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BAND PARENTS PARENT- TEACHERS ASSOCIATION The annual band contest Is the highest test of the band's achievement. During eoch year, every member has his part to play showing his year’s ac- complishment. The Band Parents Association has financed the band's trips and purchased new instruments. Money is raised by the annual Tag Day. the card party and three concerts. The Association is made up of parents of band members, who constantly strive to make band work more interesting to its members. The theme used this year by the Parent-Teachers Association is Youth Moves On to New Horizons. In this study, they group the problems facing the American youth of today who are the people of tomorrow. As a part of this year's program, they again sponsored tuberculosis tests, and made a donation to the county tuberculosis fund. Other of their projects which deserve a hearty vote of thanks were the raising of money for needy students and the final payments on the box set for the stage. A subject of particular interest this year to the people of Downers Grove has been the purchase of six of Mr. Lane K. Newberry's paintings, known throughout the United States and exhibited at both world fairs. BAND PARENTS Mr. Vogde. Mrs. Hortzlcr. Mr. Noramore. Mrs. Smous. Mr. Shoe- maker PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION SECOND ROW: Mr. Johnson. Mr. Cleveland, Mrs. Finger, Mrs. Stev- enson. Mrs. Cook. Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs. Emerson. Mrs. liddle. FIRST ROW: Mrs. J. Bolton. Mrs. Ogden. Mrs. Hixon. Mrs. Turner. Mrs. G. Holmes. Mrs. Scott.
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14 THE 1940 CAULDRON OF AMERICANISM OUR GUIDES IN THE CLASSROOM Ethel M. Gillmor. B.S.: Margaret Fluent, B.A.: Richard P. Barrows. B.S.: Lettie Judkins, B.S.: Clark Mohr, M.B.A.; Nellie Anne Frush, B.S.: Elizabeth Chapman, B.A.: Pearl A. Blackwell, B.A.: Grace M. Hennis. M.A.: Edith Lytle. B.A.; Helen G. Brown. M.A.; Marguerite Poole, B.A.: Vera Reisser. B.A.: Betty Pierce, B.S.: Mary Leslie Robison. M.S.: Argent Marks, B.A.: Charlotte D. Andersen, M.A. ART AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT ETHEL M. GILLMOR Hobby: Art work. Ambition: Accomplish some- thing of value in the field of Art. Pet peeve: People «ho don't moke best of opportunities but just sit' Home town: Champaign. Illinois. MARGARET FLUENT Hobby: Cook; plays. Ambition: Live in south in winter and the north in summer. Pet Peeve: Do we dress today? Home town: Charles City. Iowa. RICHARD 3ARROWS Hobby: Traveling. Ambition: To moke Downers Grove football champions. Pet peeve: Boys who con do good work in athletics but who just sit . Home town: Ido Grove. Iowa. COMMERCIAL ART DEPARTMENT LETTIE JUDKINS Hobby: Sports, more os a spectator. Ambition: Certified Public Accountant. Pet peeve: Oum-chow- ing. Home town: Downers Grove. Illinois CLARK MAHR Hobby: Gardening. Ambition: Lorge truck and orchard farm. Pet peeve: Promises not kept. Home town: Downers Grove. Illinois. NELLIE ANNE FRUSH Hobby: Cooking; embroidering; hook rugs. Amb lion: Travel in the United States. Pet peeve: People not following directions. Home town: Ploosontvillc. Iowa. ELIZABETH CHAPMAN Hoboy: Bicycling; swimming. Ambition: To be hap- py. Pet peeve: Crooked scorns in stockings Home town: Silvis. Illinois. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT PEARL A. BLACKWELL Hobby: Golfing; sewing; music Ambition: To be an opera singer. Pet peeve: Keeping track of fresh- man books. Home town: Tuscola, Illinois. GRACE M. HENNIS Hobby: Cooking; flower gardening; reading; theo- ter; music. Ambition: To hove time to do all she would like to do; to spend weekend without hoving papers to grade. Pet peeve: Being poked in back while wolking down crowded hall. Home town: Sandwich. Illinois. EDITH LYTLE See Mathematics Department HELEN GERTRUDE BROWN Hobby: Reading. Ambition: To travel. Pet peeve: Toothpicks. Home town: Sibley. Iowa. MARGUERITE POOLE Hobby: Raising gold fish; making an afghan. Am- bitiort: Finish her afghan; learn more about fish, birds, flowc.s. Pet peeve: Students who come to class with- out books; people who use trite expressions. Home town: Polo. Illinois. VERA REISSER Hobby: Reading non fiction books: driving; walk- ing. Ambition: Perfect attendance for a week. Pet peeve: Dishonesty. Home town: Omaha, Nebraska. BETTY PIERCE Hobby: Collecting cut gloss (antique); interior dec- orating- reading Ambition: Trovel extensively. Pet peeve: People who chew gum. Home town: 8dvidcrc. Illinois MARY LESLIE R08IS0N Hobby: Roses; needlepoint; thoroughbreds; Enq land. Ambition: To collect more trans-Atlantic lab- els; to possess a library os fine as Sterling North's. Pet peeve: People with no sensitivity to poetry; quick lunch. Home town: Pekin, in the heorf of Illinois; Peek-in sometime. ARGENT MARKS See Home Economics Deportment. CHARLOTTE D. ANDERSEN Hobby: Cooking; reading Ambition: Additional degree in personnel work. Pet peeve: People who do rot face life squorely. Home town: Downers Grove, Illinois.
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