersg Bruce McClung, Gordon Kamp, Pete Korling, Douglas Krich, VVoody Milbrandt, lim Foote, Ronald Kierna. ff-, .Ter Q V , 3 59 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Even though the lunior High football teams did not play a large number ot games, they received valuable experience and training. The squad was divided into two teams, lightweight and heavyweight. The lightweight team was led by Don Sharp, their captain, and coached by Mr. de Lacey. They played Crystal Lake, Sycamore and Belvidere. Belvidere was the only opponent that was beaten by Dundee. Tom King and Herman Vanderplow proved to be the most outstanding players of that game. The squad had, as its managers, Bob Hoyt and Leonard Frost. The heavyweight team played a total ot tour games, winning two of them, losing one, and tying one. The teams played were Crystal Lake, Belvidere, Woodstock and Sycamore. Dick Suchy and Merle lohnson were given the honor ot being named co-captains of the team. The squad was coached by Mr. Finke. lack Eatinger proved to be the most valuable player. Ot course, without the help ot the other members of the teams, these boys would never have achieved such honors. 1 1 1 111 All 'l'f1111 King, flL'I'I'y llopp, lJcm.1lml llzlilcy, l74'll1llN Mill'lHll, llc1'r11:111 Vxliizlm-rploxv, lillllllll' it mul 11111 Holi llfiyl,1114111.1gL'1',jr1l111 If1l111so11, llgivt- Rift, WVi11lit'lcl Rnulvy, Miko Guolu, Bob ll.lt'gc'l', jr., IT Mnuxm ITNUH V1 lllll l..ll'SfJI1, llzlxt- Mclllungg, Mr. llllllir, co11cl1. pllfll-lYf mu'i Glenn l,lilllCli, lirc-tl SlIl1l!NOIl,lI'., llclims ltlxx mls Don Sllllll fllllllk Aingy, llllllll Mgirkus, rlltllll l'.1l1v:11'cls, lim Mzirkt-l, llcrlu lbifgclrick, llill Inculvi, lfcl Mglzis, A 1111 011111 H111 1 lulimtfm, Holi llolmlur, Mt-rlill Itllllhllll, lL'I'UIllL' Miclizllski, Iulin Ulwn, llilll llzu'x'c'l, lilll lllLlL,llL Irpsmi, jr., luck K'.'llL'I'Il1ill'1, Ilick Suchy, Icrry Linclscy. - l 4 ESU Bottom row, left zo right: Iim Frost, Ralph Rattray, Ray Schuring, Sam Brettschneicler, Fred Schuring, Roy Schurin Dick Bolger. Second row: Dale Zange, William Lindemann, Ierry Lange, Iohan Bayer, managerg Bob Allen, Kenny Lange Larry Colborn, lack Dobler. VARSITY BASKETBALL The varsity basketball squad, though of small size according to modern basketball standards, downed all conference oppo- sition for a clear crown and a 14-win, 0-loss record. The Cards made up for lack of size with shooting accuracy and aggres- siveness, although size was their undoing in the tournament where they were upset by a tall Elgin team. The total season's record, an impressive one, was comprised of 21 wins and four losses, including the tournament. The season was marked with the records of Bob Allen who hit a 21.7 points-per-game clip including the. tournament games. Hitting 300 points in conference games, Bob has the honor of being one of the three in conference history, all from Dundee, to hit 300 points and over. The other two were lim Schuldt and Duke Beth. Both Bob and Bill Lindemann were voted members of the all-conference first five. Bob Allen established a new school record for percentage of free throws made-7l3fL. The old record of 7ll'X, was set by lim Schuldt in l948. The following players were close behind him: Bob Brettschneider 699 '70, Bill Lindemann 0942, lerry Lange 6602, Bay Schuring 007 70. Thus Bob Allen is the l952 winner of the Smith-Bausch Free-throw trophy. Also, by team vote Bob Allen was captain of the team, and was also voted the lohn Schumacher award as the most valuable player. Sl Y W 1 Q r N a . fil- ' . Z 1 if V- Q, I , x 'U H sv 'T' 8 - if 4- , D' 2 Q SX W , 1- .4- .X,x -Y 24 ? 1 ..f,.. I V 1, ,. he , 5 . X fxkrgf I .il Nl iv I in Q Iv 1 Q1 . wa, P31 Q, ,IS F! f N lf lb 1 1' 4 , A 'V Lw vi FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL The spirited Frosh-Soph team, under the excellent leader- ship and coaching ot P. Howdy Spain, bounced, fought, and prayed their way to a clear conference crown and a 2l-win, 2-loss record for the year. Their conference 14-win, U-loss record is the first one since l946-something to be proud ot. The stream ol Cardlet wins was broken only by the Barrington hammer, which pounded the Frosh-Soph for their only two losses. lack Beth led the season's scoring with 248 points, averaging lU.9 points per game, but lohn Tarnow, starting play late, averaged 15.2 points per his lU games. Donald Lagerstrom connected from forward spot with an average of 9.7 per game, totaling 212 points for second honors. lack Beth was voted honorary captain of the team, while Bob Faber was voted the team's most valuable player by his teammates. Chuck Schur- ing and lack Beth were voted into an all-conference team berth and lohn Tarnow received honorable mention. These records, although not spectacular, were part of a well coordinated offensive team. This year's team will certainly be noted in Dundee's basketball history. And those who participated in its making will truly remember the lessons, the learnings, and the good coaching as they go on to do better things with the varsity. Bollom row left to ugh! Iohn Tarnow, Douglas Berkley, lack Beth, Donald Lagerstrom, Chuck Schuring, George Zeriger lack Young Don Ixrumrey lim Eickhoff, Craig Rollins. Second row: Bob Buhrow, managerg Kenneth Thelander Bruce Raliow Don Hachtel Pete Thoms, Bob Faber, Keith Myers, Kenneth Doyle, Billy Hoyt, managerg Mr. Howard Spain coach 63 R 'f wi? P '- .f E 211, wi S95 Y. W- fl H 5 - - fn' rv W wi Q., I nw A 1 4- fi 1 K if I a SN if 1 Q x w ' 1 Q yifvtk J ' .2 h Q 55, JUNIOR VARSITY Boltom row, left zo fighz: Roy Schuring, Don Blodgett, Bob Lindemann, Bill Wright, Dick Niss, Mr. Schneider, coach Second row: lack Price, lack Dobler, Larry Minogue, Henry Karolus, manager, Lee Rattray, Charles Bartelt, Ronald Holthusen FRESHMEN Bottom row, left lo riglzzt Ronald Kierna, manager, Dick Iohnson, Bill leanfils, Bob Lindquist, Dave Dobler, Leth Pearson Don Hicks, Ronnie Martens, Ken Bollman, manager. Second row: Dick Schroeder, Richard Henk, Douglas Krich, Ray Ross Gordon Kamp, Bruce McClung, Woody Milbrandt, lim Foote, Gerald Anderson. 65 EIGHTH GRADE Hullfmz row, iff! to rfgfzf: Alvin Davis, Icrry Linclsuy, loc Cziinpugna, Hnrolcl Icpson, lack Eutingcr, Charles VV:1shington, Ml-rrill lolimfm, lirmlw Dnlalcr. Srmml row: Brian Irvlimwn, Glenn Pluuck, Donzilfl Sharp, Riclizirnl Sachs, Hcrmzm Vandcrplow, Rrulzlml Moss, Toni lfclwxlrcls, Wlinfiulcl Rnulfy. linlfrmz mm, fr!! In riglil: l.1ll'l'y Kuiimlu-, llunry VVg1hclimv, l.c1m:ircl Ifrost, lill Minis, Riulizirzl l'uIl'1mll, Mr. Finke, cuziclig l lk-unix Zxirmll, Iii-iuilil llupp, llulm Iluylc, lliiviil Muillung, Dzin liuilcy, lliiyiimml Wzlscliuw. Scrolzzl r0w.' Siclncy Schultz, 'I'lilnii4m hlgiinlifig, llill lnimmii, 'l'lmm:1s Siingmm, 'I'lio1ii1is King, Allen lolimuin, llulv llncgcr, llolu ML-ming, lhlvicl Ritl, Mike l ui1ll', lirmlm lloyl, llunnix Sli-vc-iimii, lolin Inlimim. l l 'l'!' 5' 119 Eili L Bottom row, left to right: Charles Bartelt, Wally Hahn, Dick Ritt, Kenneth Thelancler, Larry Colhorn, Dave Radloff, Don Plauck, Billy Hoyt, manager. Second row: Craig Rollins, managerg lim Nolte, Bob King, lim Frost, Roy Schuring, Iack Bolger, Bob Allen, Ierry Lange, Ralph Rattray, Kenny Bruhn. Third row: Howard Schneider, assistant coachg Paul Hoiberg, lack Dobler, Dick Niss, Al Kickel, Dick Bolger, George Dusold, Henry Karolus, lack Young, Lee Ryan, Tom Eberly, Dale Zange, Norm Brettschneider, Howard Spain, coach. 1951 BASEBALL The Dundee high school baseball team of 1951 ended up with a record ot 6 wins and 6 losses. The battery for the season Was Norm Brett- schneider, Bob King, and Boy Schuring pitch- ing to lim Nolte. The infield consisted of lerry Lange, first base, Al Kickel, second baseg Cap- tain Ken Bruhn, shortstop, and Dale Zange, third base. The outfield was lack Dobler, lack Bolger, and Balph Battray. Boy Schuring and Balph Battray led the hitting With .384 and .358 averages. Norm Brettschneider had 3 Wins and 3 losses, While Bob King had 2 Wins and 3 losses, and Ray Schuring had a 1 Win-no loss record. This year it is hoped to have a good season as six of the regulars will be back and many others will help build the squad. Dundee Dundee Dundee Dundee Dundee Dundee Dundee Dundee Dundee Dundee Dundee Dundee Dundee Qfffii Dundee Scores Barrington St. Charles Belvidere ...... Hebron .......... St. Charles ........ Genoa ......... Hampshire Burlington St. Charles Trg. Sch Belvidere ..............-.. -. Hebron ....... .. Elgin .............. ., Barrington W. L. T, 6 6 l 67 1951 TRACK The teams met by the 1951 track squad were as follows: Crystal Lake, Wauconda, St. Edwards of Elgin, Bar- rington, Mai-engo, and Palatine-Barring ton. The squad was also entered in the District, Kane County and Little Seven loln' Knutson meets. The boys that placed in the Little Seven meet are as follows: Charles Horn of the varsity squad-the low hurdles and broad jump, Toby Knutson, also from the varsity-shot put. ln the trosh-soph division, Clarence Franke placed in discus and Ron Lagerstrom in high hurdles. lack Eickhotl placed in the 440, while lack Price placed in the shot put. Hollow row, left fo righf: Robert Hendricks, Bill Wilhelm, Remmer Schuetz, Iohan Bayer, Toby Knutson, Neal Nessler, Dick Melalin, Andy Halle, Kent Shoellhorn. Second row: lack Price, lack Dobler, Allen S0lTll11Cl'5ClCl, Keith Myers, Bob Faber, Charles Pomykal, Ronnie Toppel, Ronnie Conley, lack Redmer. Third row: Clarence Franke, Ronzilcl Lagerstrom, luck Bc-th, Iohn Tnrnow, Don Blodgc-tt, Paul Peterson, Paul Haverkampf, Jim Eickhoff, Bob Buhrow, ,912 . , Come Visit Us . . . Soon Be our guest on a guided tour for a behind-the-scenes View of the age-old mysteries transforming dull heaps of grey clay into beautiful lamps, ash trays, bowls, vases and figurines, flashing with color. And you'll find those very designs among the thousands on display in our factory salesrooms. Regular Monday through Friday tours leave the salesrooms at 9:00, 10:00 and 10:45 in the morning: 1.15 and 2:45 in the afternoon. Our salesrooms are open daily from 8:00 till 4:30, Sundays from 10:00 till 5:30. These free tours are conducted by expertly trained guides who answer all questions pertaining to the vari- ous steps and techniques in the absorbingly interesting production of ceramics. Familiar faces will greet you on every side, for many of our staff are fellow alumni with you of Dundee Community High School. We join in sending sincere congratulations and best wishes to the class of 1952. Z7 QHZQGY aZ22zek4lNc. 7 MAIDEN LANE 0 DUNDEE. ll.l.lN0lS F The Evergreens Cocktail and Cafe Lounge Phone 958 Route 31 Dundee SIMPLEX IRONERS and INSTITUTIONAL LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT Manufactured By IRONER DIVISION or' Speed Queen Corporation ALGONQUIN ILLINOIS O 4742 fiamhzbfzs- - BASKETBALL -------- CARDUNALS WATER CONDITIONERS - - ELGIN SOFTENERS i' Elgin Water Conditioners 134 North Grove Elgin. Illino C mpliments of Illinois Iron Sz Bolt Co. Carpentersville, Illinois 71 Compliments of Craft Metal Spinning Co. I. H. HARTMAN, Vice-President East Dundee Illinois Doederlein Lumber St Fuel Co. W. P. 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WINTERSCHEID MOTORS Ford Sales and Service Firestone Tires - Mobile Gas Your Friendly Ford Dealer Phone 2441 Algonquin, Ill. GORDON S. MARTIN Compliments of PLUIVIBING and HEATING A- E- DIERCKS Oil and Gas Furnaces Insurance - Real Estate Phone 3631 Algonquin Phone 3341 Algonquin, Ill. Pleasing You Means Success To Us ROWSON MOTOR SALES CHEVROLET Sales and Service Phone 3251 Algonquin, 111. GEORGE R. IANAK Insurance - Real Estate Phones 2582, 4721 Algonquin AL'S SUPER MARKET SELF SERVICE Rock Bottom Prices Every Day Open Sunday Till Noon Algonquin Illinois Drive Carefully Play Safe With The Children You Always Play Safe When You Trade At BENSON'S SERVICE STATION SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Main and Chicago Sts. Phone 3031 Algonquin, Ill. MAIN FOOD STORE W. C. WERNEKE, Prop. Meats AND Groceries Phone 2511 Algonquin, Ill. Compliments of THE HAR-BRAND COMPANY Algonquin Illinois ROBERT C. RITT INSURANCE Fire, Casualty and Allied Lines 426 Water St. Phone 3571 Algonquin, Ill. MODERN DECORATING CO. A. E. ZANGE Phone 3911 Algonquin, Ill WALTER ZIMMERMAN AL'S RADIO and TELEVISION SALES and SERVICE Trucking - Excavating TILING - TRENCHING 011 All Makes Phone 3981 Algonquin, Ill. Phone 21 Dundee, Ill. ZANGE PAINTING 6 DECORATING CO. PAUL ZANGE, Prop. Phone 5711 Algonquin, Ill. BUD'S COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE 24 Hour Towing Service Official Chicago Motor Club Station Compliments of SUN-RAY POULTRY FARM Dundee Illinois AIR WAVE TELEVISION Admiral Television, Radios, Refrigerators Sylvania Television and Radio Route 31 Telephone Dundee 1078 116 Main SL Dundee' ml Carpentersville. Illinois phone 710 FLOYD'S BAIER'S FEED MILL Sea Foods -- Chicken Dinners - Steaks Phone 373 Dundee Illinois We Cater To Banquets and Parties OPEN EVERY DAY Phone 678 Route 31 Carpentersville, Ill. Compliments oi Cardunal Ministerial Association First Congregational Church- First Congregational Church- Dundee Algonquin St. Iames' Episcopal Church- Zion Evangelist and Reformed Church- Dundee Carpentersville First Methodist Church- First Congregational Church- Dundee Carpentersville IDENTIFICATION OF CHURCHES Starting ot top Of right-hand page 3 and going left, counterclockwise, in direction Ot arrow: 1. 2. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 I2 13 14 ST. MARGARET'S CHURCH, Algonquin REV. FR. FRANK A. KILDERRY IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH. Dundee REV. E. H. H. GADE, Minister REV. E. H. HAPPEL, Associate ST. PETER'S LUTHERAN CHURCH, Gilberts REV. HERBERT MUELLER, Minister ST. CATHERINE'S CHURCH. Dundee REV. FR. IOHN F. REGAN ST. PETER'S EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pingree Grove REV. KENNETH ROZAK, Minister BETHI.EHEM LUTHERAN CHURCH, Dundee REV. HERBERT MUELLER. Minister ST. IAMES' EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Dundee REV. MURRAY w. DEWART, Rector ST. MARY'S CHURCH, Gilberts REV. FR. IOHN F. REGAN ZION EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH. Carpentersville REV. H. H. KALKBRENNER. Minister FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Dundee REV. GEORGE D. ALLEY, Minister ST. IOI-INS LUTHERAN CHURCH, Algonquin REV. THEODORE BORNEMANN, Minister FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Carpentersville REV. WILLIAM V. DORN. Minister FIRST METHODIST CHURCH, Dundee REV. MILTON E. MERRILL, Minister FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Algonquin REV. R. A. LUNDQUIST, Minister 86 'ZX 1 'L-4...x.,l so is .., . .. ,wk- 'ah .au ,..f nut . . s is ' - 'nm 45, ki if ., 4, I of if 1 IOSEPH SPIESS Co., Elgin BLOCK fs KUHL, Elgin ACKEMANN'S Elgin A I . I ffl fl J ' Jfr f f J ' ff .J ,. ' ' PATRONS f, .1 , .,-ff J! ..'.'W' if' ' ' A View fvvq. J fflvf-0 ,Ru 4 JJVV l I x A lf' R J ' ffl, I v In ,bar U I Q JV . ljtl- , , Y 'Juv K .li ! ll fic! ' ll. I 1 f NEUMODE HOSIERY SHOP, Elgin 'I ll i HQ' ll! Y Wu! SCHNEEE BROTHERS, Elgin ELGlN ROOFING CO., Elgin SEARS, ROEBUCK 61 CO., Elgin I. C. 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