Hyde Park High School - Aitchpe Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Page 19 text:

ICNGLISH H!fl11r1'1'11yf.' Mrs. Sylvia l.. Pri-skill, Ph. IS.: Miss Ruth MI'filll'ii, HH.: lVI.A.3 Miss Mirv l itxp:itri4'k, Ph.li. MA.: Mr, Ilowzuwl Sloan. ISA.: M..X.3 Mr. Harvey iAlViIll', HA.: Mrs. H1-lm-n P. Plant-r. Ph.l5. Swulwrl.' Miss Myr:1.X. Paine, M,-A.: Miss M ary l., l.01t1'h, .X.l'l., lib.. lNI1s. lgl'tltl'il'l' M. iiOI'lliltlllSi'l', PLS.: Mrs. Mollie Klunins, 15.8. WWw.fKQd 7294 -ifffgvlf V ENGLISH IJEPARTMENT Prime reflnisites for an lfnglish teacher: .X sinrere love for six pound hooks with 1 ti iiliiii print: zz thorougli kiiowlerlgv of l1ie1'oglyphir:s for clec-ipliering eompositionsi Ll VOf'Z1iJlli21l'y to shame XYeh- ster: Ll large drawer for the 3 hy 5 researr-li I'2l1'tiS of the poor juniors: and an ability to transmit an iincltwstzuidiiig of litc1'z1t11i'v thy osmosis of c-uursejf to the heads ot' students. Since eau-h and every freshman entering Hyde Park faves six long semesters of English, whether he likes it or not, it's the joh of the English clepnrtment to tem-h him to enjoy and zippror-iate all forms of literature. Altlmugli the large numher ol' Englisli-speaking students at llyclc- Park eases the job n little, the English department fleserves rredit for the ext-ellent English l'c-f'orcl of Hyde Park 2l'iltilli1t0S in colleges and universities. ICXULISH lzgfllillfl-Hfff Mrs. lxIlll'it'i li. l llrell, M..X.g Nliss lNI:1l'- l gairvl IC. Sllll'g't'4JIl, AJS., l MA: Miss Kaitherinv N S l :1 ll pg h t, Ph.l5.: Mrs. liflylh VPIIUIIIIJSUII. Ph.l5.. 1 MA. Nf'r1lwl: Miss l'1 llllt fllill nun. MA.. Miss Tlwrvsu l l.ynf-h Ph X ' Bliss Isnlwl l l llifhtt l'l1lS XI X lil

Page 18 text:

ATTENDANCE OFFICE Mrs. Murphy, Civil Service Truant Oflicerg Miss T. Fay Solfermoser, Ph.B.g M.A.g ' Mrs. Ruth Donahue, Ph.Bg Mr. Clayton li. Zchncr, l3.P.- E., M.A.E. ATTENDANCE OFFICE 'tPrint your last name first. No, you donlt need to put down the date. No, youlre not supposed to tear the cards apart. These words make up the basic Vocabulary of the attendance office aids. Behind a long row of tables they sit repeating their famous phrases over and over again to the scores of students who are constantly streaming through the doors of room 117. Meanwhile, be- hind the tables, Miss Solfermoser is listening patiently to the sad tale of a student who is Hjust too sick to stay in school another periodf' The dragnet staff will continue their wishing until the happy day Uanuary 81, 20455 when there will he no more absences or tardiness in our school. 12 GRADE ADVISORS According to psychologists all people are born honest. Some of our Hydeparkers seem to be try- ing to prove them Wrong Cin the interest of science, of coursej. VVhen asked why they cut, they answer, 'fMaybe I was horn that way?', To our grade advisors this is strictly a hypo- thetical question. Their job is to find lem, chase lem, sink lem. They go about their ardu- ous task with this thought: firmness, but fairness. In the interests of our hardworking grade advis- ors, they should start verifying the theories of the phychologists. GRADE ADVISORS Sfllllflltllfff Miss Hclcn Krie- witz, Pl1.B.g Mr. Elmer T. Dcahl, Sli.: Mrs. Mildred Stoner, B.A., M.S.g Mrs. Margaret Julstrom, SB., Mrs. Graco H. Edgar, HA. Sealed: Miss Mary Jane OlShoa, B.A., M.A.g J. D. Mrs. Sara Lucille Priddy, B.S.g Miss Majel I. Kur- ric, B.A., M.A.g Miss Ruth McGurk, BS., M.A.

Page 20 text:

--nz K'- MATH ICMATICS Stunfl1'ng1.' Miss Mary .lane O'Sl1e:1. l5.A.. M.A.. J.D.g Mr. Charles T. MeCarthy. l5.S.. M.A.: Mr. Charles VVatson, HS.: Mr. Herbert Hltllll. MS.: Miss Olive V. Belsley, Ph.B.: Miss .loan Hurt. HS.: Mr. Allwrt Soglin, BS., M.A. Smlvrl: Mr. Joseph A. Nyherg, MS.: Mr. Herbert VVoll', BS.: Mrs. Mildred Stoner, l5.A., M.S.3 Mrs. Eva H. Shull. BS., M.S.: Miss Mary liurr. HS. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT What would you say dj x di equals? Any algebra student will tell you it equals -1. If you are in the dark as to how the solution was arrived at. find out in an algebra eourse at llyde Park. Besides algebra. which may he studied for two years, this Hyde Park math department, under hfrs. Shull's direetion, offers eourses in essential math, geometry, and solid geometry. As well as being essential to the engineering or sc-ienee student,the prac'tic'al applieationsof math are a nevessity for all. LANGUAGES C'est si hon, yes, it is very good to study a language at Hyde Park. Itls educ-ational and useful too, if you dig ancient 1-ivilization and myths and plan to her-ome an M.lJ.. then your meat is the language of the Roman. Latin will also give you a better understanding of basie English. A person interested in seienee or teeh- nology would really be a crazy mixed up kid if he did not take German. Now, for those who are more artistieally inelined and wish to pursue a Course in liberal studies or business, an interesting term in Freneh or Spanish will fill the hill. FORICIGN LANGYAGES l,1j'!-Ifvfgflfl: Mrs. lsolina R. Flores, ll.S., M.A.3 Mrs. Ruth Uonzilnie. Ph. B.: Mrs. l'Inid ll. Turner, BA.. M. A.: Mrs. Eleanor N, lioss, l5.S.3 Miss Laurel E. Gtillogly, B.A.,: Mrs. l'lIHIIl2l li. Coade, B.A., M,A.g Miss Henrietta Gray- mn. A.1s.,A.M. 14