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

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19 3 8 C A U L D R O N 29 THE CAULDRON STAFF MARGARET DADDS. . JEANETTE FERGUSON. AUBERT RUTH MARGARET WARNER ROBERT BOBOSKY ELEANOR HARTZLER TOM RAY........... JOHN MONTGOMERY BETTY JEAN ANDERSON ARTHUR SEVERES.... MARY HOOPER....... ROBERT HUNYARD.... CHARLES SHERIDAN JEAN FREED........ HARVARD TOWNSEND MARJORIE KENDALL DAVID JENKINS..... LORRAINE LOWER MARIE MICHALEK.... ELAINE FELTON..... Editor-in-Chief Subscription Editor Subscription Editor ........Activities ..........Activities Literary Editor . Literary Editor . Literary Editor .........Art Editor Art Editor Girls' Athletics Boys’ Athletics Boys' Athletics Snapshot Editor Snapshot Editor Feature Editor . . . . Feature Editor ..............Typist ..............Typist ..............Typist

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19 3 8 CAULDRON 28 t i a dL. THE CAULDRON IN THE MAKING As underclassmen, we always wondered how the Cauldron was made. After seeing and hearing so much about it, we formed a rather vague idea of how it was done, but we know now how much work it takes to produce the Cauldron. We, of the staff, have never spent a busier year. You remember that fellow who used to pop his head in the classroom ond shout something like. So and so pictures in the Auditorium, right awaaaaaay! ? We were the ones. What a time our editor and advisor had keeping our noses in close contact with the old grindstone, and how we sweated over pictures, covers, verses, dummies, etc.! Seriously, we've all tried our best to give you a beautiful Cauldron for this, our last year. MISS ROBISON Advijor

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30 STANDING: Jur«k, Roimor. McCabe. Cardin. Mazo. Edwards, Kendall. Grush, Smaus. Her, Widler. Eickemeyer. Hunyord. Jonkins. Bool. Warner. SEATED: Bingle. Breoult. Jelinek, Mitchell. Hall. Thompson. Staats, Westhofer. Feightner, Nelson, Fishel, Dennis. STANDING: Hoopor. Davies. Soxby. Shoemoker. Fjord. M. Smith. Kinne, Simon. Prescott. Boteman, Rodeos. Kurtz. SEATED: Felton, R. Smith. Ferguson. Doigh, Meyer. McCollum, Volberding. Boldebuck. HIGH LIFE Since its birth in March, 1933. the High Life has grown consider- ably. Beginning with one page, it hos gradually increased to four, six. and then finally, eight pages. The paper, published every two weeks by the Downers Grove Publishing Company, keeps the student in touch with the activities of the school and those of his classmates. It is filled with editorials, news of the various sports and school institutions, advertising, sociol news and such features as Happy Birthdoy , Chatter, and Student Opinion. The humor is provided for the most part by the High Life Line, a column written by a selected senior with the help of contributors to the Contribox. Students who are interested in journalism try out for reporter positions and ore given ample opportunity for promotion. Miss Hennis. the faculty advisor, super- vises the journalistic features of the paper and trains the newcomers. The section of the High Life that hos probably mode the greatest strides is the advertising. Through the untiring efforts of each advertising manager, the number of od inches has been steadily increased. The paper is supported by the candy counter sales, the stamp plan, and the town merchants. Mr. Daigh's capability os business advisor has been proven by the progress mode in his section of the paper.