Cathedral High School - Crusader Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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MATH One of the most important courses taught here at Cathedral High is mathematics. Courses in Algebra I and II, Plane and Solid Geometry. Trigonometry Survey, Bookkeeping, are made available to enterprising stu¬ dents. Math is essential to advanced professional fields as well as modern everyday life. Mathematics is a most appreciated subject. Although all students do not see the practical value of higher forms of mathematics, they do see that more than anything else math teaches the stu¬ dent to “THIMK!”

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ENGLISH The English Department now under the direction of newcomer Brother George Taylor, inaugurated several new programs this year, among them the Friday music appreciation class. During the four years at C.H.S., students at one time or another take courses in journalism, speech, grammar and literature. The new combined English fee allows the student better material to read and more helpful workbooks than before. Many class newspapers are the result of the new journalism classes.

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SCIENCE Interesting enough to intrigue any American youth is the field of science—which includes, at CHS, chemistry, physics, and biology. Along with the ma¬ terial in the text book come interesting periods at the lab tables. Under the careful supervision of competent instructors, students learn of the marvels of science and prepare to take their place in surroundings that are becoming more and more determined by the giant technological strides of science and industry.