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

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m' M finrievr -L A 2 Yf 15 E E 2 a1,,,-y-lexihabi-iflverna ir Miss Curtiss enlivens the Latin lesson. Top Row-Miss MABEL E. Cuirrlss, B.A.g Mxs. ISOLINA FLORES, B.S.g Miss LAUREL E. GILLOGLY, B.A.,M1ss HENRIE'FTA GRAYEIL1., B.A., M.A. Middle Row-Mus. ANITA D. MALOY, B.A., M.A., Miss HARIET'I' MESSELHEISER, Ph.B., M.A., MRS. HULDA W. RANDALL, B.A. Bottom R010-'MRS. ELLZABETH J. RIVERS, B.A., M.A., Mas. ELEANOR N. Ross, B.A.g Miss VANJA RUNDQUXST, B.A., M.A., Miss KATHERINE SLAUGHT, Ph.B.g Miss MARGARET-ANNE VVALKER, Ph.B. LANGUAGES . Je vous aime! Ego amo te! Ich liebe Dich! Yo te amo! See all the possibilities in the four languages Hyde Park offers? Alf you enjoy conjugating, declining, and get- ting a firm basis for your English grammar, then Latin is just your meat. You can learn all about the campaigns of Julius Caesar, and about the struggles of Aeneas and his Trojans. If you wish to woo a mademoiselle or senorita, then you should study French or Spanish. French is a very beautiful language, flowing, but with brightness. Spanish is gay, and when you visit our good neighbors to the South, it will come in handy. Do you intend to study any science, especially medicine? Do you wish to study Goetheis Faux! in the original? Or you wish to know what knockwurst really means? Then you should study German. No matter what language you study, you will gain a knowledge, not only of the language, but also of the customs and history of the people whose native tongue it is. Mr. Gonnelly receiving P.T.A. gift. 23

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0 BIXVF MJ.. S C i -g i I A , 551112 2 t liagggsgniylivgi-ilelgflka MP1 ir Ted Eger cross-examines Mr. Bensema Top Row-fMR. LESTER A.BENSEMA,B.S., MR. GLEN S. BUTE, B.S.g MR. ELMER DEAHL, B.S.g MR. ALBAN FIEDLER, B.A. Middle Row--Miss MARY V. FRYE, B.S.g MRS. MARGARET J. HAwKEs, B.A., M.A.g MR. AUSBY E. HENDY, B.S., M.S. in Ed. Botlom Row'-MRS. JESSIE O. KOMAR, B.S.g MR. DOMINIC PANDOLFI, B.S., M.A.g Miss GRACE E. PEEBLES, B.A., MA., MR. J. MARSHALL PEER, B.S.g MR. CLAUDE P. SHIDELER, B.A. Al Capp and Mr. Specht 22 SCIENCE Have you noticed the odor of spoiled cabbage wafting through the halls? W'ell, it was prob- ably sulphur dioxide, or something similarly odor- iferous. Does your chicken dinner taste differ- ent lately? That is probably because you have been dissecting grasshoppers. Hyde Parkls science courses offer you many opportunities to experiment-and to learn. Gen- eral science is a course designed to give you a superficial knowledge of the most important of the natural sciences. Botany deals with plants, Zoology deals with animals, and biology is a mixture of Zoology and botany. If you like to mix things just to see what will happen, then take chemistry and go to it-only don't let any- one catch you. Physics is the subject for those of you who are good at mathematics, like logic, or just wonder why the doors all stick in summer. Now is the time to find out about the miracles going on around us daily-and perhaps, in the process, to prepare for a good career in science.

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Biff M.L. l E l f A 2 Yi 15 .ii 5 2 nm,,,EggK,2Af-A156-igllemlxe i lgvix A MRS. LOUISE L. KIRBY, B.A., Acting Chairman MRS. FLORENCE BERGSTRAND, Ph.B. Gloria Morris consults Miss Byrne. Miss ANITA M. BURNS, B. of Ed. Miss PEARL HENDERSHOT, Ph.B. Miss MARY HINKLEY, B.A. M.A. Miss MARY L. LEITCH, BA., B.S. in Ed. Miss ANITA MEINDERS, Ph.B., M.A. Miss ELLA E. MIX, Ph.B. Miss JEANNE O,TO0LE, B.A. Miss MYRA A. PAINE, BA., M.A. MRS. EDYTHE THOMPSON, Ph.B., M.A. MRS. SARA LUc1LE PRIDDY, B.A. ENGLISH Noun-verb-metaphorfinverted order, over and over, for three years. Boring? Not at allg especially when mixed with short stories, essays, magazine articles, Julius Caesar, or l-Iamletf, Of course, you know all there is to know about iambic pentameter, figures of speech, and so on, but there are al- 24 ways those inevitable words, Vile shall re- view. And, strangely enough, you have never heard of the subject being reviewed ! All your years of studying' will be rewarded, however, when you are able to read, write, and speak the correct English which is the sign of a cultured person.