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

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4ap sludy is i.iiiipi,lsiiry in Miss Kiirrivf, hi-,Tory Examinalion day in Wivrld Hislory does noi dis- liiw., Carol limi-. lin ali--. W4--.l Virginia lar may Maxine Epslein, Andrey Cappey or Barbara 4,iniiv Riillin. Ri-naiill Riilwiriwwii Mi. luv- l-l.ill whohavesnidiedrlieii-les1.onf.and are pref , X . , mil inl l nil Cliyl n pmefl vviih the riiihr answers. clivvi J. i ui ii ,i ii. U. S. History and Civics To Be Combined liss Margarei' Johnson, Uifpl. Ciilrii i'iw i in lr, James Cleary lrs. Grace Edgar liss Sadie Friedlander, ci iaifu do Aflvisoi' liss Maiel Kurrie, Ciiidi- f'Xdvii.i-r Ir. William Lechlenberg Ir. Alfredo Manaf The Social Sludies Deparlmenl pro- def. an opporlunily lor sludenls To be- nme afquainled wilh hislory, govern- enl and geography. A l959 graduale usl lalce one year each of Uniled 'ales Hislory and Civifs. Slale Law I95 -quires lhal before gradualion, a shi- enl musl pass an examinalion on lhe niled Slales and Illinois Conslilulions, ie Flag Code and lhe Declaralion of dependence. Sludenls enlering aller- inuary I958 musl lalce a year ol Uniled ales l-lislory and Civics Combined, a Mr. Viclor Rosenshine Miss Cafherine Shaughnessy Mr. Aaron Smilh, Eleclion Commission Sliidenl Coiinfil Miss Jo Ann Slephenson Mr. Lymann Webber Mr. Sylvesler Williams year in modern hislory or world geo- graphy, and a year oi an eleclive. New courses of sludy, new lexlbooks, new audio-visual, Classroom and library malerials are being adopled. Guesi speakers from governnnenl and neighbor- ing Universilies have addressed classes. Sludenr have visiied governmenl ol- lices and museums in conneclion wilh individual proiecls. Living in Chicago, especially in Hyde Parlc, provides 'reach- ers and sludenls wilh a weallh oi ma- lerial for underslanding how our world lives and works logelher. '19 i - sssgsxgg

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rw 1 ,,l 3335115 M' sb ., .MA .. Homemakers of iomorrow, Rose Woodward, Pauline A balanced cliel is served lc Mary Bryson, Dorislecn Lyfns and Evelyn Pills prepare blueberry mullins lor Calvin and Sarah Armslrnng in The loods Class by lhe bake saie. Making parly snafks al school helps Diane Brown. lhey believe llial a nulrilioin, meal is them prepare lo enlerlain al home. needed lor lunch. Home Economics Prepares Tomorrow's Woman Mrs. Helen Kmelly, Dr-pl. Chairman Miss Anila Anderson The Home Economics Deparlmenl gives a mullilude ol courses especially suiled lo young girls. Foods, a pracl- ical course, leaches correcl meal prep- aralion, nulrilion, budgeling and lable selling as well as social cusloms and eliguelle. For Those who wish lo de- velop skills in sewing, lhree semeslers Mrs, Pauline Niclxin Mrs. Dorolhy Swarlz ol Clolhing are ollered. l-lere lhe slu- denl sludies lexliles, buying and per- sonal grooming. l-lome lvlanagemenl is imporlanl lo every homemaker. A girl can learn inlerior decoraling, nu- lrilion, lamily relalions, child care, care ol lhe sick, and prepare her-sell lor marriage. A slilch in 'lime saves Flnssia Flelrher who ran run up a dress in a lilly. Susan l-lollis, Annie Spicer, Carol Shiraiwa and Sylvia Anderson are learning lo be lulure lashion experls in Mrs. Knnelly i. iliillnng nlass.