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

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ASPIRIN AND BAN DAI DS Our clinic, under the direction of Miss Beck and her assistants, operated as a First-Aid center at DGHS Stu- dents and faculty who felt temporarily out of sorts often appeared at the clinic in search of aspirin, bandaids, and, sometimes, the use of a bed for an hour or so. Although her assistants kept track of students who came to the clinic, and administered to minor ailments, Miss Beck handled all suspected broken bones, sprains, or serious pains CLINIC M. Reynolds. B. Norman. B. Richie. M. Woodworth. Miss Beck. P.-T.A. BOARD Row I: Mr. Rajsky. Mr. Thompson. Mr. Jacobs (President). Mrs. Sti- mart. Mr. Repsholdt. Mrs. Andersen. Row 2: Mr. Paine. Mrs. Lauchle. Mrs. Bidstrup. Mrs. Kuhlman. Mrs. Woodcock, Mrs. Dwyer, Mrs. Hahn- dorf, Mrs. Wolz. Mrs. Koehler. Mr. Johnson. Not in Picture: Mr. Gould. Mrs. Mor- ling, Mr. Krughoif. Mrs. Riley. Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Campbell. This year, as is the tradition of Open House at DGHS, the parents went to school and followed the same sched ule as their offspring to get a students'-eye-view of school life. This and the annual Christmas program were sponsored by P.-T.A. Foremost on F T.A s agenda this year were discus- sions of extra-curricular activities led by their faculty ad- visors. Participation in the Better Films Council was also included. PARENT- TEACHERS 17 ►

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MERYL HABERMAN 2 years Girls' Physical Education. Advisor of G.A.A., Sophomore Girls Counsellor. University of Illinois B.S., Northwestern University M.S., University of Wiscon- sin, University of Southern California at Los Angeles, University of Colorado. IRENE KRAJEWSKI 1 year Girls' Physical Education. Advisor of Leaders' Club, Cheerleaders. American College of Physical Educa- tion, Indiana University B.S. RICHARD KUCERA Boys' Physical Education. Baseball, Varsity Basketball. University of Illinois B.S. JAMES STAHL Boys' Physical Education. Track, Varsity Football. Eastern Illinois State Teachers College B.Ed., University of Michigan, Univer- sity of Illinois. OPAL JEAN SCHULTZ 1 year Home Economics, Foods, Home Manage- ment. Iowa State College B.S., Washington University at St. Louis, University of Minnesota. VIVIAN VIFQUAIN 13 years Clothing. Iowa State College B.S., Northwestern University, University of Washington. MARY GODDARD 3 years Orchestra. Illinois Wesleyan University B.M.Ed., M.Mus., Chicago Musical College, Northwestern University, Illinois State Normal University. WILLIAM G. POHLMANN 20 years Vocal Music. American Conservatory of Music, Uni- versity of Chicago Ph.B. CLARENCE SHOEMAKER 21 years Band Director. Drake University B.S., Columbia School of Music, University of Michigan M.Mus. ELEANOR DOSS 4 years Secretary to Dean of Girls. Downers Grove High School. HELEN LANGRILL 4 years Secretary to Principal. Downers Grove High School. JANIS MITCHELL 1 year Assistant Secretary to Principal. Acquinis High School in La Crosse, Wis- consin, North Central College. HELEN PHELPS 19 years Secretary to Superintendent. Downers Grove High School. MARY ROGERS 1 year Assistant Secretary to Superintendent. Downers Grove High School. 5 years 4 years Mrs. Haberman Miss Krajcwski Mr. Kuccra Mr. Stahl Miss Schultz Miss Vifquain Miss Goddard Mr. Pohlmann Mr. Shoemaker Mrs. Doss Miss Langrill Mrs. Mitchell Miss Phelps Mrs. Rogers TANNERS

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ENGINEERS Ever break a bottle of ink or unable to get your locker open? Then you've known how capable the cus- todians are! Headed by Mr. Leverenz, these men perform the 1001 jobs that keep our school in working order. They do everything fiom heating the school and fixing cracks in ceilings to waxing the gym floor and replacing burned out light bulbs. Shoveling walks in winter, mowing lawns in summer, and keeping the campus neat and attractive are among their duties, too. CUSTODIANS Row 1: E. Rosinc. Mr. Staffeldt. Mr. Leverenz, B. Rosine. Row 2: Mr. Vroman. Mr. Zimmerlin, Mr. Vander Ploeg, Mr. Runger, Mr. Frederickson. Inset: Mr. Pappas. CAFETERIA Mrs. Meyers, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Davies. Mrs. Lower, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Schrank. Mrs. Hawkins. Is there any cherry pie?” Where's the apple pie?” are everyday questions posed by students in the cafe- teria line, for these pies, like the bar-be-ques, are tradi- I I lions at DGHS. U 171-01-1X1 Each day the cafeteria ladies satisfy enormous stu- dent appetites by preparing nutritious lunches which are filling and delicious. To top it all, the food is varied and mighty reasonable! — Our hats are off to you, Cafeteria Ladies! Good! « 18 t