Carl Schurz High School - Schurzone Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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1 9' P51 .I ' X 1 7, x Page Nineteen Wm SOCIAL SCIENCE SEATED: Mass Keenan, Mrs.'I'l1o1- sen, Miss Wmcher, Mrs. Gunder- son, Miss Bendix. STANDING: Mr. Osbon, Miss Wilson, Mr. McAfee, Mrs. Butler, Mr. Vernon. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Mr. Craig, M155 Hartwell, Mr:-9. Kinies, Miss Filkerizath, lla: Larson, Mis. Hunnstori, Miss M 1 grfrdy, --F-wg.-,.,,.,1 4 , 11 K f P ,X . COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT SEATED: Miss Blade, M155 F15- rther, M155 Bell, Miss G. Hill, MISS Woelfel, M155 Abbott, Mrs. Dah.- quist. STANDING: Miss Kirchoff, Mrs. Lichton, Mrs. Nolan, Mrs. Purcell, Miss Michel, Mrs. Heinle. History repeats itself. That is a remark commonly heard. Therefore both past and future appear together in the high school curriculurn. If a student has studied the happenings of yesteryear as Well as the nature of the present day situation, he will be able to cope With the problems of the future. zfwinedd unc! ffm pozdf

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,jim ,iienfi ic iewlooinlf Almost daily new fields are opened by men and women who have the courage necessary to advance on the unknown for the benefit of mankind. Proper preparation for such a career lies in elementary study. General science, biology, physics, and chemistry are the back-bone to a would-be Pasteur. Even for one who enters some other life work, scientific habits of think- ing are invaluable to the development of a modern personality. GENERAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Piuppo, Mr, E, Miller, Mr. Mooney, Mr. Price, Miss Keech, Miss English, Mrs. Compton, Miss Haqey, Miss Sta u d e r, Miss Mueller. BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT Mrs. Larrance, Mr, Stevenson, Miss Tschan, Miss Walsh, Miss Sylvester, Miss S. Johnson, Mr. Mills. CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS DEPARTMENTS Peterson, Mr. Huntley, Mr Church, Mr. Goodwin. f . ' Mr. Fleming, Mr, Field, Mr. C. Hill, Mr. Pawlicki, Mr, Myers, Mr, T. Perry, Mr. Lassen, Mr. Page Eighteen

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.Aid - ine an Amedpwn Who shall say Whether aesthetic or domestic skill brings the greater happiness? Actually, he who derives most pleasure from lite is the well balanced person who has studied both. For he knows not only how to manage practical attairs, but how to spend his leisure time. l-le understands both sides of lite. MUSIC DEPARTMENT STANDING: Mr. Rapier, Captain Harvey, Mr, Mason, Mrs. Schwei- tzer, Miss Conncr. SEATED: Mrs, Pierce. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Miss McClintock, Miss Kober, Miss Kelly, M.ss Dcvenish, Mtss Crrrriiody. ART DEPARTMENT Mrs. Goldfem, Mrs, Framberq, Mrs. Ioyce, Mis. Moudry, Miss Lally. Page Twenty