Crane High School - Science and Craft Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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3. Hr . if --4 tw' fail i N. XXXSTASIA Sl'RlNlil'1R H. ,qs . 0 The land, sea and air forces need mathe- matically-trained men. With college sources almost exhausted, the government is calling on high school graduates to do what college men tormally did. Determined not to fail in their ei-fort to provide Crane's 3,580 math stu- dents with proper mathematical training, the school's twenty-four math instructors are teach- ing mathematics on a rigorous pass or flunk d. basis. No half-way measures are accepte All Craneites are required to take either two semesters of Elementary Alegebra and two semesters of Plane Geometry, or else a four semester course in Essential Mathematics. Af- ' ' h ter learning these basic fundamentals, t ey may continue their math education by taking ' e in a third semester of Alegebra, a cours MATHEMATI Seated: Miss Henrietta Heinen, Mrs. lean Barileaux, Mrs. Anas- tasia Springer, Mr. Harrington. Standing: Mr. Cramer, Mrs Dorothy Littleton, Miss Helen Augus- tiny, Miss Regina Devine, Miss Ruth Barney, Miss Eileen CS Solid Geometry, a semester of Trigonometry, and finally a College Survey course which in- troduces them to college mathematics. PRE-FLIGHT A special feature introduced into the mathe- matics curriculum this semester was the Pre- Flight course. This war course was designed . . . vi- to teach the principles of aero-dynamics, na tion and meteorology. In addition to these ga subjects, civilian rules and regulations are also taught. Approximately 130 students are en- rolled. Miss Regina Devine who holds the dis- . . . . . . h d tinction of being a civilian pilot and t e prou sor of a license, is the qualified instruc- posses tor of this course. DEPARTMENT Curry, Mr. Cocayne, Mr. Zm Baldry, Mr. Esposito. ra Peer ne, Mr. Dave Singer, Miss Min rhal, Mr. Connelly, Miss Helen Not Pictured: Miss Co nie Slaughter. PQKLC 5.49 A . FAX'- .. . FRY' .- ti-1 l' . no ll t ti'9l'lT X .YXQK SPAN ruwsg