Dundee High School - Highlander Yearbook (Dundee, NY)

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'GRADE Class Offlciers Robert Allen - President Harold Dibble- Vice-President Maxine Miller- Secretary-Treasurer 'GRAD Class Officiers Robert Litteer - President Dick Peterson - Vice-President Betty Woodard - Secretary-Treasurer 19

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FRE IIME Freshmen Class And last but not least come the freshmen, otherwise known as 'the fresh1es. I guess every freshmen class has the reputation of being noisy, but with the aid of Miss McLane and our other teachers we have become very dignified little ladies and gentle- men. In the near future you will pro- bably see Virginia Borden as a nurse and Thomas Chadwick and James Mac Dowell as scientists, all doing very important work for the government. Our class which is the class of 1947 have nearly all chosen the profession which they will take up in later years. Some may even Join the army as well as taking up business, nursing and secretarial Jobs. We have three more years to ad- vance before we graduate and we hope to have fun along with our school- ing. We also'hope to do our best in buying war stamps and bonds and in other parts of the war efforts. We very much hope that we will be a graduating class the Dundee Central School of which its teachers will be proud. Ruth Bassage 18 Thomas Chadwick - President James Mao Dowell- Vice-President Trudy Shults - Secretary-Treasurer 5 e- L, I 97, 1-0 ' -e '

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full: SPANISH CLUB A Spanish club has been organiz- ed to teach its members the Spanish language and to help them get acquainted with the countries to the south. We are planning to have correspondents in the South American countries and write letters to them in Spanish. There are four members and Miss Davies is our sponsor. We have chosen Marjorie Hall for President, for first term, vice president for second term, alternating with Daisy Randall,Evelyn Travis for Secretary and Dorothy Bryant for Treasurer. Evelyn Travis DANCING CLUB Because dancing is a social asset I a dancing club has been organized under the direction of Miss Strauss. It is held each week in the gymnasium., The club con- sists of over eighty members making it the largest club in school. Members either learn the fund- amentals of dancing or 1mPP0Ve their dancing by adding new steps. So far this year we have learned several combinations of fox-trot steps, We are looking forward to trying some waltzes and other forms Dancing gives a person poise and graoefulness. The Seniors are planning a Senior Ball where the members of the Dancing Club may show their skills and achievements in dancing. Kathryn Turner COOKING CLUB We, the members of cooking club salute the yearbook. Miss Brooks, our supervisor has outlined an excellent program for our twenty members, and while some things were a little burned, every- thing was satisfactory. ' Credit is due to the girls who made aprons and caps for the boys, and also for our President, Roy Anderson. We feel we have had a successful year and a nourishing one. Fred Hinkleman