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

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Freshmen master a variety of English skills. MARGARETE A. CANTRALL U. of Illinois. M.A. 9 years jUDITH CARITHF.RS Knox College. B.A. 6 years BETTY LEE CHESSMAN Northwestern U.. M.A. 24 years LOIS C. DAHL Northwestern U.. M.A. 20 years GAIL A DENKER Lawrence College. B.S. 6 years JUDITH A. GROVE Northwestern U., M.A. 5 years GAIL A. ESAROVE Illinois State U.. B.S. i years JOHN E. FUHRKEN Moorehcad College. B.S. S years PAULINE S. KIRCHHOFF BYRON LOTT U. of Illinois. A.B. Illinois State U.. B.S. 11 years 2 years 18

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guidance Initiates New System at Three Levels MARCELLA CASS E. WILLIAM CORR U. of Iowa. M.A. Slate U. of Iowa. M.A. 3 years 14 years Keeping paee wilh modern education, the GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT, under ihe authority of Mr. Leon Pogue, made several changes during the 1967-68 academic year. Distribution of students assigned to coun- selors was altered so that both the boys and girls of each class, with the exception of seniors, often had the same counselor. With- in this personal advisory system, counselors acquaint college-bound students with the colleges and universities of their choice, and provide students with a variety of vo- cational information. In addition to counseling, the Guidance Department administers aptitude, achieve- ment. and placement examinations and plans supplementary programs, including Career Day and College Night. Also, the depart- ment conducts orientation for incoming freshmen and their parents. ALMALEE GREENLEE DONOVAN B. INGLES JAMES E. LIND LEON E. POGUE STEPHEN A UCHEREK U. of Illinois. M.A. Northwestern U.. M.A. Northern Illinois U.. I. of Missouri. M.S. Loyola U.. M.E. 13 years 30 years 13 years 8years 5 years Miss Almalcc Greenlee explains the extra-curricular program to Twila Hutchinson.

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Mrs. Judith Carilhcrs discusses modern novels with her junior English class. english Stresses Diversity of Interests English study, once approached from a strictly formal standpoint, has been revised to encourage student pursuit of broad, flex- ible fields of interest. This is accomplished through the introduction of supplementary paper-back b x ks and independent study projects. Skills-improvement, college pre- paratory. and honors classes enable students to pursue courses of study suited to varying objectives and academic capabilities. Special elective courses in debate, journalism, and speech develop related skills in specific in- terest areas. Directed by Mrs. Margarete Cant rail, the department is constantly improving and broadening the program of learning to better prepare young people for success in college and the professions. Joy Handelsman explains Scottish crests to Mrs. Margarete Cantrell's English class NORMA MAGNUSON GEORGE B. PAPPAS Southern Illinois U.. M.S. U. of Illinois. M.A. 2 years 16 years STANLEY M STEED LORNA S. STERLING Bowling Green State U.. B.S. Columbia U.. B.S. 10 years 9 years DONALD VONDRACEK U.of Nebraska. M.A. 7 years 19