Hirsch High School - Maroon Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Qefzcuztrrwnt ug fcience UPPER LEFT Here is a scene from a biology class. Every living creature is the object of their study, and when they've completed the course, they know what 'tticks and Why. LOWER LEFT Learning the use of the microscope. A general knowledge of every day science and living facts is necessary in our 'fone worldf' UPPER AND LOWER LEFT A class in chemistry. These students express the patience and in- quisitiveness of true chemists while delving into the mysteries of chemical composition. 24

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,ociaf becience FO, emi Social Science is the study of facts, not fancy. Therefore, a knowledge of today's world from both a geographical and historical standpoint is essential. To understand the present, one must understand the past. In the lower picture. the tree represents the development of our country's government, beginning at its very roots with the Declaration of Inde- pendence. Truly the Social Science Department has taken on a very modern dress. 23

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9 jzcuuf agiianw Homemaking today has truly become a science. Courses are offered in home management, cooking, sewing, tailoring and designing. No wonder the girls love this department. UPPER RIGHT-A typical jam session with results which are always sweet and solid, LOWER RIGHTfThey are learning the way to u man's heart the easy way in Home Economics. LOWER LEFT--A stitch in time will save money for those clever girls who look sr-wing at Hirsch. 25 mlm