Hyde Park High School - Aitchpe Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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THE DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH The aim of the English department is to teach pupils how to speak a-nd write correctly and how to read intelligently. Toward this end required courses in composition and literature are offered for three and a half years Optional courses in ournalism Dram1 Dr1m1t1cs Weekly History of English Literature and Modern Literature are given in the third and furth years A Junior and Senior Honor Society offer able students a chance for further English training Opportunity foi cre1t1ye yyork IS givenm the Aitchpe the Weeklv and the Scroll QM y !lUfANf5fflR RUEET TA NGO A f7fyRGAR.ffVt UR KFLL FLSIE F DUBXEN F 'wld 7 fi F 'ML F7 AM iAMfNf 5 Lzgbfeen yfr THE MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Hyde Park is one of the few high schools in which four years of 'Vlathematics are offered The Algebra and Geometry courses of the first two years are taken by practically all pupils because of the con tribution yy hich these subjects give to a sound general education and because of the recognized value of the training in mathematical think ing Many juniors and seniors elect Ady anced Algebra Solid Geometry Trigonometry and College Algebra These pupils shorten their college courses by obtaining advanced standing in Mathematics they make records in scientific and technical schools they secure appointments at Annapolis and West point and they Wm SCh0larsh1ps for college

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