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

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Henri }■ Chlcoinc Iowa Stale U.. B.A. 8 year» North campos Louise S. Cunningham Northwestern U.. M A. 8 year North campus May K. Lenox St Mary s College. B S 3 year North-Sooth campuses Denis M. Costello Western III. U.. B S. I year North campus Kenneth C. l.age Northwestern U . M A 24 years North campus Vivian C. Vifquain Iowa State U.. B S 28 years North campus Corwin A Hdlmcr U. of Illinois. M S. I year North-South campuses Paul J. Schuh Northern III. U.. B S 2 years North campus Daniel M. Wcnc Northern III. U . B.S. I year North campus Kenneth F.. Zimmerman Northern III. U.. BS I year North-South campuses practical arts departments Increase Manual Dexterity The PRACTICAL ARTS DEPARTMENTS, in- cluding industrial arts and home economics, offer many courses to prepare students for future jobs and homemaking. The Industrial Arts Departments, directed by Mr. Kenneth C. Lage, offer vocational training in five areas, including two years of wood shop, three years of drafting, three years of graphic arts, one year of elec- tric shop, and one year of electronics. The Home Economics Departments, supervised by Miss Vivian V. Vifquain. provide training in home- making. sewing, and preparing food. In addition to the basic courses, the curriculum includes third and fourth year classes in foods and clothing. Mr. Lage and Mrs. l.cnox explain measuring devices. 27

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1 nr fine arts departments Develop Asthetic Appreciation The FINE ARTS DEPARTMENTS offer students the opportunity to express themselves with imagination and creativity while developing natural talents. As a result of intensive work in the classroom, many line music programs and art displays are presented throughout the year. The Art Departments, under the direction of Miss Velma F. Dickson, provide for the interests of talented students through a wide program of instruction. The curriculum includes introductory and advanced courses in applied art and ceramics. Through experimentation with the use of cloth, glass, tile, wire, paint, and paper, students find new ideas and develop selective taste. The Music Departments, headed by Mr. John L. Svoboda. give students training in two important areas: vocal and instrumental music. Annually, many line concerts demonstrate the development of student talent which is encouraged by the departments. Velma F. Dickson Slate U.. of Iowa. M A. 2J years North campus Richard W. Mart Am, Conservatory of Music. M.M. 6 years North campus Madeline J. Rowe School of the Art Inst.. B.A.E. 2 years South campus Lance H. Schulz Vandcrcook College. M.M.E. 2 years North-South campuses Barbara M. Barnes Northwestern U.. M M 10 years North-South campuses Ronald H. Jakes Northern III. U.. B S 2 years North campus John C. Svoboda Vandercook Collette. M.M.F.. IS years North-South campuses Steve Olson kettles the score. Concentration takes different forms. 26

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OS-rA Sue f-rcdcrickson exhibits confidence on the trampoline. Gcorire Fcuerschweniccr Northern III. U.. M S K year South campus Sandra J Kemp Northern III U.. B.S. 4 years South campus Gita Michael Northwestern U.. M A. 2 years North campus Gary L. Cook Illinois Wesleyan I!.. B A. J years North-South campuses Lois L. Ibhotvon U. of Wisconsin. B S. 2 years South campus Roner E. Lofgrcn North Central ('.. B S 7 year North campus Ralph E. Cresse» Colorado State C.. M A J5 years North campus Frank W. Ibbotson U. of Wisconsin. B.S. 2 years North campus Irene S. Krajewski U. of Wyoming. M.A. 16 years North campus Charles J. Novotny Dc Paul University. M.A. 7 years South campus Sandra G. Rasmussen Northern III. U . B S. I year North campus 28