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

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COMMON MIND »» C. I. SHOEMAKER Band B.A. Drake University, M.Mus. University of Michigan. ARDENA D. ULHORN Assistant Librarian A.B. Northwestern University. VIVIAN C. VIFQUAIN Home Economics B.S. Iowa State College, Northwestern University. EARL C. WOLFE Physics, Unified Studies B.A. Iov a State Teachers College, M.A. Northwestern University. DOROTHY WOLFINGER English B.E. Wisconsin State Teachers College, Ph.M. University of Wis- consin. CATHERINE WOOD Speech A.b. Illinois Wesleyan, University of Illinois, M.A. Northwestern University. CONNIE CROWTHER Secretary to Principal Downers Grove High School. PATRICIA PESCH Assistant Secretary to Principal Downers Grove High School. HELEN M. PHELPS Assistant Secretary to Superintendent Downers Grove High School. ERMA R. SHOTOLA Secretary to Superintendent Minneapolis Business College. Mr. Shoemaker Miss Vifquain Miss Wolfinger Miss Crowther Miss Phelps Miss Ulhorn Mr. Wolfe Miss Wood Miss Pesch Miss Shotola Fifteen

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’ T I S EDUCATION FORMS THE Miss Leo Miss Lytle Miss Marks Mr. Nelson Mr. Patterson Miss Poole Mr. Lindberg Mr. Mahr Miss Natzke Mr. Nordon Mr. Pohlman Miss Routhor DOROTHY LEE English S.E. Illinois State Normal University, University ol Chicago. MELVIN S. LINDBERG Mathematics B.E. Northern Illinois State Teachers College, University of Chicago. EDITH LYTLE English, General Mathematics B.A. University of Illinois, University of Wisconsin. CLARK MAHR Commercial B.A. Simpson College, Univorsity of Wisconsin. ARGENT MARKS Home Economics B.A. North Central College, University of Wisconsin. CELIA NATZKE Librarian A.B. Iowa State Teachers College. University of Illinois. T. W. NELSON Woodwork, Mechanical Drawing B.S. Stout Institute, M.S. Colorado State College. GORDEN NORDEN World History, Athletics Eureka College. Illinois State Normal Univorsity, B.S. Bradley Poly- technic Institute, Colorado Stato College of Education. B. HAYES PATTERSON History, Sociology, Debate A.B. Bethany College, Kansas Wesloyan, M.A. Univorsity of Mich- igan. WILLIAM G. POHLMAN Vocal Music Ph.B. University of Chicago, American Conservatory of Music. MARGUERITE POOLE English A.B. University of Illinois. KATHARINE REUTHER History A.B. Ripon College. M.A. University of Chicago, Oshkosh State Teachers College. THE CAULDRON OF NINETEEN HUNDRED FORTY-ONE Fourteen

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P. T. A. FIRST ROW: Mr. Johnson, Mrs Fletcher, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Grif fin, Mrs. Vial, Mrs. Uphoff, Mrs Hart, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Groat SECOND ROW: Mr. Abbas, Mr Gwinn, Mr. Goltry, Mr. Cleve land, Mrs. Andersen, Mrs. Logan Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Dungan, Mrs Scott, Mrs. Hixon. Band Parents FIRST ROW: Mrs. Hartzler, Mr. Vogele, Mrs. Lamon. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gordinior, Mr. Shoe- maker. Parent-Teachers Association Band Parents Parents of band members belong to the organization which finances the trips made by the band and purchases new instruments. Money for these things is raised by the annual tag day, concerts, and card party. The band parents are also active in trying to interest other ’students in joining the band and in making the work interesting for those already in it. The most outstanding work of the P. T. A. is their sponsoring of the T. B. tests for high school students. As the result of these tests several students have been found with active cases of tuberculosis. The students have been cured because the disease was discovered in its earliest stages. At their meetings, where parents and teachers become acquainted, educational lectures and other entertainment is provided. Their fund has been beneficial in helping students who would not otherwise be able to continue in school. Every year they have a new motto. This year's is For every boy and every girl a worthy stake in life. Sixteen