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

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r oLtUKjUttae The students belonging to the language clubs at D.G.H.S. met during thcii class periods to help forget the verbs temporarily, and to in- crease their appreciation of the culture of the land whose language they were learning. This year there was no Language Club Dance, but the Spanish Clubs thoroughly enjoyed their classroom meetings. The students saw interest- ing slides, and enjoyed looking over postal caids that Miss Howland brought back from her recent trip to Spain. Another activity of the Spanish Clubs was the sponsoring of the cloakroom at the Carnival. During the French Club meetings. Miss How- land showed her slides of picturesque France. The groups also spent time looking through copies of Realites or French newspapers. The successful LE PETIT CAFE DE BRETAGNE at the Carnival was another project of the French Clubs. Learning new German songs, recording voices, and having spelling bees were but a few of the activities of this year’s German Clubs under the supervision of Mr. Maas. The Clubs also drafted a constitution which was transposed into German and then memorized by every Club member. The Latin Clubs contributed to the success of the Carnival by sponsoring a booth in the gym. As usual, the Clubs, guided by Mrs. Cleveland and Miss Chessman, prepared and enjoyed the Roman Banquet, the climax of the year's ac- tivities. FRENCH CLUB P. Alms, D. Thompson, S. Virgil, J. Stanton, P Goran- son, A. Humphreys. SPANISH CLUB Row 1—B. Spencer, J. Rose, C. Davidsmeyer, D. Dick- son, M. Howell, E. Younker, N Pence. Row 2—D. Kinter, P. Cotkery, T. Rolando, N. Drapelick, E. Schlagel, J. Montgomery. LATIN CLUB Row 1—E Woiffonbach, M. Krughoff, J. Burns, H Mc- Laughlin, M Lipskcr. Row 2—K. Klundct, R Dudas, H McLaughlin, D Panek, R. Good, B. Bertotti Row 3—J. Cooper, N. Dean, H. Born, R Baukol. N Frey, J. Rogus. GERMAN CLUB Row 1—A. Coffman, N. Erchhorst. Row 2—T. Stevers, L. Means, J. Pautsch.

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Row 1—D Wrlk, S Phillips, M Steger, D Smith, N Nelson, S Martinkus, C. Eickhoist, J. Koceno, J. Reiman, G. Nelson, M Pilot Row 2—J Burns, E Adams, M Vybiial, C- Fettig, L Watts, J Rose, F Edwards, M. Doerr, J. Sienkowski, A. Glojsek, P Ham, B. Spencer Row 3—D Hc«oux, K. Grltner, J O'Haver, H Alkne, D. Prppengei, J Learmonth, N O’Dell, B. Shelton, D. Frish, J WykoH Row 4—P Corkeiy, M Aikens, F Barnes, D Peak, L Walswoith, W TenCate, ( Winne, T Testa, D. Metigei, G. Bertottr Row I—B Baylor, V Wagg, D. Campbell, A Peterson, P. Giosso, D Vesely, P. Montgomery, R Stow, B. Peterson, C. Hilyaid, C. Adams. Row 2—S Rcdfern, B Striker, B I lacker, S Cienkus, E Petchney, T. Dooley, D. Lewis, E. Reichert, B Pitvorec, J. Pluth, D. Novak, C. Kittel. Row 3—L. Cave, R. Plucinski, P. Prevendet, R Scott, H Richardson, J Baker, G. Pavlik, J. Fleetwood, A Houser, J Brdlrk, B Schul . Row 4—I: Lillig, B Rossow, R Huirell, K Majer, M Hindi R Boness, E. Greenman, T Wood, R Magruder, R. Losei R. Zenger.

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Row 1 —C. Padick, Mi. Cleveland, L Agnew, J. Koutny, R Podhradsky, B Zavoika, D. Spensley. Row 2—B Blocker, E. O'Byrne, G. Stauffer, C. RoK- «ei, J Lenneit, G. GoreckiR Atkins Row 3— J Price, B Woodruff, L. Wild, L Cove, B Schlamann, R Read, D Ackley. Row 4—D Fox, T. O'sen, H. Kuch- ler, D. Eisler, T. Testa, T. Poss, B Bristol, D Guen- ther. A. V. A. served the students two courses. The first was providing operators for the motion pictures shown in the classes and for the public address system. The second svas giving the members experience in operating all types of projection and public address equipment. Two awards were given at the end of the year —an emblem when a student had earned fifty hour points and a letter when he had earned 250 additional hours. This year, both officers and members were again striving to give even better service to the school. “All right, boys, put that tree over here. Commands such as this were not uncommon among the unlauded members of the stage crew, which was directed by Mr. Lage. Without the help of these workers, no play or activity could have been produced by students. The crew was always on hand when needed to move scenery, pull curtains, and care for the lights. Often they actually had to construct props to fill the individual needs of the various activities. The student body would like to extend a heartfelt vote of thanks to the faithful members of this group. Row 1—I) Bunting, J. Learmontli, Mi Logo, D. Leitlu ;m, J Wilde Row 2—B. Egncr, A Houser, G. Yons, M Tennery, J Rada, K. Larnan Row 3— D. Compton, K. Hodgen, R Billingsley, B. Crawley, J. Scanlon. 32