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

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Velma F. Diction, M.A. Ar» I. II. III. IV. Arl of Western Worid. Art C!ub, Head of Art Department Ronald H. Jokes. B.S. Art I. Ceramici I. II. 8asketball. Tennis Coach Laneo H. Schulz, M.M. Cadet Band. Concert Band Richard W. Hart. M.M. Chorus I. II. III. IV. A Cappel’a. Hood of Music Department Carl Kotos. B.S. Orchestra Fine Arts Instil Cultural Appreciation The FINE ARTS department gives students an to acquaint themselves with the fantastic realm of imagina- tion and creativity. The program encourages students to develop natural talent and appreciation of the arts. Directed by Miss Velma Dickson, the ART department stimulates student interest by offering pupils opportunities to express themselves through many forms of art. This year, a new course, Art of the Western World. was added to the curriculum of courses to appeal to students who wish to gain appreciation and understanding of art. The MUSIC department, headed by Mr. Richard Hart, offers training in both vocal and instrumental music. After intensive practice, members of the band, orchestra, and cho- ruses are given opportunities to display their skill at the many concerts throughout the year. 23 Stovo Totura creatos a masterpiece. Mr. Schulz issues orders to tho marching band.

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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

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Business Courses Provide Practical Experience The problems, methods, and procedures of business be- come familiar to those enrolled in the classes of the BUSI- NESS EDUCATION deportment. The deportment, heoded by Mr. William Corr. directs students in skills vital to the business world. The purchase of 50% electric and 50% manual type- writers and the addition of the Distributive Education pro- gram enable the department to maintain efficiency neces- sary to help students develop a better understanding of the business and economic system of our country. Steno holds Sandy Paine's rapt attention. In addition to teaching duties In business education. Mr. Corr and Mr. Stinner find time for extracurricular activities. Phyllis Koss. B.S. Office Practice. Genoral Business Iris B. Kohler, M.S. Accounting I. Economics. FTA Joan A. Oslzewsli, M.S. Typing I. Office Practice. Steno I, Secretarial Training. Business Club Harvey W. Wayland, M.A. Typing I. Business Law. Boolstore 24