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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1953 volume:

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'M 'Hg '- A Epi' -f I I 'LV f Lu Q 'J Xl, e 'FL' V JO J' DMM J! n Silver Anniversar bg f 32 , fr f, I I 19 f dawlafedi W IAPQ0 WQZB MM WW LO Z6C If 51+ I l DUNDEE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL fx DUNDEE, ILLINOIS fe dm-.Q 'ffx 953 TWE me u ,rj , wg 1 k fr-sn fl-x.f:,f.w,.,: f,nq:4m:mm:anuaz1mn-mms: w E UCENE DE LA CE Y 1. Assistant Principal 5 years: 2. Athletic Director 25 yearsg 3. Basketball coach 25 yearsg 4. Football coach 16 yearsg 5. Taught current history 20 yearsg 6. Won state championship in basketball in 1938, third place in state in 1946, and won 5 sectional and 12 regional championshipsg 7. Placed Don Blanken on All-State team in 1938, Ken Menke in 1940, and Bud Grover in 1947g 8. Placed 5 players on second All-State teams in various years: Chris Hansen, 1938: Ken Menke, 19395 Bill Dobler, 19465 lim Schultlt, 19483 Duke Beth, 19515 9. Gave prep training to many famous college players: Don Blanken, Purdueg Chris Hansen, Bradleyg Ken Menke, Illinoisg Glenn Adams, Marquetteg Iohn Schumacher, George Washington U.g Bill Dobler. Bud Grover, Bradleyg Ronnie Schumacher, Northwesterng 10. 11 years undefeated in Conferenceg 11. 17 Conference championshipsg 12. 70 straight wins in the conference from 1936-1941. HOLLAND L. MUAR Has taught English for 25 years, and science, chemistry, history, speech, debate for various periods of time, Directed dramatics, oratory for 18 years, debate 14 years, newspaper 4 years, yearbook 7 years, Led yells or supervised cheerleaders Z3 years: Conducted all pep programs for 23 yearsg Organized first pep club at DCHS in 1928, called The Red Peppers , Gave DCHS its school song 'lOn Dundee by composing the lyrics himself, using a melody written by a former student at Winslow, Ill., and with some assistance in musical arrangement from Mr. B. C. Mason. On committee with the late Alice Frankle and Mr. Iacobs worked out details of the First Citizenship program, Designed the citizenship pin using the twin towers of the front facade of the buildingg Originated the idea of the Richard Fink Memorial Award when Dick was tragically killed in 1939g Coached debate teams which won both sides of the Tri-State tourna- ment held at Rockford in 1939g Besides many district and sectional winners in oratory, coached one State Champion in oratory in 19335 Directed The Valiant, a one-act play which won First place in state contest in 1933g Directed a stylized version of Theatre Of The Soul which won first place in district and sectional contests, and placed one student on the All-State Cast in the State One-act Play Festival, held at Cham- paign in 19375 For years directed home-talent plays for the American Legion, Directed a pageant in Carpentersville Park, and a play in the high school for Dundee's Centennial in 1935g Secured, directed, or emceed 1'110St of the assembly programs for over 20 years, Outstanding former speech students in educational work: Robert Schlaifer, Harvard Universityg Stewart Rewoldt, University of Michi- gang Allan Tuttle, Valparaiso Universityg William Dikeman, Baker University. 5 . V, 'f -YU' ' ' ,J. , 1 -1 iv- . 'UTA ' Y 4 assi . We Lia- V 1, .. .t.,,.ia, . it Pg if . ' if f 5 I 4 'f' .QM X Vffl A QUARTER CE 09'l'6-5' I gr. MJF 0 is x X. N7Y M X 5 O l g Q M . ' N3 Wk, W. fa-M W ADMINSTRATI N E 3 Q S 5 s Q .S'mff'1l, lrff In righl: lolin Brock, Sccrctary, Cnrpcntcrsvillcg Monroe A. Toussaiint, Prcsiclcnt, Algonquing lirvvn Iurs, Dunclcc. Sfrllllfl-lIg',1!'ff to l'lilQ!Iff Otto Stuchlcr, Rutland Townsliipg Milton Stzicling, Hampshircg Clark Mclms, Hampshircg Erwin Dcuclilcr, Dunclcc. BOARD OF EDUCATION The Cardunal staff Wishes to extend its thanks and appreciation to the members ot the board ot education for their years ot iaithtul service, and their untiring efforts to achieve ever- better educational opportunities for the chil- dren ot the district. IO S UPERIN T ENDEN T H. D. IACOBS B.S., Kent State University M.A., Columbia University University of Illinois University of Chicago The Cardunal staff congratulates Mr. H. D. lacobs on his staunch qualities of leadership and guidance, as Well as his Warm friendship during his long period of faithful and progressive service to this community and its youth. wi Georgana Abramson Girls' Phyxical Ed. B.Ed., Western Ill. State College Charles H. Beckman Vocal Music M.M., Northwestern U. Clement Bogaard Auto Mechanics B.S., The Stout Institute Mildred M. Brey lunior High Art, Craftx B.A., University of Illinois Dollie H. Conrad Visiting Social Counselor M.A., Indiana University Doroihy de Lacey Secretary, Superinzendcnlk Oiice Clyde B. Finke Biology, Coaching B.S., Central College Bernice Grams Secrctary, Pf1.7lCf17Hl'.f Ojice Eugene de Lacey Assirzant Principal Athletic Director Varsity Basketball Coach B.A., Carroll College M.A., University of Wisconsin 12 3 Harold F. Green Band and Ofrhefzru BLM., Northwestern U. Gerald R. Green Aflllhfhldliff BLA., Northwestern U. Esther Hall Innior High Englixh BLA., University of Iowa Phillip Hardy Phys. Ed., Coaching ALS. of Ed., University of Illinois Marie Hoerner Shorlhand, Typing BLA., University of Iowa Mildred Iaeger Secrelary, Principalk Ojice Reba Keeler Guidance, Mathematic: BLA., Northwestern U. Roland E. Kehrberg Driven: Training Indzzftrial Arr: B.S., The Stout Institute Ieanne Lekovich Phyfiral Education B.S. of Ed., Northern Ill. '1'eacher's College -Q llc gi X .ov 1 v Q3 1 we fx it i' FACULTY Clara Meier Dixrric! Sufu-rzfisory Nurs: R.N., C.P.H.N., Loyola University Rorm Minne Science M.A., Northwestern U. Holland L. Moar Englifh, Hirlory, Cardunal, Publicity M.A., University of Michigan Sylvia A. Morgan Hismry, Englirh, Speech B.S., Northwestern U. Ioseph Murphy Agriculture M.S., University of Illinois Aurelia Pergande Latin, Spanish M.A., University of Chicago Delphine Polkowski Speech Correction B.S., University of Illinois George W. Sadlo lunior High Band M.M,, Vandercook College Rosalia Stotmeister Alice Welch Irma Witmore Ir. High Math Girls' Vocal Music English Bs., wig. State College BM., Neb. State College Alfafffff M,A,, University of Illinois Leon Streeter Robert Whamond William Wynn Auto Mechanics U. S. History Guidance Mar-lzine Shop Geography Mazhematics University of Illinois C0a4'h 'g M.A., Northwestern U. B.S., Ill. S. N. U. l , Walter Toterneier Mary Williams I, hlbert Youngquist Malh, Science English, Drama ll! I Hislory B.S., Northwestern U. B.A., University oP MA., University of Illinois y .rl I, F . . i r I . E l f l t Ev KJ N K I wvv 15 Virginia Sanborn History, Library M.A., University of Illinois I. Howard Schneider Business, Coaching M.A., Northwestern U. Patricia Shahan Speech Correction B.S., University of Indiana lean Smith Home Economics B.S. of Ed., Northern Ill. Teachers' College Iohn Snow Art B.A.E,, Miami University P. Howard Spain Woodwork, Drawing, Coaching B,E., Northern Ill. Teachers' College Seated, left to right: Charles Miller, president' Shirle Sul 4 , v nfa, secretaryg Miss Keeler, advisorg Charles Bartelt, vice-president S . l. fandn1g,Iejl to fight: Paul Hav- erkampf, trensurerg Mr. Minne and Mr. Schneider, advisors. Miss lean Smith, advisor, was absent when picture was taken. D AR SENIUR O I9 3 Do you remember ---- Enterina Dundee Communit l-l' h J y lg as eighth-graders in l9-48? Voting for Bob Lindemann as president, Noretta Kostner, vice-president, Barbara Ruffing as secretary, and Charles Miller as treasurer? Going to the square-dance party sponsored by the eighth grade? Becoming a freshman in l949? Electing Bob Lindemann, president, Barbara Buffing, vice-president, Nancy Zimmerman, secretary, Deloris Dehmlow, treasurer? Once again attending a square-dance party, but this time as a freshman? Cheering for the sophomore boys on the fresh-soph football team and basketball team? Lorraine Taylor, president, Lois Letto, vice-president, Marilyn Kleinschmidt, secretary, and Sue Shoellhorn, treasurer of the sophomore ClOISS? Going to the class party? Taking part in the first gym show? Taking part in or seeing the junior class play, Ladies in Betirementu? Electing Boy Schuring, president, Tom Warner, vice-president, Gloria Grace, secretary, and lack Dobler as treasurer of the junior class? All the work, and the fun too, in publishing the l952 H5 Freedoms Cardunal? Going to the junior-senior prom, held at the ltasca Country Club? Going to the senior-junior party at the high school? Becoming the upper of the upper classmen-seniors in l953? Cheering the boys on the basketball and football teams when they scored victories? Electing Charles Miller, president, Charles Bartelt, vice-president, Shirley Suda, secretary, Paul Haverkampf, treasurer of the senior class? Attending the senior class play, 'tProfessor, l-low Could You? Going to the Senior-lunior Party? G . . . omg to the lunior-Senior Prom at the Glendale Country Club? Baccalaureate May 29, and lhappy dayll graduation night, lune 4? Yours in memory, Glenn Erickson 16 , Y 3,542 V , 4 , La f 4 6.1, WL, ff, ff ff ff 42 y f f 3 f 1 ' J I :V ff I , l ff 'J ,X an ' an Howard Ahrens Roger Anderson Charles Barrel! Raymond Berkeman Don Blodgrlz loan Bolgcr lame! Borchardt George' Bzzrgcxs Phyllis Colburn Gerry Coughlin Deloris Dehmlow Maurz' Dihh lurk Dolnlw' Rhona Dolwler Donna Doyle Ronald Ehcl Shirley Egger: Glenn Erifkfon Virginia Erlandfen lnnis Follnzan Ioan Fraser Gloria Graff Waller Hahn Dozzglzzx Harzfrl Paul HlIl'6I'lQtI771pf Ronald HUlfhlI,VE7Z lames Holtz Leslie Hopp Frank Iohnxon Norman Iolizz g K , . . 5 We A S 72 . 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Peler Shirley Suda Charles Swanxorz Lorraine Taylor Fred Texsendorf Ioanne Teten: ,,fr A Elaine VanAeker Thomas Warner lohn Welch lack Wendt Phyllis Werneke William Wright Fred Zierer Allen Ziller Nancy Zimmerman Don Holtz George Rea HOWARD AHRENS, F.F.A. 13 Intramurals I,3,43 Football I. ROGER ANDERSON, Iunior Boys' Glee Club 13 Dramatic Club 2,33 Operetta 33 Intramurals I. CHARLES BARTELT, Iunior Boys' Glee Club I3 Senior Boys' Glee Club 2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 233,43 Class Vice-President 4g Operetta 2,3,4Q Intramurals I,2,3,43 Basketball I,2,3,43 Football 23 Baseball 2,3,43 Boys' Ensemble 4. RAY BECKEMAN, Transferred from LeRoy Agricultural School3 F.F.A. 3,4. DON BLODGETT, Intramurals 33 Track l,2,33 Basketball 3. IOAN BOLGER, Iunior Girls' Glee Club I3 Sen- ior Girls' Glee Club 3,43 Pep Club 3,43 G.A.A. 43 Cardunal 33 Band I,2,3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,4. IAMES BORCHARDT, Band I,2,3,43 Intramurals I,2,3,41 Track 33 Tumbling Club l,2,3,4. GEORGE BUR- GESS, Iunior Boys' Glee Club lg Senior Boys' Glee Club 23 Mixed Chorus I,23 Operetta 1,23 Intramurals I. PHYLLIS COLBORN, Withdrawn from School. GERRY COUGHLIN, Senior Girls' Glee Club 2,3,43 Girls' Iinsemble 33 Iunior Class Play Stage Crew 33 Art Club 2,3,-I3 Crystal Lake IM Yrs. DELORIS DEHMLOW, Iunior Girls' Glee Club l,23 Senior Girls' Glee Club I,2,33 Mixed Chorus I,2,3,43 Girls Iinsenible 43 Student Council 3,43 Class Treasurer lj Pep Club l,23 G.A.A. l,2,33 Dramatic Club 33 Car- dunal I3 Operetta I,2,3,43 Intramurals I,2,3,43 Pro- gram Committee, Student Council. MAURI DIBB, Senior Girls' Glee Club 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Mixed Ensemble -l3 Pep Club 3,43 Dramatic Club 33 Speech 3: F.H.A. 43 Spanish Club 43 Transferred from Elgin Iligh School. IACK DOBLER, Iunior Boys' Glee Club I: Senior Boys' Glee Club 2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 2,.zI, l1 Student Council 1,23 Class Treasurer 33 Op- eretta 33 Intramurals I3 Track I,2,3,43 Basketball I,2,3,43 Football I,2,3,43 Baseball I,2.3,4l: Chairman Parade Committee. RHONA DOBLER, Iunior Girls' Glee Club 23 Senior Girls' Glee Club l,2,33 G.A.A. l,2: Dramatic Club 33 Operetta lj Intramurals I,2. DONNA DOYLE, Senior Girls' Glee Club 33 Pep Club 23 Alcardee 3,43 Cardunal 33 Intramurals 2,3,4Q F.H.A. 4. RONALD EBEL, Iunior Boys' Glee Club I3 Intramurals l,2,3,4. SHIRLEY EGGERT, Band I3 Intramurals l,2. GLENN ERICKSON, Math Club 23 Dramatic Club 3,43 Alcardee 3,43 Cardunal 33 Speech 3,43 Declamation 43 Operetta 33 Iunior Class Play Stage Crewg Alchemy Club I,2,3,4. VIRGINIA ERLANDSEN, Iunior Girls' Glee Club I3 Pep Club 3,43 G.A.A. I,2,3,43 Cardunal 33 Operetta 1,23 Intra- murals l,2,33 F.H.A. I,2. IANIS FOLLMAN, Intra- murals l,2,3,4. IOAN FRASER, Pep Club 1,23 G.A.A. I3 Dramatic Club 2,3,43 Alcardee 3,43 Car- dunal 33 Band l,2,33 Intramurals l,2,33 Art 3: F.H.A. l,23 Latin Club I. GLORIA GRACE, Iunior Girls' ORDR Glee Club 1,23 Senior Girls' Glee Club l,2,3, l: Mixed Chorus 33 Class Secretary 33 Pep Club 1,23 Intramu- rals I,2,3,43 Iunior Class Play 33 National Honor Society: G.A.A. I,2,3,43 Math Club 23 Dramatic Club 33 Operetta 1,23 Twirler l3Art Club I,2,3,4. WALLY HAHN, Iunior Boys' Glee Club I3 Intramurals 1,2, 3,43 Basketball 23 Baseball 2. DOUGLAS HARVEL, F.F.A. I,2,3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,4. PAUL HAVER- KAMPF, Iunior Boys' Glee Club 1: Senior Boys' Glee Club 2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 23 Student Council 3,43 Class Treasurer 4g Math Club 23 Dramatic Club 2,33 Cardunal 3g Speech 33 Operetta 2,3,43 Intramurals I,2,3,43 Track 1,23 Boys' Ensemble 3,43 Homecom- ing Chairman, Student Council. RONALD HOL- THUSEN, Intramurals I,2,3,43 Track 1,43 Basketball 33 Football 2,3,43 Football Manager I. IAMES HOLTZ, Senior Boys' Glee Club 2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Operetta 2,3,41 Intramurals 2,4. LESLIE HOPP, Iunior Boys' Glee Club I3 Senior Boys' Glee Club 23 Mixed Chorus I3 F.F.A. I,2,3,43 Intramurals I,2,3,43 Baseball I3 Boys' Ensemble I. FRANK IOHNSON, Math Club 23 Alcardee 3,43 Cardunal 33 Intramurals 4. NORMAN IOLITZ, no extra-eurrie- ular activities. SARA IUHRE, Iunior Girls' Glee Club I3 Senior Girls' Glee Club 3,43 Girls' Ensemble 43 Mixed Chorus 3,43 Pep Club 33 Dramatic Club 3,43 Cardunal 33 Operetta 3,43 Iunior Class Play Stage Crew 33 Art Club 2,3,43 Alchemy Club 43 Camera Club 4. HENRY KAROLUS, Iunior Boys' Glee Club I3 Senior Boys' Glee Club 2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 233,43 Math Club 23 Operetta 2,3,43 Intra- murals I,2,3,43 Football I3 Baseball 23 Boys' Ensem- ble 43 Basketball Manager I,2,3,43 National Honor Society. ARNOLD KINAST, F.F.A. I,2,3,43 Presi- dent F.F.A. 43 National Honor Society3 Intramurals l,2,3,4. MARILYNKLASEN,IntramuralsI. PERRY KOENIG, Basketball I3 Transferred from Lake Zu- rich. IANET KRESS, Senior Girls' Glee Club 3g Pep Club 33 G.A.A. 2,3,43 Cardunal 33 Intramurals 2,3,43 Latin Club 23 Attended Mount St. Mary Acad- emy. ELEANOR LANGE, Senior Girls' Glee Club l,23 Pep Club 33 Dramatic Club 2,3,43 Intramurals I,2,3,4. LOIS LETTO, Senior Girls' Glee Club 2,3343 Mixed Chorus 2,33 Girls' Ensemble 2,3,43 Student Council 1,23 Class Vice-President 23 Pep Club 3,43 G.A.A. I,2,3,43 Dramatic Club 43 Operetta 2,3,43 Intramurals I,2,3,43 Iunior Class Play 33 National Honor Society. ROBERT LINDEMANN, Student Council 2,3,43 Student Council President 43 Class President I3 Basketball I,2,3,43 Fooball I,2,3,43 Foot- ball Captain 23 Football Co-Captain 43 Student Coun- cil Faculty Co-ord. Committee 33 Baseball 3,4. ANGIE LOMEDICO, Senior Girls' Glee Club 1,33 C URY Student Council 3,-I5 Pep Club 25 G.A.A. 1,25 Dra- matic Club 3,41 Alcardee 3,45 Cardunal 35 Operetta 1,25 Intramurals l,2.3,45 Iunior Class Play 35 Queen's Attendant: Student Council Tardincss Committee5 F.H.A. 1.2. CURTIS MCCOOL, Iunior Boys' Glee Club 1: Senior Boys' Glee Club 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3545 Dramatic Club 3,45 Cardunal 3: Operetta 2,3,45 Intramurals 15 Boys' Ensemble 2,3,4. SANDRA MELAHN, Iunior Girls' Glee Club 15 Senior Girls' Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus 45 Student Council 45 G.A.A. 1,25 F.I-I.A. 1,25 Dramatic Club 3,45 Cardunal 3: Intramurals 2,3,4. CHARLES MILLER, Student Council 1,25 Class President 45 Math Club 25 Intra- murals l,2,3,45 Football 3,45 Baseball 3,4. LARRY MINOGUE, Intramurals 2,3,45 Basketball 35 Football 45 Transferred from DePaul Academy. RICHARD NISS, Iunior Boys' Glee Club 15 Senior Boys' Glee Club, 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Operetta 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 25 Base- ball 2,35 Boys' Ensemble 3,4. VIRGINIA ORRELL, Senior Girls' Glee Club 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Girls' Ensemble 45 Student Council 2,35 Pep Club 25 G.A.A. 1,25 F.H.A. 1,25 Dramatic Club 3,45 Car- dunal 35 Operetta 2,3,45 Band 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,35 Student Council Chairman Candy Booth Com- mittee5 Art Club 1,2,3,4. MARCY PARRUCCI, Pep Club 1,25 G.A.A. 1,25 Dramatic Club 3,45 Cardunal 35 Operetta 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Iunior Class Play 35 Twirler 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3. PAUL PETERSON, Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Track 15 Basketball 35 Football 2,3,45 Art Club 3,45 Trans- ferred from Lane Tech. ROBERT PRELLER, Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 2,35 National Honor Society5 Salu- tatorian. GEORGE PRICE, Student Council 2,3,45 Math Club 25 Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Alcardee 3,45 Alcardee Editor 3,45 Speech 35 Operetta 3,45 Band 1,2,35 Iunior Class Play 35 National Honor Society5 Valedictorian5 Student Council Secretary 3,45 Student Council Chairman All-School Picnic 19525 Latin Club 3,4. IACK PRICE, Dramatic Club 45 Speech 35 Band 1,25 Intramurals 1,25 Track 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,4. HOWARD RADLOFF, F.F.A. 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Football 1. LEE RATTRAY, Cardunal 35 Band 1,2,35 Intra- murals 1,2,3,45 Basketball 3. MARILYN RIX, Intra- murals 45 Transferred from Crystal Lake, and Lake View, Chicago. MARY ROSSOW, Intramurals 15 F.H.A. l,2,3,4. EUGENE SCHICK, Senior Boys' Glee Club 25 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Math Club 25 Oper- etta 25 Orchestra 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. RAY SCI-IURING, Intramurals 15 Track 35 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Football 2,3,4, ROY SCI-IURING, Student Coun- cil 3,45 Intramurals 15 Track 15 Basketball 1,2,3,45' Football 2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Student Council Vice- President 45 Student Council Chairman Locker Com- mittee 4. SUE SHOELLHORN, Iunior Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Senior Girls' Glee Club l,2,35 Class Treas- urer 25 G.A.A. l,2,35 Operetta 25 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. DOROTHY SIFFRAR, Iunior Girls' Glee Club 15 Senior Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 25 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Math Club 25 Dramatic Club 35 Cardunal 35 Operetta 1,25 Intramurals 1,2, 3,4. PHILLIP ST. PETER, Iunior Boys' Glee Club 15 Intramurals 1,2535 Basketball 1. SHIRLEY SUDA, Mixed Chorus 35 Class Secretary 45 Pep Club 35 Dramatic Club 45 Intramurals 3,45 Transferred from Kelly High School, Chicago. CHARLES SWANSON, F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. Presidentg Math Club 25 Dra- matic Club 2,35 Alcardee 35 Band 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3545 Football 1,25 National Honor Society. LOR- RAINE TAYLOR, Iunior Girls' Glee Club 15 Senior Girls' Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Class Presi- dent 25 Pep Club 3,45 G.A.A. 45 Math Club 25 Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Alcardee 45 Cardunal 35 Op- eretta 25 Band l,2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Iunior Class Play 35 Cheerleader 45 Latin Club 25 National Honor Society5 Honorable Mention. FRED TESSENDORF, Intramurals 1,35 Football 2,4. IOANNE TETENS, Senior Girls' Glee Club 15 Stu- dent Council 2,35 Pep Club 25 G.A.A. 1,2,35 Oper- etta 25 Intramurals 1,2,3. ELAINE VAN ACKER, Iunior Girls' Glee Club 15 Intramurals 1. THOMAS WARNER, Iunior Boys' Glee Club 15 Senior Boys' Glee Club 2,35 Mixed Chorus 35 Class Vice-President 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Baseball 1,4. IOHN WELCH, F.F.A. 1,2. IACK WENDT, Math Club 25 Cardunal 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Art Club 2,3,45 National Honor Society. PHYLLIS WERNEKE, Iunior Girls' Glee Club 15 Senior Girls' Glee Club 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Girls' Ensemble 35 Alcar- dee 45 Cardunal 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2,45 Intramurals 1,2,3545 Queen's Attendant 45 D.A.R. Award5 National Honor Society. WILLIAM WRIGHT, Band 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Basketball 3,4. FRED ZIERER, Iunior Boys' Glee Club 15 F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. ALLEN ZILLER, F.F.A. 3,45 Intramurals 3,45 Track 35 Football 45 F.F.A. Treas- urei' 35 National Honor Society5 Transferred from Ioliet Township High School. NANCY ZIMMER- MAN, Senior Girls' Glee Club 253,45 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Class Secretary 15 Pep Club 2,3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Math Club 15 Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Cardunal 35 Op- eretta 1,3,45 Band 1,2,35 Orchestra 25 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Iunior Class Play 35 Latin Club 15 Art Club 3. DONALD HOLTZ, F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3. GEORGE REA, Intramurals 1,25 Track 15 Football 1,2,35 Art Club 3,4. f rf 8 ri , ' 'f I ',4 - ,, N f w 'tub' 1 t via .gh L ,- -P- ' , -' Q' .. . ' ' uv: ' s - H Q . - A X ' . ' la - . -2. ,1' V .... A A A 1 f Af L 1- ,.. . FS ,Q W X A . t . 9 F! xf 'S Q xl E 5 s fu w ,ff ' H f wwf wr 'mmm-aw-M-zwfwMQzmwWm,z6mmmwnas -w..y .fa-n.-vv:vamm.a wrf-gif. , ff UN OR Smlfrrl, Ifffr fo rigfzl: Dorothy Covert, prcsirlunt: Miss IH-rgiiiirlc and Miss Sanborn, zulvisors: Ruth George, I1'L'2l5lll'CI'. Sftllllllllljljf Mr. Strcctcr :incl Mr. Wynn, :imlvisorsg Douglas Iicrklcy, vicu-prcsiclcntg liunicu lililc-rt, secretary. To most of the ll9 juniors that started school this September, it seemed that summer vacation had just begun, but there it Was, all over with, and our junior year Was commencing. Gee, how the past ten years of our school life have flown by! And especially the last four years! lt seems as if only yesterday we first stepped through these doors as scared little ' ll d r wa , we elected Gordon Witte, seventh-graders. That year, after things were we un e y ' ' ' - sident and Leon Martin, secretary-treasurer. We held our president, Gail lohnston, vice pre , class party on Valentines Day, and all had a Wonderful time. The next year We were back roaming the halls as eighth-graders and We started off with a boom by electing Kenneth Doyle, president, lack Young, vice-president, Ruth George, secretary, and La Verne Kagel, treasurer. On October Sl We held our class party. ' ' - Ch k Schuring, vice-president, Bar- For our freshman year, Keith Myers was president, uc d Don l-lachtel treasurer At our class party which we held in bara Lazansky, secretary, an , . November, everyone enjoyed refreshments, square dancing, and a small variety show. Ronald Conley was chosen to lead the sophomore class. lim Eickhoff was vice-president, Weida Taylor, secretary, and Kenneth Doyle, treasurer. The Frosh-Soph basketball squad Won the championship again. much that We had the same type of party that year. Now We are back as juniors. Dorothy Covert is president, Doug Berkley, vice-president, Eunice Ehlert, secretary, and Ruth George treasurer. t out the year book which we hope you all enjoyed As juniors it was our privilege to pu very much, and to sponsor the l'Prom which was held at the Glendale Country Club. ' f f Our class play, 'l Remember Mama, was also a lot o un. We Won first-place honors on our float at Homecoming, too. We enjoyed our freshmen party so we will be ready to carry on Where the Class of Next year when We return as seniors '53 left off, 24 Douglas Berkley Ellanmf Bernd ldfk Bezh Ralph Binnie Corulie Brfy Rolwrt Bnlzrow Clmrles Bunnw' Carolyn Bnrgcsx Ronald Conlew Dorothy Covrr! 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Ai K 1 e J f ' ,ar , r 1 . 4, , f ,., 1 J inf! 2 yf 'uvt him' ' W s are 2' V Wi' 'vw ,S 5 Q1 1 if 4-.22 -.2 f rr. larnes Markel Carol Marvel Duane McCan11nanl Richard Meese Roland Mess Loring Miehaelis Richard Miller Bill Minogue Pat Murray Wayne Myers Warren Nerge Lynn Nesbit leannerte Nilsen Iohn Olsen Bernice Olsen loanne Palmer Lezh Pearson Robert Pertiet Glenn Plauclq Ernesi Plote Richard Podhorsky Richard Preller Mary Richards Ronald Ritt Barbara Roeplqe Alice Rohrssen Ioan Rosenthal Winfield Rouley leanne Rumple Lynne Rynders Ronnie Schartow Mariann Scheerer ' Cecil Schreiber Iames Schroeder Fred Schulz Verona Schuman Ronald Schuring Donald Sharp Fred Simpson Gene Siursel Nancy Smith Clifford Snow Sue Snyder Barbara Spalding Richard Suchy Bruce Swanson Sarita Tegtmann Ruth Unruh Barbara Van Aelqer Herman Vanderplow lanet Vass Charles Washington Charles Wendt Dave Westland Eugene Wienrich William Wienrich Gary Williams Shirley Willig Mike Younl Ioy Zaeslqe Charles Zange Arlethlee Zimmermann From row, Icff to right: Iudy Henk, Mary Struwing, Miss Hall, Sharon Haller, Kathleen Hauri. Second row: Iudy Dra- fall, Helen MePhillips, Iudy Charlet, Nancy Gregg, Barbara Thompson, Karen Rover. Tfzird row: Nancy Parkyn, Carol Ber- ger, Iucly Funke, Iudith Ras- mussen, Marilyn Eggert, Carol Schubert. Fourth row: Patricia Warner, Henrietta Moeller, Clara lohnson, Dorothy Andrews, Donna Reinking, R o X a n n a Smith, Carol Kruger. Front row, lvl! to right: Miss Morgan-advisor, lean Mitchell, lillenor Foerster, Sandra Sund, Sylvia lflnert, Ienny Korling, Must-tte Ryan. Srcond row: Ioyee Livingston, Phyllis Ilolnien, Sandra Rahm, Sharon Gustaf- sen, llarlmara Robinson, Caryl Ilohler, Donna Nieklas, Frances Stieg. 'l'f11'rrf row: lfileen Kiel- lworn, Sally Hoop, Mareine llal- verson, liarliara Vodnanslty, liuv- erly Guth, Margaret Iepson, Carryl llauseliild, Gail Wente. Franz row, lofi to righf: Arnold Lauber, Leonard Frost, Larry Kenneke, Mr. Totemeier-ad- visor, Herbie Diedriek, Sidney Schultz. Second row: Charles Sunderlage, Bob Haeger Ir., David Ritt, Michael Foote, Bob Hoyt, Dennis Stevenson. Third row: Ronald Pearson, Bob Men- sing, Richard Harnish, Wayne Knight, Allen Iohnston, Eugene Lee. Fourth row: Richard Puff- paff, Ronald Skipworth, Dennis Zarndt, Robert Zadniehelc, Rog- er Christopherson, Gordon Ebel, Gerald Hoop. Fronl row, left to right: Kirt Boyer, Gerald Stevens, Henry W'asehoW, Mr. Finke-advisor, Dennis Harvel, Iohn Sutfin, William Hardt. Second row: Frank Minella, Thomas Simp- son, Tom King, Iohn Novak, Stewart Stewart, Iohn Podhor- sky, Peter Collignon, Iohn Iohn- son. Third row: Thomas Thomp- son, VVesley Hopp, Tom Markos, Robert Doyle, Carl VValsberg, Gerry Zange, Donald Bailey, Hill Larson. From raw, left to rfgfzt: Lorna Schuhr, Leora Snow, Ioyce Siur- set, Kay Dress, Mary Egerton, Mrs. Rollins-advisor. Second row: Barbara Franke, Corine NVilcox, Carol Tbies, Fern Smith, Carolyn Schartow. lane XVals- berg. lane Nicklas. Tlzirrl row: Sandra Krahn. Lo Ann Rosen- thal. Donna lean Rasmussen, Tamra Szoke, Nancy Plote, Alice Holmen, Pearl Green, Fourth row: Carol Le Veque, Shirley Vanderplow, Betty NVilke, Gloria Albright, Roselyn House, Susan Mumme. Mary Lauber. Frorzf row, left to r1'g'f1t: Marie PfeiFfer. Mrs. Stotmeister-ad- visor, Sharon Hoop, Barbara Gruber. Sharon Wlendt, Diane XVinn. Second rouf: Kay Foote, Patricia Schawk, Donna Ebel, Ellen Leone, Rosemary Thrun, Iudv Miller. Third row: lean Gentele, Sally Tegtman, Ioyce Alexander, Barbara Kroon, Bev- erly Russell, Ianet Nygaartl. Fourth row: Delores Nickels, Ginger Schuring, Ioyce Smith, Rose Dalby, Eunice Vikse, Iudy Rogman, Donna Lou Rasmus- sen. Front row, lef! to right: Edwin Young, Theodore Marvel, Don- ald Ebel, Mr. Whamond-advi- sor, Roger Lueck, Iohn Sunde, Tyler Ryan. Second' row: Le- roy Olesen, Theodore Foin, Ken- neth Reber, Melvin Stewart, Da- vid Bliss, Ierry Westlund, Rob- ert Schumacher, Howard Top- pel. Third row: Wayne Silva, Iames Robinson, Eugene Kueh- ner, Craig Rakow, Bruce Zange, Iulian Imhoff, Duane Kagel, Michael Detl. Fourlh row: lay Richolson, Melvin Berna, Rich- ard Hoop, VVilliam Larson, Nicholas Andros, Stephen Nel- son, Tom Iohnson, Herbert Gru- ber, Gunther Roewer. Fronz row, left to righz: Mr. Kehrbergaidyisor, Iames Zoel- ler, Roger VVienke, Ernest Lau- ber, Dick Wendt, Gordon Dra- fall, Robert Higgins. Second row: Leslie Howard, Barry Zange, Wayne Grace, William Moss, Curtis Dehmlow, It-Hrey Schmidt, Bruce Simonsen, Ger- ald Oerklfitz. Third row: Ray- mond Seifert, Paul Rath, Tom Andrews, Ierry Kreutzer, Nor- bert Ritr, Verne Lagersrrom, Billy Storm, Henry Ross. Fourth row: Douglas Reynolds, Glen- ard Ebel, Gary Binnie, Eugene Henk, Michael Iuhre, Arthur Aurand, Lester Pearson, Richard Martens. VE A TH GRAD HO UR George Pricc X l l't1lrz1'1f1orin1z A ' 5 Robert Prcllcr - Sil1llfilfOI'fL1IZ an . Lorraine Taylor Hwiomlfle .l1l'lIIf0I1 s li 38 Sz'r1lrff,1c'fI I0 right: luck XVcndt, Gloria Graco, Robert Prcllcr, llcnry Kgirolus, Phyllis VVcrnc- l-zu. Sftllllffllgf Lorraine Taylor, Charles Swanson, Arnoltl Kinast, George Price, Robert Linmlumnnn, Allen Zillcr, Lois Lctto. We feel that scholarship is ol paramount importance in education, and, thereiore, do all that we can to encourage it. We present an honor ribbon, and a super-honor ribbon to all students whose grades have merited such dis- tinction at the end ot 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 deter- mine the highest three ranking scholars in the class, whose pictures appear on this pageg and in combination With citizenship grades made each six-Weeks throughout the tirst three and onefhalt years, these grades are used as a basis for membership in the local chapter ot the National Honor Society, according to the tollowing rules laid down by the national organization: members are those seniors who are in the upper titteen percent of their class in citizenship, and who are also in the upper twenty-tive percent in scholarship. A key is presented by the Student Council to each student Who merits membership. j, ' 4 x W' Q M X Q 5 1.533 Q 7 , , W , , ,. ,K , Q1 C E 0 4 4, f f , Hi , A wi W We .X Lic, 0 GN gli? If wif , ,wmgb 24 x CWI? CADOO 99 vu-, 1 - ,Q '-A 1-1:4 :tunic v -um f ,W if , X , ' M! 4 , My ff 'iZZyg-f ff w 4 QW fm? f iv, f, ,zwi'fff' ' ,hff ,fig xeffafif X ' ff' f A ,f f ,. Q. I ff , 4 -f f 1 1 7' A ff f f 'f .f M I 6 I 1 14 1 nw! Q 4 ' ' hy ,x 1- ' 'I if 5 ,, 1f' 'f fffzifi 7 fi 'i' -' ' ff .nmlu v vim ww v O GANIZA T I NS FHA. Frou! row, left I0 rigfzf: Miss Smith-advisor, Carolyn Burgess, Ellamae Berna, Sharon Hausehild, Donna Doyle, Sally Harmon. Seeof111'r0w: Norma 'WenholZ, Ioanne Hedmark, Arlethlee Zimmermann, Barbara Franke, Mary Patitucci, Mauri Dibb, Evelyn Cowherd. Third row: Frances Dhamer, Barbara VanAcker, Nancy Radtke, Carole Zange, Rose Rahn, Sally Posson, Marya Grams. Fonrfh row: Mary Dhamer, Carol Hennessy, Diane Howard, Mary Richards, Mary Dalby, Carol Schuring, Katherine Doederlein. FFA. From' row, left ro right: Mr. Murphy-advisor, Eugene Schick, Ron Tessendorf, Lawrence Hauri, Fred Zierer, Doug Haryel. Second row: lim VanAcker, Carl Lundstrom, Donald Sandblom, Ernest Plote, Dicl-1 Swanson, Morris Dalby, Alfred Kinast. Third row: Leslie Hoop, Glen Dehmlow, Arnold Kinast, Kenneth Kruger, Carl Silva, Chuck Swanson, Iim Stuehler, Kenneth Charlet. Fourth row: Ioe Hopp, Andy llinwick, Virgil Vogel, Ralph Bionic, Bob Martin, Harold Iepson Ir., Dwain Dehmlow. 1-J 'am ' -'ss ans af x hx' , 'v U ww' lg?- .I '-f - 'Qs glib' S in GAA. Franz row, left to right: Shirley Conzcn, Pauline Mattscn, Lois Letto, Miss Abramson, Ellamae Berna Glenice Collignon. Second row: Carol Michaelis, Mary Iohnson, Gail Iohnston, Dinah Heater, Arlene Mess, Lincla Loechelt, Susan Eichlcr, Arlene Haller. Third row: Margaret Kress, Diane Frost, Eunice Ehlert, Barbara Lazansky, Katherine Doeclerlein, Nancy Gruber, Carol Lueck, Lee Fischer. Fourth row: Sharon Hauschilcl, Carolyn Burgess, Karen Gloecle, Nancy Henk, Donna Mensing, Carol Hennessy, Leah Myers, Coralie Brey. Front row, left to right: Shirley Zurchauer, Ruth Unruh, Nancy Smith, Dorothy Siffrar, Barbara Rover, Shirley Seller. Second row: Carole Zange, Barbara Roepke, Norma Wenholz, Ianet Vass, Shirley Suda, Nancy Paior, Arlene Piner. Third row: Barbara Pclly, Barbara Spalding, Ann Sachs, Carol Radloff, Shirley Willig, Barbara VanAcker, Lynn Nesbit. Fozfrfh row: Ieanne Rumple, Carol Rattray, Nancy Zimmerman, Iulia Young, Marlene Stowel, Mary Richards, Donna Zange, Mary Ellen Mefxrdle, 43 XX - lfll In riglll: limb llulimw, Doug lierlalei, Mr. Moar, lim liielalmfl, Craig Rollins, Ray Krumrey. 1953 CARDUNAL I'il'Ol1f row, ld! Io right: Craig Rollins, Ray Krumrey, Iim liickliofl, Mr. Moar-sponsor and director, Bob lluhrow, Doug Berkley. Sammi row: Gail Iohnstnn, Phyllib Scliuring, Norma Wenhnlz, Ioycc Fahlsing, Ianice Ritt, Arlene Mess, Arlene Haller, Evelyn Cowhernl. Tlzira' row: Leah Myers, Katherine Deemlerlein, Franceb lilhamer, Mary MeArclle, Phyllis Rohrsben, Betty Heimann, Nancy Rarltke, Sanclra Spike, Ibm-gh muff Shirley Zurehaucr, Harriett Slcitcxxmki, lillamae lierna, Sharon Hauschilml, IoAnn Zalesliy, Charlene Wienke, Curalie lirey, Margaret Kress. 26 Q9 JG-9 .0 i' ,,.mf?' r 4' il .Yqx i -. 4 - . '- Y ., LICA T I UNS ALCARDEE - SENIOR HIGH Front row, lofi to righl: Glenn Erickson, Craig Rollins, George Price, Miss XVitniore-aclvisor, Ray Wolf, Susannah McCuaig, Phyllis XVerneke. Second row: Rose Rahn, Marva Grams, Ioan Fraser, Angie Lomeilico, Marcy Parrucci, Betty Scholl, Evelyn Coivhercl. Third row: Frank Iolanson, Donna Doyle. Lois Letto, Margaret Kress, Donna Wagner, Lorraine Taylor, Ruth Covert, Carole Zange. ALCARDEE - JUNIOR HIGH Franz row, left to right: Larry Kenneke, Lynne Rynclcrs, Mrs. Rollins-advisor, Sanilra Suncl, Ieniny Korling. Second row: Donna Reinking, Sue Snycler, Margaret Iepson, Carol Kruger, Frances Stieg, David Ritt. Thirrf row: Musette Ryan, Gary Williams, Iolin Sutfin, Lynn Nesbit, Marcine Halverson. VOCAL IUC RO YS I SENIOR CHORUS 1 rf,'11f mm. lr!! fu rfghf: Dick Iolmson, luck Young, lxxm Kamp, Mr. llcckmnn, Doug llurklcy, Jack Beth, Cmig Rolllnx. l,.llL' Doblcr. SITOIIIX rout l'.1ul Gygi, lim Foote. Kenny Doyle, Gerry Anderson, Kenny 'l'l1cl11mlu', Tom linucbonc, Curt lN'lCCool, llilly Miller, Bob McMnnum4m. Tlzinf row: Don Kochlcrt, Doug liriglm, l.cxu-r ldnlvu, lion Bollnmn, Inckic Dolvlur, Bill lloyt, Chuck Bunner, Conlon Kamp, Chuck lSllTlLll. lfonrffz aww: l7LlUl lwlllX'L'I'l'i1llNDl-, Dick Nias, Hcnry Kzlrolus, lim Holtz, llill Kustning, Rnllmnl llcnk, Rm' NVol1'. Ronnlnl M1u'u'm, Dick Scluocclcr, liolu lflgmsc. BO YS? JUNIOR CHORUS lv-fm! wuz I1-fl lu wyfzlf lvrry I.imlscy, llrul Schulz, Iiolw Lutz, Mr, licckmzm, Holm Dolnlcr, Richard Mucsc. .Ynmzfl l'UH'.' lol lil-mliLk, Clmnlu WL-mll, Clmrlcs Curran, luck KL-llcrmnn, Dick Poclhorsky, Larry Y Innlfl, Vllfll-JY! mira' Cl1.u'll-5 fllllf, llill Izlcolni, lim Mnrkcl, Floyd Gomlcll, IlCl'l11llfl X1llNlCl'Dl0XV, Roland Mtv, ill Ill' Sllllxa l. -wx 'fl . ,l6. -Q, . -276 bi ,,,.,, ,,Q ,- v.-. mn. Yi' soc. 36 L ,J JlIlll'6Cl Ensemble I-'rout row. leff to Vligllff Miss XVelel1.M.irx' Bolgcr,M,1ri.1n Unrnh, Mauri Dibb. Srvoml row: lack Young. Craig Rollins, Ran' Wolf, Bob Haase, Phyllis Wernekc. Girls 7 Chorus Franz row, Iefz to riglzl: Rose Rahn, Harriet Slotowski, Ioan Bolger, Nancy Henk, Miss XVelch, Sue Mc- Cuaig. IoAnn Zalesky. Second row: Ioyce Fahlsing, Ianice Ritt, Marva Grams, Norma VVenholz, Weida Taylor, Ianice Simonsen, Mauri Dibb, Arlene Haller. Tlzfra' row: Sue Getzelman, Deloris Dehmlow, Darlene Dells, Katherine Doeder- lein, Nancy Racltke, Dorothy Co- vert, Mary Iohnson, Gail Iohnston, Phyllis Schuring. Fourth row: Bet- ty Andrews, Gwen Lawson, Mary Ellen Bolger, Marian Unruh, Donna Zange, Margaret Kress, Mary Mc- Ardle, Charlene VVienke, Pat Vod- nansky, Ruth Covert. Fiflh row: Nancy Allison, Phyllis Wernekc, Lois Letto, Nancy Zimmerman, Gloria Grace, Gerry Coughlin, Vir- ginia Orrell, Sara Iuhre, Karen Curtis, Ioanne Rosenthal. A Cappella Choir Front row, left to riglzf: Barbara Spalding, Sue Getzelman, Pat Or- rell, Deloris Dchmlow, Lorraine Taylor, Gail Iohnston, Ianice Si- monsen, Mauri Dibb, Arlene Hal- ler. Serond row: Sandra Melahn, Nancy Allison, Sue McCuaig, Sara Iuhre, Phyllis VVernekc, Virginia Orrell, Donna Wagner, Marian Un- ruh. Third row: Mr. Beckman, Dor- othy Siffrar, Gerald Anderson, Iamcs Holtz, Henry Karolus, Dick Niss, Raymond Wolf, Sandra Gromer. Fourth row: Charles Bartelt, Iack Doblcr, Gordon Kamp, lack Young, Bill Hoyt, Tony Pokorny, Kenneth Thelander, Curtis McCool. W g 89, . I rug I . v a 9', , 4 41 S . , , J al' fi M rv-T 9 A - A . ' v - x Q 'av l L., 'pea 2 y , V, vs' X 5 r 1 xg mf' 'YB xl! u yu. W.. 5 , 4 W ww wx-Q rw wx Nwmxm vxgwww Q xxwgf N X: My YQ ,f ff ffvffff 62 ', llf -,ff.'ff'f,' ' fnfhj f f 94, f 'ff' ?,2'ff'f My ff, fu, W, , 1 'F - , . . . , 4. is Ig N Q. 'gf - N 'V' 1 x 721 3 x, , , -hljx -' A 'V .X X P Q-r - A - l Q fs ,! ZA ,f J it W ' A I 'f- 44. if wiwjg, N., A . bd X' ' ' x -vw, , I ' . - ' s 1 v-f' -, ,, X 3 ll n ' ' ' ' 'U fi '1.,- ,V Q ,. .K it .man I ,wif . , I 43 , 1' ,Q , 1 i L, n f 2 1 mf! , 5 wwf' fy if f f f M., X ff ' 5 ' sf 5775 1 X ,l 4 ' 4 Q , if Q, '- ily! 4 Q v Siva-rf' -K 34 1. J, IK, X . 'Y 5 4 . I , X 5 ' f Zfz X5 , 'Q ji f iaiiflu-u..,.,,q 1 mf yi, J' , W cf ' f f X7 X. Q4 1 v Q. .47 a AK x ifffx 041' E: E 1 M f x JA K Dairy hd ing Team Ld! Io righz: Arnold Kinast, Leslie llopp. Eugene Schick, Charles Swanson. Cljicture by courtesy of Elgin Dailv Courier-Newsj idk f .i ,- wwf' f .,., ?f 97 ,pw H . jen, I Ma. CARLET MASQUE FVOIII rozv,lc'ftt01'ig11t: Mrs. NVilliams, director. Glenn Erickson, George Price, Dorothy Siffrar, Shirley Zur- chauer, Lester Mapes. Second row: Janice Riu, Ioan Fraser, Angie Lome- dico, Norma Wenholz, Shirley Suda, Marcy Parrucci, Ianice Simonsen, Ar- lene Haller. Third row: Iudy King, Donna Wagner, Anno Hoiberg, Dick Swanson, Curt McCool, Katherine Doeclerlein, Ruth Covert, Rose Rahn. Fazlrllz raw: Nancy Henk, Mary Bol- ger, Coralie Brey, Virginia Orrell, Eleanor Lange, Mary Mc.Xrc.lle, Eunice Ehlert, Barbara Lazansky, Margaret Kress. Fifllz row: Gordon Kamp, Nan- cy Allison, Sue McCuaig, Ella Mae Bernal, Sharon Hauschilcl, Lois Lelro, Nancy Zimmerman, IoAnn Zalesky, Charlene Wienke. Scaled, Ief! Io right: Leah Myers, lo Ann Zalesky, Sharon I-lauschilcl, Har- rier Slotowski, Eunice Ehlcrr, Coralie Brey. Second rom: Kenny Doyle, Ray Wolf, lack Young, Craig Rollins, lim Eickhoff, Kenny Thelander. Third row: Arlene Haller, Arlene Mess, Norma Wenholz, Barbara Lazansky, Charlene Wienke, Katherine Doeder- lein, lanice Rirt, Bob Hoyt. Abrunl from fzicmrrz' Bob Buhrow Keith Myers, Shirley Zurchauer. v CH JERLFADFRS Leif ro right: Lorraine Taylor, Donna Mcnsing, Barbara Rover, Diane Frost, Eunice Ehlert. Ld! lo right: Marva Grams, Carol Rarrray, Carol Schuring, Marie Martini. Lefz ro right: Barbara Robinson, Carol Kruger, lean Mitchell, Dorothy Andrews, Helen Mc- Phillips. Left to right: Carol Le Veque, Nancy Plote, Shirley Vander- plow, Ioyce Smith, Barbara Gruber. Fi? MAKE-BFl,IE VFR Seated, left to right: Larry Kenneke, Iean Mitchell, Mary Burgess, Miss Hall-advisor, Sharon Hopp, Ienny Korling, Sally Hopp. Second row: Rosa Dalby, Richard Martens, Bob Hacger, Michael Foote, Curtis Dehmlow, Bob Hoyt, Iohn Iohnson,.Iucly Miller. Third row: Mary Egerton, Dorothy Andrews, Gary Bmnie, Margaret Iepson, Carryl Hauscliild, Carol Kruger, Ioyce Livingston, Gerald Hopp, Susan Mumrne. Seated, left to right: Lorna Schuhr, Gerald Stevens, Sandra Sund, Gail Wente, Patricia Warner, Iohn Sutfin, Musette Ryan. Second row: Tamra Szoke, Tyler Ryan, Corine Wilcox, Gerald Swendscn, David Ritt, Carolyn Schartow, Iane Nicklas, Karen Rover. Third row: Donna Reinking, Ginger Schuring, Shirley Vanderplow, Nancy Parkyn, Delores Nickels, Eunice Vikse, Carol Schubert, Barbara Robinson. 53 Science Explorers Smllftl, left Io riglzf: Gerry Zange, Raymond XVasehow, Gary llinnie, Mr. Finke-advisor, laniee Iurs, Mike Iuhre, Bill Larson. Second row: Tom Andrews, Craig Rakow, Bruce Zange, Barry Zange, Curt Dehmlow, Iininiie Robinson, Ieflrcy Schmidt, Bruce Simonsen, Ted Poin. Thfrrl row: Norbert Ritt, Nick Andros, Stephen Nelson, Rieh- ard Hopp, Raymond Seifert, Herb- ert Gruber, XVayne Silva, Leslie Howard. Fourtlz row: Richard Meese, Kirt Boyer, Gerald Stevens, lames Zoeller, Henry Wzischow, Bill Iacobi, Herb Dicdriek, Roger VVienke. Art Club Smrerl, lvfl la right: lack Wendt, Paul Peterson, Pele Korling, Merrill Iohnson, Gloria Grace, Pauline Mxitlsen. S!'L'0llII!'01Uf Indy Tlionip- son, Plllj Orrell, Donna llubbard, Ann Sachs, Belly Scholl, Mnuri llibb. Tlifrrl row: llelen Scheerer, Gln-mln Seliarlow, Sara Iulire, Vir- ginia Orrell, Carol R1llll'2lY, Sally fir-txelinan, Sandra Gronier. Latin Clubs Scafezl, left Io rlghl: Iohn Haertel, Ieanne Rumple, Betty Andrews, Miss Pergande, Gary Williams, William Iacobi, Gwen Lawson, Mary Ellen Bolger. Second row: Lynn Nesbit, Fred Simpson, Roland Mess, Sue Snyder, lean Franke, Donna Hub- bard, Ioyce Bethke, Susan Eichler, Betty Scholl, Arlene Mess. Tlzird row: Barbara Spalding, Sally Get- zelman, Iucly King, Ann Sachs, Pat Vodnansky, Charlene Wienke, Sue Getzelman, Ianice Iurs, Iucly Kal- sow, Bill Miller. F0l11'Ih row: Su- sannah McCuaig, Don Koehlert, Glenice Collignon, Wally Weber, Nancy Henk, Helen Scheerer, Lynne Rynders, Patricia Evanson, Shirley Selzer, IoAnn Zalesky, Ianet Kla- sen. Fifth row: Alvin Davis, Ronald Lagerstrom, George Price, Henry Karolus, Richard Henk, Richard Kress, Charles Washington, Ray VVolf, Nancy Smith, Ruth Bruen- ing, Nancy Allison, Ralph Redtlers- dorf. Taihteatlzers Seaferf, left to righf: Dorothy Sill- rar, Ieanne Rumple, Ioanne Rosen- thal, Miss Abramson, Carol Rattray, Darlene Rasmussen. Second row: Marlene Stowel, Marie Martini, Nancy Radtke, Lorraine Taylor, XVeida Taylor, Arlene Piner, Ianice Sinionsen. Third row: Marion Un- ruh, Barbara Pelley, Carol Schuring, Mary Mc.-Xrdle. Charlene XVienke. Pat Vodnansky, Ann Sachs. Fam-1h row: Barbara Rover, Nancy Smith, Shirley Selzer, Lynne Rynclers, Io- Ann Zalesky, Helen Scheercr, Iulia Young. Sealed, left to right: Carol Michae- lis, Nancy Henk, Barbara Lazansky, Marilyn Minogie, Donna Mensing, Diane Frost. Second row: Ruth Co- vert, Marva Grams, Ioanne Hed- mark, Gail Iohnston, Mary Iohnson, Dinah Heater, Mauri Dibb. Third row: Eunice Ehlert, Shirley Harnish, Virginia Erlandsen, Lois Letto, Mary Bolger, Iudy King, Anne Hoiberg. Fourth row: Ioan Bolger, Ruth Bruening, Shirley Conzen, Pauline Mattsen, Glenice Collignon, Pat Evanson, Gloria Grace. fn GAA. Front row, lei! zo right: Mrs. Lcko- vich, Iean Mitchell, Lorna Schuhr, Iudith Henk, Mary Struwing, Pa- tricia Warner. Second row: Carol Schubert, Barbara Robinson, Helen McPhillips, Caryl Dobler, Barbara Franke, Patricia Schawk, Donna Ebel, Iudy Miller. Third row: Carol Berger, Carol Kruger, Sharon Wendt, Roxanna Smith, Sandra Rahn, Iu- dith Rasmussen, LoAnn Rosenthal, Ioyce Smith. Fourth row: Ienny Korling, Clara Iohnson, Barbara Vodnansky, Carryl Hauschild, Mar- garet Iepson, Shirley Vantlerplow, Barbara Gruber, Ginger Schuring. CE s. 4 BY f J 1 -5.58, 'pe- .Y i A X Q X X xg X X A , ,Q an X wx , R , N ia .Q v 13, X bmw' X' N K S ,W X x fm X we Q gg if A Q is A 2 9-Sl fl 4 sf ' ,z C 4 Q 3 I! f. 5352? 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V if P n ' 1 av, 4,.r1y.sf i , ' qv W si a -an K xx- H ' A- - N- -M glf- 'X' .20 Ox 'S f .VX if b 1, L3f' 3U f 1ff1pff e: ' , f 1 ? Q . ' AY , X. i , y , WH 9' Q 45 'Q ' ' ,557 if- sf ' ' ' L+ . 'L' lv 4 l ' l - 0 : f 'f VARSITY Front row, left to rigliz: Mike XVelch, Chuck Schuring, lack Beth, Roy Schuring, lack Young, Craig Rollins. Scroml rom: Ralph Binnic, Larry Minogue, lim Fickliofl, lack Price, Pete Thorns, Coach Hardy. Tlzjrzl ww: Bob Faber, lackie Dobler, Al Ziller, Ronnie Holtliusen, Keith Myers, Ronnie Conley. Iiozzrfh raw: Billy Hoyt, manager, George Zenger, Fred Tessendorf, Chuck Miller, Bob Lindeinann, Bob Buhrow, Ray Krumrey. FROSH-SOPH Sealed, iff! I0 l'1'gf1I.' Doug Krich, lack Kellermann, Ray Ross, Don Hicks, Ken Bollnian, lack Veseley, Merrill Iohnson, Gordon Kamp, Wally Schubert. Second row: Assistant Coach XVhamond, lim Foote. Harold Iepson, Ir., Ierry Lindsey, Bob Lindquist, Bob Kycl, Richard Suchy, Dave Dobler, Head Coach Spain. Third row: Beniie Holthusen, manager: XVin Roulcy, Bruce Swanson, Glenn Plauck, Dick Kress, Dale Karsten, Don Sharp, Bill Iacobi, Tony Pokorny, manager. .X'mIr'rl', lrll In lfghlj llcrlm Dicclricli, Siclm-y Schultz, RiCll1ll'tl Puffpzlff, Tom Markus, Tom King, Bob Doyle, Dennis Zlllilltll, Mika- lfoou-. Srrrmrl raw: l.cn Frost, liml Young, lim Zocllcr, Iirncst Laubcr, Toni Simpson, Frank Mincllu, th-rrx' llupp. 'l'lm'1l I'UIfl'f 'l'om Amlrt-ws, Curt lbclimlow, Leslie Ilowzml, Gary Binnic, Hcrb Gruber, Iohn johnson, Holi llovl, SIVYL' Ni-lson, liill l.:1rsun. 1.u.v1 row: Holm Irlncgcr, jr., Dave Ritt, Norbert Ritt, lim Robinson, Wayne Klllglll, l,c-su-r lltnirson, Julian lmlioll, Tylcr Ryan. UN OR HIGH OOTBALL Football is a popular part ot the junior high school athletic program, which is unique in that it meets the needs ot the boys according to their weights. The objectives ot the program are to provide an opportunity for the boys in these grades to participate in physical contact work in a supervised program, to develop skills and abilities, and to gain knowledge of the game tor high school play. Each boy has a physical examination and takes out insurance. He is then fully equipped with pants, jersey, shoulder pads, hip pads, and headgear. The boys are placed in two groups, depending upon their weight. They partici- pate in drills designed to teach blocking, tackling, running, passing, punting, side- stepping, pivoting, recovering fumbles, and carrying the ball properly. Enthusiasm is directed toward six scheduled games for each squad. The light- weights play six-minute quarters, and the heavyweights eight-minute quarters. 60 R ,gm fy its Front row, left to right: Marlene Redmer, Iudy Kalsow, Marie Martini, Marcy Parrucci. Second row: Ruth Bruening, Shirley Harnish. Top row: Donna Zierk. The varsity basketball squad, coached by Eugene de Lacey, came through an extremely tough season a little Worse for the Wear. Set back by injuries and sickness, game after game, the Cards managed to come through the season with a Won 8, lost 6 conference record, which gained them a third-place berth in the Little Seven Conference. Captain Ray Schuring Won sixth position on the Little Seven All-Conference Team. The starting five consisted of two juniors and three seniors, the tournament squad con- tained three seniors, tive juniors, and two sophomores. The varsity, with its ups and downs, did a creditable job and finished the season on the upswing. Sea!ed,Zeft to right: Robert Lin- demann, Iohn Tarnovv, Charles Schuring, Ronald Lagerstrom, Iack Beth. Second row: Richard Niss, Roy Schuring, Ray Schur- ing, William Wright, Iack Young, Douglas Berkley. Third row: Henry Karolus, manager, lack Price, Charles Bartelt, lack Dobler, Robert Faber, Robert Buhrow, manager. . ls. W 1 gp ,GA K Q 1 X, Ta 5 it y 2-54 1 ' X ,A J ' gg , 55, A 3 1 T Q , 'Nam 1 ' 925 ' K , I X Q. K' K X .,h, .Q J. X Q J gf 3 i W AN. 'Hi 41 1 N 1 FRU H-SOPH BASKETBALL Seated, left to right: Lester Mapes, manager, lack Vesely, Ierry Lindsey, Bob Lindquist, Dick Iohnson David Dobler, Vernon Hopp, Merrill Iohnson, Mr. Spain, coach. Second row: Iack Kellermann, manager Richard Milhrandt, Raymond Ross, Ronnie Martens, Don I-licks, Richard Schroeder, Gordon Kamp Douglas Krich, Tony Pokorny, manager. The Frosh-Soph squad, piloted ably by Coach P. Howdie Spain, came through a very successful season and copped their fifth consecutive Little Seven Crown. The Cardlets finished with a total season record of l9 wins, 4 losses, and a conference rec- ord of l2 wins, 2 losses. The season was highlighted by a l5-game winning streak. The starting five consisted of two fresh- men, Ierry Lindsey and Merrill Iohnson, 63 and three sophomores, lack Vesely, Bob Lindquist, and Dave Dobler. Bob Lindquist was high scorer for the season with 255 total points and an average of l2 points per garne. Ierry Lindsey hit an average of .652 in free throws to lead that field. Bob Lindquist and Dave Dobler had the honor of being on the varsity tournament squad. This was indeed a successful Frosh- Soph season. Ax L 3 . 72, A fjffx I , f ff' EN Q . - Q 'tl 0:1 'X A K '---sw W Ja- X' f , Q U ' 1-1 I ' 1' . 'A ' ' 1, Q 5 X ai' I ,gif ' ' .Vi ' ' s-4 bk 'l Q! f 'J ,Y fi s Mi Y . N .w 1 7, gg w qw b.0otqg', 4' o . Kia s ' 'Qi 6 'T ' , . , 3' , f 3 .--- . -If ,,,, 5' 1 'X . 1, t q ,, 5 wi Vfiuf.. fl ' -ff 1 s V 242 Y - A ' xx ., Sq X 1? EIU' 9 ,J K ',f it 1 -,I : ' I :L yr L h ,, N - 2 x e I JUNIOR VARSITY Seated, left to riglzf: Craig Rollins, Iohn Tarnow, Charles Schuring, lack Young, Ronald Lagerstrom, Douglas Berkley, Jack Beth. Second row: Ralph Binnic, manager, Kenneth Thelander, Kenneth Doyle, Keith Myers, Donald Hachtel, Iames Eickhoff, Bob Faber, W'illia1n Hoyt, Mr. Schneider, coach. FRESHMEN Seated, left to zigfzl: Richard Suchy, Harold Iepson, Charles NVendt, Charles Zange, Richard Kress Second row: Roland Mess, Donald Everson, Ernest Plote, Lawrence Bell, Donald Sharp, Lewis Sachs SEVENTH GRADE Seated, left to rigfzl: Mr. Finke, coach, lames Zoeller, Edwin Young, Toni Andrews, Norbert Ritt, Michael Izicger, manager, Verne Lagerstrom, manager. Second row: Richard Hopp, Roger Lucck, Stephen Nelson, Toni Iohnson, Iames Robinson, Iulian Inihoff, Curtis Dehmlow, Robert Schumacher. EICH TH CIMDE Seated, leff to right: Mr. 'Whaniond, coach, Russel DeShazo, Arnold Lauber, Larry' Kenneke, Leonard Frost. Second row: Robert Doyle, Daymond Vwlaschow, Bob Hzieger, David Ritt, Michael Foote, Bob Hoyt. Tfziral row: Sidney Schultz, Henry NVaschow, Richard Puffpall, Tom King, Dennis Zarndt, Thomas Simpson, Gerald Hopp. 56 BASEBALL 1.9 2 The Cardunal baseball season Was rather a curtailed affair in that plans Were for the season to run over into the summer but complications arose Which caused the season to end at school closing time. Only six games Were played and the Cards Won three and lost three. Winning from Belvidere Was one ot the highlights ot the season. Norm Brettschneider not only pitched Well all season, but was also the leading hitter. Other lads who played Well during the season Were: Dale Zange at third base and catcher, Don Planck and lack Dobler, the latter two doing a bang-up job ot in- field play. Roy Schuring alternated at the pitching chores with Norm and did a very good bit ot Work. The lack of hitting was what hurt the team most. The prospects for 1953 look much better. Front row, left to right: Keith Myers, Kenneth Thelander, Dick Schroeder, Bob McManaman. Second row: Don Plauck, Chuck Schuring, Norm Brettschneider, Dale Zange, Richard Niss, Roy Schuring, Dave Radloif, Ivan Kamp. Third row: Coach Schneider, Bob Petitti, Bob Lindemann, Paul Hoiberg, Ralph Rattray, Dick Bolger, Ierry Lange, Coach Spain. I i s ffiiL2x.xi X vuig-qu: .-f' 'S . K M g f...Z,..,.,,..: ,, ww, l'il'lHIf row, lrll lo rjglzl: Pala Tlimm, Kcnnclli Bullmzin, Al Zillcr, Richard Milbranclt, Bill Icunfils, fuck Rulmvr, lim ll0l'Cl1lll'lll, Ilcnnis Knnhuacli. Scmfzzl row? Ronald Lagcrstrom, Bob Buhrow, Iacl-1 Young, lim lfrml, Riclmrcl Kirrnu, Iurry Luuck, lim liickliuil, 'Clmrlus Pomykal. TlIllI'lf row: Coaches Whamond :mil Ilznrcly, Chuck Scliuring, Dick Mulzxlin, Iulmn linycr, Frm-cl Schuring, Lawrence l-Izluri, Incl-2 Beth, lion llloclgcll, Dick Holger, Conch lfinkc. TRACK-I9 2 The 1952 troick season was one of the most successful ever enjoyed by Dundee. In the conference meet, lim Eickhofl Won the 220-ycird dosh, crnd set C1 new Frosh-Soph record ot 54.6 seconds in the 440. Other Winners Were lock Beth, mile, and lock Young, 880. All members ot the squad who were entered in the meet scored one or more points. 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 hundreds of these designs among the thousands on display in our factory salesroorns. Regular Monday-through-Friday tours leave the salesrooms at 9:00, l0:00, and 10:45 in the morning and l:l5, 2:00, and 2:45 in the afternoon. Our salesrooms are open daily from 8:00 till 4:30, Sundays, from l0:00 till 5:30. These free tours are conducted by expertly trained guides who answer all questions pertaining to the various 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 l953. Salesroom Hours: Monday thru Friday, 8 I-LM. to 4:30 P.M. Saturday and Sunday, 10 I-LM. to 5 30 P M C740 HHEGEH P l'l'EHlES Q 69 Compliments of Robinson's Drug Store 8:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. Daily Algonquin, Illinois Algonquin 5521 Algonquin State Bank 51 Years of Friendly Banking 1902 - 1953 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Phone 4431 Algonquin, Ill. Compliments oi Berkley Brothers Lumber - Coal - Feed - Cement and Building Material Curtis Pre-Fit Window Units and Combination Screens and Storm Phones: Office 3511: Res. 3564 and 3951 Algonquin, Illinois Carl Weber COMPLETE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR Painting - Decorating - Spray-Painting WATERPROOFING FOUNDATIONS For Estimates Call Phone 5471 Algonquin, Ill. 70 SPORTS Sz MUSIC Theodore F. Eichler Iobloers of Sports and Music Equipment 115 W. Main Street Phone Dundee 403 NEW AND USED FINEST IN ATHLETIC AND BAND INSTRUMENTS SPORTSWEAR 'IIt Pays To Play Compliments of IIIinois Iron Sz Bolt Co. 71 Compliments oi Sharp Funeral Home AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 80 Dundee. Illinois Mi1branc1t's Prescription Pharmacy Complete Prescription Service Phone, Elgin 1940 101 Douglas Ave., Elgin. Ill. Doederleiri Lumber Sr Fuel Co. W. P. DOEDERLEIN, President FRED DOEDERLEIN Fone 8 - Don't Wait SARGENT PAINT Millwork - Lumber - Coal - Building Materials I-Iamme1's Drive-In GOOD FOOD Seal-Test Ice Cream Route 72 East Dundee. Illinois 72 Compliments of Lake In The Hills Fine I-Iomesites The F astest-Growing Community In The Fox Valley Algonquin Illinois SIMPLEX IRONERS and INSTITUTIONAL LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT Manufactured By IRON ER DIVISION OF Speed Queen Corporation ALGONQUIN ILLINOIS 73 ALGONQUIN HARDWARE Paints and General Hardware Phone 4261 Algonqu' , Ill. GORDON S. MARTIN PLUMBING and HEATING Oil and Gas Fumaces Phone 3631 Algonquin 1I1 AL'S SUPER MARKET GEORGE R. IANAK 9 SELF-SERVICE Rock-Bottom Prices Every Day Insurance .. Real Estate Open Sundays Till Noon Alg0IlqUiI1 IlliI1OiS Phones 2582, 4721 Algonquin MAIN FOOD STORE W. C. WERNEKE, Prop. Meats AND Groceries Phone 2511 Algonquin, Ill. DUENSING BROS. Groceries -- Meats - Dry Goods - Shoes Phone 2511 Algonquin, Ill. Pleasing You Means Success To Us ROWSON MOTOR SALES ' CHEVROLET Sales and Service Phone 3251 Algonquin, Ill. HOUSEHOLD GAS and APPLIANCE CO. Heating and Electrical SALES and SERVICE Shellane Bottle Gas Algmlquifl Phone 4521 WINTERSCHEID MOTORS Ford Sales and Service Firestone Tires - Mobile Gas Your Friendly Ford Dealer Phone 2441 Algonquin. 111. D. W. RATTRAY LUMBER CO. D. W. RATTRAY Lumber, Building Material, Coal and Paint Phones: 2671: Res. 2692 Algonquin, I11. SIMONINI'S CORNER Good Food For Pleased Guests Special Attention to Banquets, Weddings and Parties OPEN ALL YEAR AROUND Phone 6311 Algonquin, Ill. Compliments of E. M. MELAHN CONSTRUCTION CO. Phone 2161 Algonquin, Ill. FOX RIVER CLEANERS and DYERS Chicago St. Phone Alg. 2251 Algonquin. Ill. FRANK I. REZABEK and SON Masonry and Tuckpointing MASON CONTRACTORS Established 1924 Phone 5411 Algonquin, Ill. THE HAR-BRAND COMPANY 1' Alggnquin Drive Carefully Play Safe With Children You Always Play Safe When You Trade At BENSON'S SERVICE STATION SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Main and Chicago Sts. Phone 3031 Algonquin, Ill. Compliments of MASS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Algonquin Illinois Compliments of DIERCKS INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance - Real Estate Phone 3341 Algonquin eauudlqflu-elzcvrlcclq i -aaa-9u44c-aural -aealda F. O. B. INCORPORATED Chicago 2, Ill. ALGONQUIN ELECTRIC BENI. L. COVERT Electrical Wiring and Repairing Phone S291 Algonquin, Ill. Compliments of SUN-RAY POULTRY FARM Dundee Illinois Compliments of R. L. NEHLS TRANSFER, Inc. Phone 407 or Esterbrook 8-1680 Dundee, Ill. OTTO I. BOLLMANN REAL ESTATE CITY - FARM 111 W. Main St. Dundee, Ill. Phone: Office 20-I: Res. 201-W GRACE HARDWARE A Gift for Every Occasion PETITTLS FOOD MARKET Hardware for Every House Phone 400 Dundee, Ill 115 Main St., Dundee Phone 403 PLINKES BURR OAK DAIRY PURITY and QUALITY FURNITURE and APPLIANCES PASTEURIZED MILK and CREAM Phone 91 131 W. Main St. I Phone 331 112 Washington St. Dundee- 111- Dundee, Ill. Compliments of SCHUMACHERS WEST MAIN SERVICE STATION SANITARY MARKET Dundee Illinois 108 W. Main St. Dundee, Ill. FLOYD'S , EDWARD W. MORSE I Sea Foods - Chicken Dinners - Steaks INSURANCE We Cater to Banquets and Parties OPEN EVERY DAY 111 Main St. Dundee, Ill. Phone 678 Phone Dundee 405 Route 31 Carpentersville, Ill. 77 SHUETT'S GROCERY SANITARY DAIRY CENTRELLA A' W- THOMS Pure Foods Phone 67-I 503 Oregon Ave. Phone 20 Dundee, Ill. West Dundee, Ill. Compliments of I CORNER HOUSE Dundee Illinois BAIER'S FEED MILL Phone 373 Dundee Illinois ALLEN 'S STANDARD SERVICE Atlas Tires and Batteries Carpentersville Phone 661 The House ol Sweets and Smokes WESTERN CANDY and TOBACCO COMPANY J IOBBERS and WHOLESALERS Phone 1063 Carpentersville, Ill. FELLIN BROS. MARKET Phone 494 120 Washington St. Dundee, Ill. Buhrmann 6. Erber I. G. A. Store Everyday Low Prices East Dundee Illinois PAAR FURNITURE and MATTRESS SERVICE Phone 62 308 River St., Dundee Elgin 6-7506 PURE OIL SERVICE WM. A, LAMZ. A Clean, Friendly Service Station VALLEY DAIRY STORE 50 Varieties Wisconsin Cheese A Complete Line ol Dairy Products Phone 467 Dundee, Ill. RAKOW MARKET QUALITY MEATS Phone 303 East Dundee FISCHBACH BROTHERS MAX FREEMAN 5. SON Blacksmithing and Welding Dealers In Power Lawn Mowers and Garden Tractors Feeds - Seeds - Grains -- Fertilizer SALES and SERVICE I I All Lawn Mowers Sharpened-Modern Machine Clay Bam Equipment - Milk Coolers Phillips SS Gas and Oil Phone 310 Dundee 111111015 1-:AST DUNDEE MASI'S BOWLING LAN ES Compliments of DUNDEE LUMBER COMPANY and C. M. BEVERLY, President DICK BEVERLY, Secretary COCKTAIL LOUNGE Millwork - Fuel - Paint - Lumber Dundee Illinois Phones 25 and 1025 311 Barrington Ave. D. B. BUCHANAN COAL - COKE Builders' Supplies - Freeman Stokers AL'S RADIO and TELEVISION SALES and SERVICE On All Makes Phone 309 Dundee, Ill. Phone 21 Dundee, Ul- BEAUX ARTS LAMPS Incorporated KESNEH'S Manufacturers of Fine Wood and PA1NTS WALLPAPER Metal Lamps Phone 474 E. Dundee. Ill. 126 W. Main St. Dundee, Ill. HARNISH and DUFF DUNDEE PRESS Commercial Printers Big or Small - We Print It Standard Service Station EDWARD CURTIS, Prop. Phone 32 725 Main St, Dundee, Ill, 109 North Second St. Dundee, Ill. MELVIN T. BETHKE STORE FOR MEN His Clothing - His Furnishing - His Shoes l 123 West Main St. Dundee. Ill. Phone 406 THAT UNUSUAL DIIVIE STORE Ben Franklin 105 Main Street Dundee, Illinois CARDUNAL CLEANERS SINCLAIR PHARMACY Quality. Satisfaction and Service YOUR FRIENDLY DRUG STORE Phone 540 Dundee Illinois 111 N. Second St. Dundee. Ill DUNDEE REVIEW REUBEN ROULEY, Publisher WHITE CROSS BAKERY VIOLET ROULEY, Editor Igb Printers and Publishers Home-like Bakings for Parties and Weddings The Friendly Newspaper 123W Main St. Phone 1 Phone 172 Dundee, 111. BQNNE JEWELERS DUNDEE SHOE STORE AL CORAPI, Prop. Silverware - Watches Boots - Shoes. For The Family DIAMONDS - CLOCKS Shoe Repairing 114 Main St. Dundee. 111. 90 W. Main St. Dundee, 111. BONNIE DUNDEE GOLF CLUB Owners and Operators Compliments of ANUTA HARMS and IOCK ANDERSON 18 Holes - Daily Fee RALPH H. SHOELLHORN Tournaments and Parties Invited Pro Shop-Dining Room-Cocktail Lounge Routes 25 and 63 - Dundee - Phone 555 Dundee Illinois 81 THE VALLEY PRESS Commercial Printers HAERTEL'S FIRESTONE and D-X PRODUCTS Phones 545 and 680 East Dundee Illinois Dundee Illinois GEORGE I. EICKHOFF FRED FABER IEWELER Painter and Decorator Watches. Clocks and Iewelry Phone 309-I 229 Wisconsin Ave. Dundee Illinois Carpentersville, Ill. ZARNDT'S SERVICE Phone 772 13 East Main St. Dundee, Ill. MII.LER FUNERAL HOME Phone 49 West Dundee DOANE CHEVROLET CO. CHEVROLET, CADILLAC and OLDSMOBILE Front Alignment and Wheel Balancing Phone 325 Dundee, Ill. TOM KELLEY MOTORS, Inc. Dodge and Plymouth Sales and Service Dodge Trucks 1 East Main St. Dundee, Ill. Phone 19 I WARD PHILLIPS COMPANY Washington and Main Streets V 1 Phone 532 Carpentersville, Ill AIR WAVE TV and APPLIANCES Westinghouse Television and Appliances Admiral - Motorola - Sparton 116 Main St. Dundee, Ill. Phone 710 BOND PHARMACY 1 The Name That Means Quality w I Luick Milwaukee Ice Cream I I WHITMAN CHOCOLATES Phone 48 Dundee, Ill. DUNDEE ELECTRIC APPLIANCE COMPANY Everything Electrical 123 West Main St. Dundee, Ill. BABIAR GROCERY and MARKET 40 E. Main St. Carpentersville, Ill. Compliments of HAROLD ALCHON'S BARBER SHOP Dundee Illinois DAVISON MOTOR SALES ,Inc. 216-18 Prairie St. Elgin, Ill. Phone: Elgin 5260 NT 4' ov QGRWGQ H. L. PIERCE MOTOR SALES, Inc. GOOD USED CARS 250 So. Grove Ave. Phone 8600 Elgin, Ill. DANNER'S MEN'S STORE For Men Who Care What They Wear 52 Douglas Ave. Elgin. Ill. ROLLER SKATING Wednesday. Friday. Saturday. Sunday-Evenings Tuesday-Beginners Only Monday and Thursday for Private Parties FOX ROLLER RINK South State Street Rd. Elgin, Ill. KIMBALL AUTO PARTS Specializing in New and Used Auto Parts ELGIN OUTLET STORE Work Uniforms - Shoes - Iackets Phone 3142 Camping Equipment 59 Kimball St. Elgin, Ill. Elgin Illinois CLOCKS SILVERWARE ELGIN LUMBER 6. SUPPLY CO. The Builder's Department Store 222 Douglas Ave. Elgin. Ill. ' Keepsake Diamonds COMMUNITY IEWELERS Diamonds - Gifts - Watches 79 South Grove Ave. Elgin. Ill. McBRIDE BROS. CO.. Inc. BUICK smcn 1909 3 U I C K pghlmlilmg 'Yuma nal Phone 130 Elgin, I11. SPORTSMAN'S LODGE KEEP COMING! Make This Your Headquarters For SPORTS EQUIPMENT Elgin Illinois Compliments oi Craft Metal Spinning Co. I. H. I-IARTMAN, Vice-President EtD d Ill D. Hill Nursery Company Evergreen Specialists Largest Growers In America DUNDEE ILLINOIS 85 Brey Motor Company' Sales - FORD - Service Dundee, Illinois Phone 89 OLIVER Finest In Farm Machinery Northern Illinois Supply Co. Carpentersville. Illinois Phone Dundee 9 The Cock-a-doodle Good eatin' tor hungry students Corner Highway 25 and 72 Armond's Inc. MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR 128 Main SL Dundee, Illinois 86 PAUL PETERSON H42 Smywmf 2712 Wm pw Route 14. Palatine, Ill. 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