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

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Back row: Mrs. Baylor. Mrs. Knglanri. Mrs. Ferguson. Mrs. Senkbilc Front row: Mrs. Davies. Mrs. Hawkins. Mrs. Jahns, Mrs. Schultz Back row: Mr. Fredrickson, Mrs. Riske. Mr. Mallory. Mr. Moll. Mr. Hunyard Front row: Mr. Jadar. Mr. Pappas, Mrs. Finn. Mr. I-cver- enz cafeteria “One Meat Bair custodians Bag Mop Providing an economical, nutritious lunch, the cafe- teria staff, headed by Miss Goodman, slaves all morn- ing over hot stoves. On Thursday the lengthy line makes one ponder over whether or not the supply will meet the demand. Besides barbeques, the home-made pies are a favorite. Throughout the day custodians hear:: Is there a janitor on the third floor . . . Would you please open room 212. I left my books there. In addition to helping students, the custodial staff works around the clock to repair and clean the build- ing and campus. Hats off to the custodians who, in spite of crowded conditions, again did an excellent job. 25

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 Mi»- LoRcna Schorman. M.A.. in Library Science. 5. Librarian; Mrs. Marguerite Bohrnstedt. 13. Library Assistant; Mrs. True Peterson. B.A.. 10. Study Hall Supervisor: Miss Celia Natzke. B.A.. in Library Science. 29. Head Librarian: Miss Patricia Collins. B.A.. 1. Speech Correctionis!. Mr. Kalpli Cressey. M.A., 27. Driver Education; Mrs. Mary K. Rogers. School Treasurer and Secre- tary to Director of Guidance and Testing; Mrs. Alina Pence. 5. Secretary to Principal: Mrs. Margaret Lake. I. Secretary to Dean of Boys; Mrs. Doris F.lv, 2. Secretarv to Dean of Girls; Mrs. Geraldine Thomson. 4. Secretarv to Principal: i i J-r -fr No- P « lured is Mrs. Margaret K. Pros. Secretary to Dean of Girls. ' ' £ •' „ 94V. special services Every day, every hour, and every minute, the myriad of details and duties that crop up at DGHS are exe- cuted by the members of the special service depart- ment. Always busy, the secretaries in the principal's and counselors' offices find both correspondence and public 24 “It All Depends On You” relations work a part of their jobs. The librarians efficiently offer many research and recreational facilities including reference books, back issues of magazines, fiction and non-fiction books, and records.

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“You’re Just Too Marvelous, Too Marvelous for Words’ Joining forces to promote the welfare of youth in home, school, church, and community, the PTA strives to bring the home and the school into a closer relation- ship. An open house for all parents and an information meeting for the eighth grade parents were again held. Also discussed were some controversial teen-ager- parent-teacher problems. Officers included: Mr. Senn H. Heath, president; Mrs. C. W. Curry, vice-president; Mrs. Russell Fernald, vice-president; Miss Almalee Greenlee, secretary; Mr. Lawrence Laird, treasurer; Mrs. Dexter Cooper, pro- gram; Mr. Edward L. Paine, legislative,- Mrs. Bruce Bush, hospitality; Mr. Roy Bollow, safety; Mrs. Edward Frawley, health; and, Mrs. Paul Greenman, Downers Grove Council President. Back Row: Mr. Clarence W. Johnson. Mrs. Douglas Hoffmann. Mr. Roy Bollow. Mr. Herbert Adams. Mrs. Robert Erickson. Mrs. Nelson Wheaton Front Row: Miss Almalee Greenlee. Mrs. C. William. Mr. Senn Heath. Mrs. Russell Fernald. Mr. Lawrence Laird