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

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JULIAN M. TAYLO Mathematics The 'M' stands lor mind your own business. HELEN LANGRILL I'm sorry, no red wal- lets have been turned in.” VIVIAN VIFQUAIN Clothing Home Economics A stitch in time saves nine. JANIS MITCHELL “Your attention, please. HARVEY WAYLAND Typing Commercial Law Warm up for a ten- minute test. HELEN PHELPS The teacher's mailbox isn't here anymore. ELEANOR DOSS The telephone is right over there. MARY ROGERS I'm sorry, you can't use the phone, it's been taken out.

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J. LEE MILLER Mathematics Physics If you want to flunk, I'll flunk you. CELIA NATZKE Librarian Tea will be served in my office after school. GLENN OLNEY Sociology, History Debate “When I was in Hawaii with the Marines— anb Habits EDWARD L. PAINE Mathematics “Don’t do any more work than you have to. WILLIAM POHLMANN Chorus. A Cappclla You haven't been living right. THEODOR REPSHOLDT English “At ease, class. EDWIN F. MAAS German I Verstehen Sie? BETTY WEINERT Ass't Secretary to the Principal T don't hove the class standings yet KATHARINE REUTHER History. Geography “But reallv, people, I mean it. FRANK RIDDLESBERGER Driving. Shop “I said step on the brake, no, no, B-R-A-K-E1 LETITIA SAUNDERS English “Presumably you have not done your homework.' OPAL JEAN SCHULTZ Home Management Foods I Home Economics “That tastes awful.” CLARENCE SHOEMAKER Band “Don't pile yourself into a chair like cordwood. MARIE SLEPICKA General Science “Put the metal in the bottle and it will settle to the bottom. JAMES STAHL Physical Education “One, two, one. two, up, down, up, down.' JOHN SVOBODA Orchestra “An 'A'. please. 15

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Council STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS J. Dutcher, President; B Walker, Vice-Presi- dent; P. King, Secretary; lune Meyer, Treasurer. Meeting every Monday during the seventh period, the repre- sentatives of Student Council forwarded many interesting pro- jects. They sponsored sale of Trojan” stickers, Downers” pennants, and school directories. The Council members acted as hosts and hostesses at Open House, College Night, and the Career Conference. Two big social events planned by the Council v ere the Freshmen Party and a bonfire rally held the night before the last game of the football senson. This year's Council added the purchasing of new cheer- leading outfits to their record of achievements. They also changed the number of cheerleaders from fourteen to eight. Every student in school was represented in the Council by an elected representative from his counseling or English class. We can truly say that Student Council v as ’the sounding board of student opinion”. STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: P Dailey, Mrs An- dersen (advisor), P. King, J. Dutcher, B. Walker, June Meyer, B. Powell. Row 2: I. Eierman. R. Vieth, D. Smith, J. Adkins, C. Crawley. K. Antonoff, I Flemming, N Wills, N. Stephens. Row 3: S. Phillips. D. Ken- nedy, K. Laman. J. Stanton, P Hirshfield, D. Lekovish, B. Carlson, N. Viereg, C. Gustafson. D. Tatro. Row 4: I. Twardzik, A. Vix, T. Cline, D Lauchle, T. Spicer, B Tate, D Kinter, S. Winkle. 17