David Douglas High School - Celtic Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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En lih Mrs. Margaret E. Northrup Miss Willene Overmyer Mrs. Carol Pavlakovich English 5-6 English l-2 English 7-8 BA., Grand Island College B.S., Portland State College B.S., Duquesne University MA., Colorado University Beginning with the sopho- more level, special proiects are required for each class. Sophomore students submit notebooks containing intor- mation which they have gathered through research about occupations ot their first and second choice. Jun- ior and senior students give author talks in coniunction with their respective curric- ula. Mr. George Pavalakovich English 3-4 B.S., Duquesne University Mrs. Dickinson explains the characteristics of English literature. Miss Agatha Rinella Mr. John Stradtman Mrs. Judith Whiting Mr. Gordon L. Wilson English 3-11, Counselor English 7-8 English l-2 English 5-6 BA., University of Portland A.B., San Diego State College BA., Willamette University B,S., Oregon State University

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Department Growing from a Teaching sTaTf of Three, The English deparTmenT now boasTs of 23 well-qualified insTrucTors. Curriculum, Too, has evolved inTo a four-year program covering as many phases as possible, such as liTeraTure, composiTion, and grammar. As a final addiTion To The deparTmenT, The reading lab- oraTory was added To aid The sTudenT Toward eTTicienT reading. Mrs. Beafrice Hansen English 1-2 BA., Radford Sfate Teachers .M.Ed,, Virginia PolyTechnic InsfiTuTe Mrs. Eleanor A. Heide Mrs. Efhel M. Jobs English l-2, 3-4 English 5-6, U.S. History A.B,, University of Oregon A.B., University of Nebraska 7 Y f 9. mi ji 1 W V' ., l l Y- H Mrs. Joanna Klick MV- Fred W. KUl'1l Depgrfmenf Chairman English 5-6, Journalism, Highlander Mr. Pavlakovich helps a sophomore find some informaTion for his English 7'8f Humcmllles B'S MS University of Oregon vocational noTebook. Miss Karen Kullbom English 5-6 BJ-X., Mills College B.A., Northern Idaho College of EducaTion M.A., STaTe Universify of Iowa Mr. Roberf E. Longanecker Miss MGVQGVGT MUYSVS English i-2, 3-4 English 5-6 BA., UniversiTy of Kansas Cify B-3-I Pofflfmd STOTG College I9

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In the fall of 1954 only one foreign language was offered at David Douglas. That language was Spanish, and it was taught by Mrs. Vera Cook. When Douglas opened its doors last fall, six languages, including general language were of- fered to the stuolents. To meet the needs of this in- creased curriculum, there is now a language laboratory located in the Junior Build- ing. Forei Il Lan ua M55 KYVG Dodge Mr. George Friesen Mrs. Joy Heaney l-Ofifi l'Qf French l-2, RUSSWVW l'2 German l-2, 3-4, General Language French 1-2, 3-4 BA-, WlWlTmOn College BA., Cascade College BA., University of Washington li Mr. Quinn iokes with his class as they practice singing French Christmas carols. X., Mr. Robert Herberger Spanish I-2, 3-4 BA., Willamette University Miss Sally Hogan Mrs. Marie Meynink Mr. David J. Quinn Miss Erna Wiessner Spanish i-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, Department Chairman Department Chairman German l-2, 3-4, 5-6 General Language Latin l-2, 3-4, 5-6 French l-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 Russian l-2, 3-4, 5-6 BA., University of Portland General Language General Language BA., University of Oregon BA., University of Washington BA., Willamette University