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Activities Develop atural Talents Student Council officers: J. Schneeberger, R. Glenn and J. Darnmann are having a conference with Mr. Biby Certain activities at D.C.H.S. honor students who have ex- celled in special fields. Good examples of these are the National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, French Club, Varsity Club, and the Junior Honor Society. Others such as FNA, FTA, and the FHA help students become acquainted with future careers. Some activities at D.C.H.S. enter- tain and improve our school. A few such activities are Pep Club, Annual Staff, Junior Committee, Dramatics Club, GAA, Band and Student Council. Pep Club Officers: L. Camp, L. Portell and B. Dixon Class rooms are busy rooms where possibilities for social life are limited. ln the clubs and organizations, however, the student becomes acquainted with his fellow students and his instructors on a more natural basis. Here he has an opportunity to prove his worth in many ways. If he has any special talents or hobbies he finds others there who are interested in them. Varsity Club Officers: D. Glenn, C. Raitt, D. Loless, B. Henson and Mr. Brubaker, Sponsor. Activities give students a chance to participate in wholesome recreation, foster friendships and help develop a sense of co- operation. They provide opportunities to become good leaders as well as followers. Activities are, therefore, of great assistance to the well-being of D.C.H.S. l... .
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The Real School subiects are the real business of D.C.H.S. Proof of this can be found by examining the scores of students tak- ing the National Merit Exam and A.C.T. test. Of the 26 students of the 1964 graduating class who took the American College Testing Examination 9 had a composite score above the 95 percentile on a national standard. Five of last year's seniors won Illinois scholarships based on competitive examination. We have every reason to believe that the senior class of 1965 will do just as well. D.C.H.S. offers four years of Eng lish, social science, physical educa tion, and two years of French. Courses in homemaking, printing metal shop, wood shop, and draft- ing are also available. Business of DCHS Our curriculum is adiusted to pre- pare a student for future employ- ment, additional academic training or ,iust being a productive citizen. Shorthand, typing and bookkeep- ing help prepare students for imme- diate iobs in the business world.
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