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

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5X guys How now brown cow, slowly reziles Adrienne King as Warren Bvillia adiiwli. lhe lape reiordor. Mrs, Cullinanl public speaking Ca, iiuli-n alleiiliiely li lhe oniinciarirrn ol earh syllable for 1 r'l'r1lar'ilvi iiiif if Sw. English Honor Players, Ji.dv Fosler and Carolyn Rodgers, quarrel .er inf-ii hay lriend Freeman Johnson, as ihev rehearse for a iwili iiriani r- ii 'Siindai Liisi Five Pesos. Miss Paine, direcior if ii fiiwsivd ful the realislic inierprelaliiin. Mrs Beafrice Kornhauser Eillllilslf Dlwpl, Cilfllllnrifl Four Years of English A mulii-Track curriculum in lhe English deparl- menl is Hyde Parks answer io lhe wide range of inf ieresls and abililies ol iis sludenis. ln acceleraled Classes, sruderiis are given ihe opporiuniiy lo make grealer slrides wiih original uniis. ln regular Classes, siudenis obiain a basis for advancemeni in reading, wriling, lislening and speaking. Remedial and min- imum essenlial classes give siudenls exlra lraining in reading 'ro increase lheir skills and rai-ae lheir reading grade level. Perhaps more inieresiing are classes in play produciion, iournalism and public speaking. English Honor, under The direciion of Miss Paine, offers praciicfe in Qharaclerizaiion and direfling. The his iory ol drama and lhe lheaier are parl ol This course. Public Speaking provides experience in wrii- ing and delivering informal lalks. Clear enuncialion and crifical lisiening are siressed. The iournalism class equips a sludenl io wriie copy for lhe Mhlyde- parker or The Aiichpe.

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X . ,res Miss Margaret Johnson Mr. George Triezenberg Miss Frieda Broolcs X t it t'rini iiuil in iliiiiiii- . l ini i n fXw.istanr Principal in charge ot administiatiiir Assistant Print ipal in charge ol giidance Dr. William A. Watters, Principal, And Staff Work Together Cn A New Curriculum To Benefit The Students In Our Community Clmiiging ionditions in the l-lyde Part: area neii: i,i, ilute ii constant evaluation and revision ot our curriculum. Numerous changes in the admin- lfilVilllOI1 .ind teaching statt were essential. Dr. Williiiin Vifiilerfs, Principal, and a director ot the Illinoif. Education Association, came to us trom lwrmiin ltigh School. Miss Margaret Johnson, liirmcr chairman ot the social studies depart- rnont, was promoted to A-.sistant Principal. Mr. W.illsvi' Dubvlc, tormer band director, became Ilia new placement counsellor. The change in boundary line trom 39th St. to 47th St. and new gi-.iilu ilion requirements pre-.ent new problems. l-lyde Parlcs students have wide interests and abilities. Giving them the best possible education is a challenge. We otter classes in tour or tive levels ot ditticulty in several departments. Special accelerated classes are provided tor those with high intelligence or special interest. Average, remedial and minimum essential classes are also included. Special worlr is provided tor those who are barelv educable. Our guidance department and reading clinic otter opportunities tor each group. lntegration is successtul at l-lyde Park be- cause students and teachers work harmoniously together without preiudice. Miss Theresa Lynch Mr. Walter Dubylx Miss Tillie Solfermoser fXitii,f,lniiii:t C uin.oll.'r Placement Counsellor Attendance Counsellor

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Fair is foul and foul is llw vyl l ri Mr l ll viiirl ll il il 1 ir in--, i .i vm' lvll. Slum- Ulillglr lv 1 X ' Reqnired ' Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Miss Miss Mrs. Mr. Charley Blacll Shirley Bloch Bernice Cohen, llyl y Jud ilh Cohen Frances Cullinan, S l Alia Farr Alice Filzpairiclc lrene Howard Elizabeih Hunier Molly Kamins Margare? Levin Warren Medford Rulh McGurlm, K Myra Paine, lvnrl ri ll r Sara Lucille Pridoly K Howard Sloan Miss Margarels Slurgcon Mr. Robnr? Weilzel sw K