Downers Grove South High School - Caracole Yearbook (Downers Grove, IL)

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Foreign Language Department Parlez-vous francais? or l-labla espanol? lf you are having trouble understanding your friends la- tely, perhaps they are taking one of the many foreign language courses offered at South: French, German, Latin, Spanish, or Russian. The teachers in this department constantly think of new ways to enliven the classes. The pass-fail system encourages third, fourth and fifth year students to continue their studies of a language by relieving them of worry over grades. Next year promises to be even better with the possibility of more courses concerning the history and literature of languages. -,gif S ...W .... . , X.. .-.--1., l. Mr. Thomas Battaglia, Chairman, Mrs. Anganeta Oussenko Indiana U. of lll., 8 yrs., 2. Mrs. Patricia 2yrs 5 Miss Cathleen Collyer U of Camaro, U. of lll., 2 yrs., 3. Mrs. Pa- III., 2 yrs 6 Miss Kathleen Stewart tricia Gronlund, U. of lll., 4 yrs., 4. Southern lll U lyr Wi ,tl 1 5 W

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' W V M l Y C 'awe 5 Yi ' Y- fu Al ., 136' ' , fax .. ,. lf 1 ,- l ef l. Miss Colleen Carey, St. Olaf College, l yr., 2. Mr. Paul Martin, U. of Havana, Cuba, 8 yrs., 3. Mr. Rich- ard Muegge, Ohio State, 3 yrs., 4. f -R, .KKN ...,,1.,..,, ' X ' .D , N Q... ... . Q 'X l if l llll X , :'. Miss Jacqueline LaSalle, Rosary College, 2 yrs., 5. Mrs. Ann Aldrich, Kansas U., 5 yrs., 6. Mrs. Barbara Pawlowski, Rosary College, 6 yrs. il lla i 'lll as? N is FRE Q s visa X e sf W ' 'S' 4 ,RH xftf X W s 1 s 27? 5, 'Nix X X 530 5 WX, 5 ll 1 X q s H lk NX Sfxwiwls ' X X ..- 5 , ,fx :nr L, 4 M 4r!:f 23

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Guidance Department ln their constant effort to meet the needs of the students, our Guidance Department continues to expand and modify programs at a rapid rate. For the most part they assist incoming students in making adjustments to high school and help them plan and carry out a high school program which is best suited far them. Upperclassmen find assis- tance in fulfilling requirements needed to attain their desired goals and educational career oppor- tunities. For many others, 0 counselor provides an invit- ing atmosphere where students will feel comfort- able to seek guidance with all problems and con- cerns. The Guidance Department succeeds in achiev- ing all of the above and much more in its continu- al efforts to aid all the students at South. l. Miss Beth Meinhold, Counselor, Ill. State U., 2 yrs., 2. Mr. Henry Peper, Counselor, Eastern lll. U., 2 yrs., 3. Mrs. Mary Ann Smith, Counselor, Loyola U., 5 yrs., 4. Miss Cheryl Rieser, Counselor, Northern lll. U., 3 yrs. F' I A , vw 6 ...eh f t ii i MH sixty-four all- ' 5. Miss Luella Paul, College Counselor, U. of Colorado, l7 yrs., 6. Mrs. Sandro Pihos, Counselor, Northern Ill. U., 3 yrs., 7. Mr. James Geocaris, Counselor, Southern lll. U., l yr.