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

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Stanley M. Stood. B.S. English I. III. Book Club lorna S. Sterling, B.S. English I Donald E. Vondracok, M.A. English II. III. IV. Debofo. Book Club. Debate Coach Miss Betty Chossmen makes a critical analysis of Jim Vcightman's work. Gaylo A. Esarovo, B.S. John E. Fuhrken, B.S. English II. Speech. Drama. English I. II. Debate Coach Cheorleading, Pop Club Sandy Weir contemplates tho tragedy of Macbeth. 21

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English Strives to Meet Individual Needs The ENGLISH department, headed by Mrs. Margarete Cantrell, strives to develop in each student an interest and understanding of speech, literature, and writing. Broaden- ing student interests and experience in the cultural life of the past and present is a very real goal of the department. At the freshman and sophomore levels, courses are di- vided into skills improvement, general, and honors English, while at the junior and senior levels, students may elect to take regular or college preparatory English. Programs are available by which a semester of speech, debate, or a year of journalism may be taken to fill the graduation require- ments of four years of English. English teachers moot in an informal planning session. Margarcto A. Cantrell, M.A. English IV—Department Hoad Book Club 8etty Leo Chessman, M.A. English III. Latin I. II High Life. Latin Club Lois C. Dahl. M.A. English IV Cauldron Gail A. Denkor, B.A. Judith A. Donaldson, M.A. English II, Girls' Club English I 20 Paulino S. Kirchhoff. A.B. English III. IV, Journalism Byron Lott. 8.S. English II. Wrestling Coach Norma Magnuson, M.S. English II. Ill George B. Pappas, M.A. English IV. Hi-Y

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Vine® Long strives to master fhot subtle Fronch accent. Foreign Languages Provide a Key to World Understanding Under the supervision of Mr. Fredric Moore, the FOR- EIGN LANGUAGE department offers courses in French. Spanish. German, and Latin. As well as learning basic gram- mar and vocabulary, language students acquire a knowl- edge of the history and culture of the country whose lan- guage they are studying. Classroom activities are supplemented by work in the language lab. where the students are given opportunities to perfect their pronunciation and develop comprehension. Portable equipment, including books and records are avail- able for home use. The interested student has every chance to develop his linguistic abilities. Genevieve B. Andorson. M.S. Linde A. Eastmond. M.A. Spanish I. II. Spanish Club Spanish II, III, IV. English II Richerd J. Jonity, B.A. Germen I, II. Germen Club Keren L. Klein. A.B. French II. III. IV. V. French Club Fredric L. Mooro. M.A. German II. Ill, IV. Heed of Language Department. WDGN Jenot K. Novak. B.A. Spanish I. Spanish Club Stephanie S. Venderleest, B.A. French I. II, French Club 22