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

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,Z ..- '. U! a' Q I S, r I ar Penny Vukov helps o sfudenf. Wulf' - . gs. Yiwu as-I 4.6 :U ,::, Y M, ' FQ. fl' Mrs. Catherine Hughes, Chairman, Northern Ill. U., I5 yrS.g Miss Linda Harris, U. of III., 3 yrs. Mrs. E. Mclnerneyg Mrs. Dalton: Mr. David Cooley, U. of Wis., I yr.g Mrs. 0'Dell. 4 - 1' F , ,, .fx 4' vw Q f 1 A ' 1 0. f.. x.am.x ' , , ,'yu YP!

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The lnstructional Y Materials Center The Library at South is probably the most frequentedxorea of study in the entire school. Containing over 23,000 books, it offers a selection of information which easily meets the needs of every student at South. Students are welcomed at the Library Cmore formally called the Instructional Materials Centerl and fill it to capacity, doing anything 2 from cramming for a test to browsing through fn 4' the sports section of the daily newspapers. Q. Magazines, pamphlets, records and a wide variety of audio-visual materials are in con- stant use. On the average, some 2200 students pass through the Library each day, making it one of the most important areas of the school. Mrs. Jeanie Luckey, Southern lll. U., l yr., Mrs. Barbara Pray, Rosary College, 3 yrs., Mrs. Zaybalp Mrs. Scherer. . Q mx

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Mr. Ronald Dugan, U. of lll., 7 yrs., Mrs. Jeanne Hughes, Bradley U., 2 yrs., Mr. James Brasen, Elmhurst College, 5 yrs. Math Department A man at point A on one shore ofa lake six miles wide with parallel shore lines, wishes to reach a point C on the other side l3 miles along the bank of the lake from a point B di- rectly opposite the point A. lf he can row four miles per hour and walk five miles per hour and if he sets out by boat, find how far from B he should land in order to make the trip as quickly as possible. l-low long does the trip take? Only our industrious Math Department can land wouldl take the time to solve this ridicu- lous problem. One of the largest departments in the school, its l7 members serve over 50W-, of the student body. The resource center is always filled to capacity. Math seems to be a very popular course or is it likely that it is a subject that racks the brain clay in and :lay out, hour by hour, and second by second? This question, similiar to the one above, is difficult to answer. None the less, the teachers are of the highest caliber and whether your reason for taking math is because you have to or because you want too , by the end of the year one will have learned an immense amount of subject material. L ls life rea lly that bad? l. Mr. Richard Wyllie, Chairman, Northwestern U., lO yrs., 2. Mrs. Elizabeth Lyon, U. of lll., 3 yrs., 3. Mr. John.Sfroth, U. of lll., 8yrs., 4. Miss Diane Neitzke, Purdue U., l yr. 3 4