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

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SOCIAL SUIIGNCIC Nlrmrlfing: Mrs. Gr:1r'e A. Plclgar, HA.: Miss IC, M:1rg:n'et Johnson, ISA. MA.: Miss Mzijel I, Iinrrie, ISA.. M.A.3 Mr. Clayton I.. Zellner. I5.P.IC., M.A.I'I. Smlerl: Mrs. Frzinees liolrlrins, BA., M..-X.: Mrs. lielxlmeeea Holmerds, .-MIS., M.A.g Mrs. flllI'ySZlIllllC' Hoegh, BA.. MA. l soemi. seiicxeic Got a yen to know all about the world? Then Vllorld Ilistory is your goal! This eonrse, as well as If S. History and Civies, whieh all juniors and seniors are persuaded to take, falls into the soeial seienee department, dealing with people and their problems. Whzit's your aim to famine? No idea? Try r-zn'eers, and may he yon'll wonder no longer. Eeonomies finishes out the roll of this worldly department, headed by llrs. Itolrerds. Ct JMME Ii C I A I. DEPARTMENT H'I'ake a letter, please. These words might, spell a lump in the throat, or a pang in tho stom- ach to some seeretaries, but not to the pert misses you see skipping around Hyde Park from shorthand to offiee przu-tive to typing.. They'll he ready to go ont and get good grades in the sehool of 'thard knoeks . Thanks to their diligent teaching, they've learned how to melt the if-e of that eold-hearted boss with their warm smiles and their burning desire to do the job right. COMMICIICIXI, Loft -f'1'gM: Miss Ifrieclzi Brooks. Ph.B.: M..-X.: Miss Cordelia B. Olmsted, ISA.: Mrs. Dorothy flerwiii, B.A,1 Mrs. Ann NIl'flIll1l'y. Pl1.h.: MII.: Miss Marion di Iciln li X Hunter, I5.S.1' Mrs. Arme 15

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--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

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SCIENCE Stamlfing: Mr. Samuel Katz, B.S.: Mr. Glenn L. Bute, B.S.g Seated: Miss Grace E. Peeb- les, M.A., Mrs. Margaret .l. Hawkes, M.A.g Mrs. Margaret Julstrom, B.S., M.S., Miss Miriam Bren- wasser B.S., M.A.g Mrs. 9 I will SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Wariiia learn something about yourself? Then you're at the right place, it's Hyde Park! The world around us, past and present, awaits prob- ing minds, and Hyde Park's masters of science are here with the key to those deep dark secrets. Iietls take a fast peek at some of the wonders of the world, as one might see them in our science department. Mr. Hendy will give you freshmen a big surprise with his funny, but informative, revelations. As a sophomore you'll slice up frogs and learn what your grandmother means to you from Miss Peebles. By this time youlll begin to see the light, and now the fun really starts. As a junior in chemistry with Mr. Bute, youlll discover the ways of saving money by making your own iodine and toothpaste. You should, of course, be thinking of a lifels occupa- tion by this time, so Mr. Bute will show you how to run a still, and you might become a beverage tycoon! As a sentimental senior who really knows the ropes, be sure to sit in class with Phil Physics CMr. Tapleyj to learn all about manls discoveries from the wheel to the atom bomb, spiced with Phil's mid-western humor. Believe me, you'll have fun in our science department. SCIENCE Slanzli1Lg.' Mr. Willizirn F. Huebner, B.S., A.B., Mr. Ausby E. Hendy, BS., Miss Anna E Lo- patin, INIS., Mr. Phillip A. Tapley, AB., B.S. Sealed: Miss lNIary Drago- savac, B.S. Ed.g Miss Marie Bronski, B.E., M.A., Ph.- D, Mrs. Hazel Constan- tinides, B.A. 16