Downers Grove North High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Downers Grove, IL)

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The 1936 Cauldron 1. Learning to debate in junior public speaking class. 2. Passing from assembly to classes—notice the happy expressions. 3. The senior Rhetoric class discusses hobbies in an informal group. 4. Budding biologists dis sect animals with glee. S. The book store as it looks almost every morning. 6. Lab. assistants take care of the Chemistry supply room. 7. Study period in a Gen- eral Science class. 8. Trophys and more tro- phys! 9. Lab. day in Chemistry 10. After four o’clock. YourUtn

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Downers Grove, Illinois 1. First come first served. 2. Add one cup of sugar and one cup of milk and you have? 3. Girls learn to sew and add to their wardrobes. 4. Mrs. Perkin and her helpers plan and prepare lunches every noon. 5. Future architects lay the foundations of their ca- reers. 6. The work shop and the buzz saws! 7. The busy janitors stop work long enough for a picture. Left to right: Chief Janitor Levcrcnz, Crydcr, VanderPlocg. 8. This is the reason our building is warm even at 20° below. 9. All this intricate equip- ment is necessary in pro- ducing the school plays and operettas. Thirlttn

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Downers Grove, Illinois 1. Selling candy during lunch hour and after school. 2. American History stu- dents listen to a special report. 3. Three seniors in a restful pose by the new lockers. 4. French students study industriously pour la dictee”. 5. An unusual picture of the freshmen studying. 6. Interesting discussions of life problems were part of the new class pre- sented by the deans. 7. Typing is an important factor in the commercial field. S. Proving that AABC= AXYZ is important in Geometry. 9. Downers Yo!” circle. Vif (ten