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

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t MRS. CHARIOTTE ANDERSEN Astittonl Principol ond Deon ©f Girl» MR. WAYNE GUTHRIE Director of Telling ond Guidance MR. HERBERT ADAMS Deon of Boy P T A Bridging the gap between each student's home and school activity is DGHS's energetic Parent-Teacher Association Two of the PTA's four annual meetings, this year, were the Fall Open House and the Christmas concert. Working with the high school's teen-agers, the organization began making plans for the installation of a stop-light on Main Street near the school. A student-conducted survey helped to provide necessary information for the PTA members engaged in the project. Once again, PTA proved the basis for improved parent-teacher-student relationships MRS. ClARA SEARIES Standing, left to right: Mr . Curry, Mr . Gregory, Mr . Cooper, Mr . Krette, Mr. Adorn . Mr. Seinworth. Visiting Counselor Mr . Barons, Mr . Borrenbrugge, Mr . Sondow. Seated, left to right: Mr Powell, Mrs. Fernold, Mr. laird, Mr . Silborslorf, Mist Poul.

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Mr. Glenn E. Pickrel, Superintendent ADMINISTRATION Mr. Clo encc W. Johnson, Principal Or. Melvin J. Hetlond, Curriculum Director This year we are proud to welcome Mr. Glenn E. Pickrel as our new superintendent of schools. He, along with the Board of Education, is doing a commendable job directing our high school through this trying period of construction and expansion. The administrative staff deserves our special gratitude for the guidance it offers. Through the efforts of Messrs Pickrel. Johnson, Adams, Guthrie, Mrs. Andersen and Dr. Hetland. the students are taught the principles of fine living and given the basis on which to form outstanding characters. TOP ROW Mr. Donn R. Armtlrong Mr. John 6. Sollemi Mr. Fred Eickemeyer Mrt. Roberta Corbin BOTTOM ROW Mr. Albert H. Bowers Mr. Edmund T. Groat Mrs. Charles W. Wyman Mr. Howard H. Kollz II

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Standing: Mrs. tois C. Dahl, M.A., 11; Mrs. Pauline Kirchhoff, 8.A. 1 ; Miss Almolcc Greenlee, M.A., 3, Counselor; Miss Lola Hunting, B.A., 1. Seated: Mrs. Noel Johns, 8.S., 1; Miss Potricia Bush, M.A., 1; Miss Morjoric Wood, M.A., ), Dromo Coach. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT David Copperfield, Julius Caesar, the Mer- chant o f Venice these previously rather vague and hazy characters now begin to take definite shape in our minds through the per- severance of our English teachers. These same patient people, guided by Dr. Melvin Hetland, lead us through the maze of gerunds, abstract nouns and through all the complexities of the research paper. Instruction in speech is also included in our English curriculum. With the completion oi English, we have developed and improved ability to read, write, spell, and speak. Standing: Mr. George Toler, M.A., 1; Mr». Nancy Walcrbury, 8.A., 2. Scored: Mr. Charles Lowburgh, M.A., 6: Miss Sandro Welker, B.S., 1. 16 Slonding: Mr. John C. Bowles, 8.A., 2. Seoted: Mr. Edward Enger, B.A., 2; Mr. George 8. Pappos, M.A., 6.