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

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Row I — Mis. Davies, Mrs. Moffett, Mis. Ferguson, Mis. Hawkins. Row 2— Mis. Johns, Mrs Duncan, Mis Myers C uslocli umj Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner—our day wouldn't be complete if one were missing. How many of us depend on those marvelous Chefs foi our important noon pickup! Such things as bar-be-cues, creamed chicken, and as- sorted pies have made this restaurant locally famous. The fine group of men who made up our staff of custodians could have been found working at many different jobs during the course of the day. They had to be jacks-of-all-trades. Be- cause of their diligence and untiring efforts, we can be proud of our school and campus. Row I — I Lcveienz, f Staffeldt, L. Mambel, B Fiedeiickson Row 2— I Rich, R. Waggoner, K Cailson, G. Pappas, I) McMillan J VandeiPloeg, J. Poppas. Absent— E. Zimmoilin. IS

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Scaled—Mis EisIoi, Mi Johnson, Mis Dean, Mi Cobb, Mis Miller, Mi Boyd, Mis An doiscn SI a nd i n q—M r s . GodshalL, Mis lea. Mis Pence, Mis Lehmann, Mi Gulhiie, Mis Rusche, Mis Frid- ley, Mis Hayes, Mis Kiichhoff. P-D.Jl. a MIC Through discussions and projects, the Parent- Teachers Association has continued to promote education and guidance of young people. Again this year, the P-T.A. sponsored Chest X-rays for students and an Open House for parents. New on their menu was the encouragement of a Future Teachers of America Club at High School. By contributing to scholarship funds the P-T.A. hopes to arouse an interest in the field of teaching. Whether it be to counteract an upset stom- ach, bandage a cut finger, or ease a headache, students and faculty members are always sure of competent and ready assistance from the Clinic. While clinic assistants are mainly concerned with treating common ailments and recording the day’s happenings. Miss Beck is called upon whenever a more serious development arises. Seated—C. Ciow, Miss Beck. Standing—J Biad- ley, B Johnson, S. Oldman, J Koons (on scale). Absent—P. Kc-hoo, C Vachlon, B Walz. 17

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7 7, , ,,■ Row 1—C. Ingles, S. Moiling, F Moll, G Gollon, M Euler, J Peterson, B Padgett, A Long, N Grimes, N Norpell, D. Rekstad D Spensley Row 2—B Bish, B. limme, J Sienkowski, C. Wyman, A Henry, H Hornburg, K Klett, B Kremei, K Myles, D. Renk, W. Hayes, I Michael, R Nelson, B Reidy, C Smith Row 3—B. Reeves, R W-jrl, R Kiips, J Sommer, J Sommer, J Meiser, G. Fridley, J Hadfield, W Graft, D Davis, C. Themer, C. Rohrer, H Weiss Row 4—D Siedentop, R Vix, R Maly, I Campbell, P. Donahoe, A Tenutty, T Prucha, R Decker, B Bristol. D Wilier, J. Pasakarnis, R. Jenkins P McLaughlin Row 1—G. Wagnecht. K. Vath, J. Monkman, C. Kiley, J. Stolley, N Frey, L. Mrkvicka, N. Dean, V Witt, D Ander- son C Meitl, B Schumacher, C. Miller. Row 2—S. Brundage, R. Seeley, R. Kiemer, N. Kier, B Bertotti, J Ackerman, J. Joyce, C Padick, J Burke, P. Glas- tetter, J Lynn, O. Bidlik, R Frost. J Heidenreich. Row 3—J Kuitzweil, R. Carter, E. Weber, H Ehninqer, H Ktause, R Waggoner, G. Carrie, H Floyd. B Maes, R Read, D. Tyler, E. O'Byrne, J. McChesney, E. Grandys. Row 4—D Miner, B Cave, W Green, L. Wood, R. Davies, T. Olsen, C. Flowers, P. Dedero, T. Stolte, M Kulhanek V Sehstedt, C. Saladino, R Damert, H Stanton )