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

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Mm. Boylcr. Mm. Ferguson, Mrs. Davies. CAFETERIA We owe our deep thanks and appreciation to Miss V. Godman and her staff for the excellent job they have done this year in spite of the poor facili- ties, due to the incomplete cafeteria. The gym has served a double purpose this year as both a gym and lunchroom. Yet the staff has still provided us with a variety of hot and cold sandwiches, milk and ice cream CUSTODIANS Whether there are halls to be swept, woodwork to be dusted, desks to be repaired, or jammed lockers to be opened, the custodians are always eager and willing to help. They managed to keep the gymnasium orderly despite the numerous activi- ties and lunch period held there. The seventeen member staff, headed by Will Fredrickson, did a stupendous job in maintaining pleasant study con- ditions in our growing school ROW 1: Mrt. J. Finn, Wilt Frederickson (Building Superintendent) , Gus Poppas, Edward Ackmonn. ROW 2: Michael Sottanni, John Hunyord, Frank Olson, Stanley Jader. ROW 3: Williom Moll, Henry Foulhaber, William Natchway, leroy Riske, Hendrik Stijve.

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Mrs. Geraldine Thompson. Mr». Elizabeth Dixon, Mr». Ido Good, Mrt. Mary Roger». Mrs. Pal Olien, Mrs. Elmo Pence, M's. Ma gorel Pros. SPECIAL SERVICES Mr. Ralph Croitey, M. A.. 28; Mr. Freni Riddletberger. 8. Ed.. 17; Mr. George Feuersehwcnger, B.S., I. What a job it is to keep a smiling lace, answer the telephone, type, keep attendance records, and answer questions at the same time. However, the D. G. H. S. office force managed very well and everyone will re- member how convenient it was to get short but definite answers to inquires like, Has a physics book been turned in? or When may 1 talk to Mrs. Anderson’ The office secretaries make the students' and teachers' lives much easier and certainly more pleasant in D.G.H.S “Will you renew this book? Where do I find the Life Magazines’ These were com- mon questions to the librarians who kept our library in operating order and assisted the student body and teachers in locating refer- ence books, fiction and non-fiction books, magazines, and records. Mr». Edilh Campbell, M.A., I; Mi»» lorono Shormon, M.A., 6; Mr». Marguerite Bohrntledf.

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BAND PARENTS Standing; Mr. Robert terchc. Mr. Harvey Balzcr, Mr. Cloronce Shocmoker. Mr. Gene Haney. Seated: Mrj. Robert Ouigg, Mr. Art Fohrenkrog, Mrs. Loris Brownell, Mr. Corl Andorson. Backing up our band is an important parent organization—the Band Parents Association. Among the Band Parents Associa- tion's functions are the defraying of music contest expenses and the en- largement and maintenance of the music department's audio - visual equipment. Each year music scholarships are provided for talented band members at the summer music camp of the University of Illinois. ORCHESTRA PARENTS The orchestra, this year, was again ably sponsored by the Orchestra Parents Association. This organization provides financial assistance f o r the members of the orchestra. It sponsors semi-annaul concerts, the state contest trip, and an- nual scholarship awards to the outstanding seniors of the or- chestra. Students who play in the orchestra are certainly in- debted to the orchestra parents for their lively interest. 26 Scaled: Mu Horold Hill, Mrs. Charles 8ornes, Mr. George Miller. Standing: Mr. I. lewis, Mr. Gene Honey, Mr. George Moore.