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

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MR. WOLFE—ROOM 316 TOP ROW: Zaclc. Wright. Wurl, Wyllie. Wodingfon, Urbonski. Vosoly. Winter. THIRD ROW: Wilton. Widlor. Woltor. Zrout. Wade. MacDonald. Zeman. SECOND ROW: Whiting. Winigor. Wetzl, Williams. Roichl, Woodard. Wilson. Wolfe. FIRST ROW: Keistler. Webster. Wilbur. Waters. Vanderploeg. Venord. Walker. MISS WOOD—ROOM 306 TOP ROW: Abbott. Ashby. Arndt. Bolog'n, D. Blocklund, Bla-da, Bidus. Counihon. THIRD ROW: C. Brown. Abbott. C. Augustine. Alexander. H. Blacklund. Beardsley. Block, Behrel. SECOND ROW: Blokemoro. Wood. Kweck. Bosworth. Biebor, Boldebuck. Andric. FIRST ROW: A. Brown, Anderson, Blaho. Bertolin, Beales. F. Augustine, Broberg. I

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cyt- tycZ o sJ JNIORS MISS ROBISON—ROOM 312 k US C o . ASHMEN TOP ROW: Bormann. Lymon, Pearson. Kunoth, Prescott, Worden. Sutcliffe. Britton, Wencel. Ponjo. THIRD ROW: Dvorak. Ottley. MocMoster, Toggort, Lukes. Boyer. Arctander, Frohlich. Plonkinton. SECOND ROW: Howland. Reeder. Jurok, Long, Jozierny, Hofner, Kinne. Robison. FIRST ROW: Purcell, Middleton. Hermann. Hooper. Confer, Holl. Littleford. MR. STREET—ROOM 212 TOP ROW: Pope. Cogwell, Franklin. McGuire. Settanni. Morey. R. Gromse. Prucha. THIRD ROW: Hogrefe. Gentile. F. Gramse. Grush. Petulo. Fuller. Tietzo. Voss. SECOND ROW: Doerr, Maggar. Simo. Thompson, Smith, Krusec, Balia, Street. FIRST ROW: Stano. Baron, Dvorak, Gamble. Sommors, Royner, Gould. MISS VIFQUAIN—ROOM 101 TOP ROW: Balia. Carpentor. Case, Bleuel. Billis, Bendel, Andric, Bloida. Adams. THIRD ROW: Gould, Billot, Babb. Broberg, Bockor, Bornick, Camp. Boumback. M. Chonko. Vifquoin. SECOND ROW: Abbott, Baker, Schoonveld. Braotz, Allen. Arctander. Borbolok, Auge. FIRST ROW: Ado. Anderson. Brown, Chester, Burek, Popricko, R. Chonko, Campbell.

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19 3 8 CAULDRON 25 JOANNE HILL MARGARET DADDS EVELYN KURTZ Under the auspices of the local chapter of the D. A. R.. a senior girl is chosen each year by the senior class and the faculty on the basis of good citizenship. For the past three years, the D. A. R. have conducted this program to raise interest in building good character and other qualities essential to good citizenship. The senior report rooms nominated Joanne Hill. Evelyn Kurtz, and Margaret Dadds as the three girls excelling in dependability, leader- ship, patriotism ar.d service, and from this list, the faculty chose Margaret Dadds. From the names sent to the state chairman of the D. A. R. by the local chapters, three names were drawn and the first girl given a trip to Washington, D. C., if she could take advan- tage of it; if not, the second and third in succession were given the same opportunity. In this manner, representative girls from forty- eight states were sent to attend the national conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution and awarded medals of good citizenship. The faculty and students of D. G. H. S. congratu- late Margaret Dadds on her fine achievements in all school activities.