Cissna High School - Review Yearbook (Cissna Park, IL)

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DEPARTMENTS We hope to give you an idea of the activities and projects of our' school in the picture pages of this book. The following pages are primarily devoted to the different curricular departments. In the commerce department, we -have offered bookkeeping, office pra-ctice, and typing I. This year's heavy schedule has not permitted the inclusion of shorthand. Our social science department includes courses in world history, American history, and economics. Under the heading of mathematics, is found algebra I, plane geome- try, and advanced algebra. We might add that these students are still searching for that elusive unknown: X , In the science laboratory are found the phenomena of the physical and chemical worlds. Students are given- an insight into general science, biology, physics, and chemistry. Through the study of the French language, another of our courses, we not only learn the 'language itself but become acquainted with the customs and people of that country. The English department contains a very high enrollment this year. Four years of English are offered, these courses include English litera- ture, American literature, and English grammar. Although each teacher has his own methods of reaching his objectives, the primary purpose of our school program is to prepare the student for a useful and well-balanced life.