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

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COMMERCIAL AND SGCIAL SUBJECTS Commercial studies at llyde Park include typing, short- hand, selling and advertising. eommereial lan and com- FA mereial art. SllI'll skill', suhjeets aid the pupil in earning a living. The past, the present, and the future all are explored thoroughly by the Sovial Seienee Department, in a manner whieh is as interesting as it is educational. These courses broaden our viewpoints and make us realize that though time and events may differ from each other history rvpeats itself. Mr. Edmund Cameron, B.S. lN'1r. Oliver llowell, MS. Chairmen Mr. Oliver Howell, M.S.g Mrs. Ann Mcflahey, Ph.B., M.l'l.: Nlr. Frank Thompson, Ph.B.: Mr. lra Van Hise, BS.: Mrs. Laura Brown, BS. RUIIAZI lllr. Sidnev Casner, A.B., l,l.D.: Miss lsahel llazlell, Ph.B., BLA.: Mr. Clayton Zehner, B.l'.l'l., lNl.A.E.: Miss Lenore Leins, l'h.M. Row I: Miss Miriam Shaviro, Ph.B.: Mrs. Grace Edgar, H.A.: Miss Nlajel Kllrrie, B.A., M.A.g Miss M argarel 0'Con- nor, Ph.B. 23

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MATHEMATICS AND LANGUAGE Mathematics is one ofthe most important subjects taught in H5 de Park as it is in most high schools throughout the nation. Through this subject one learns to eonc-entrate in thinking rationally thus developing one of the most helpful assets a person 1-an have. Students at llyde Park are given their ehoiee of four languagese--Spanish, Latin, German, and French. They may choose more than one language from which they will gain much to improve their skill and Culture. Airs. Eva Shull, NLS. Miss llenriella Graylnill, M.'X. Chairmen Row 2: Nlrs. lillizahelh Rivers, M.fX.g Nliss Katherine Slaughl, l'h.B.: Miss Laurel Gillogly, BAN. Row 1: lVlrs. Eleanor Ross, B.S.1 Bliss lN'1argarel-Ann Vlvalker, l'h.B.g Miss Henrietta Graylvill, MMA.: Nlrs. llulmla Randall, FLA. Row 2: Mr. Harry Clair, M.S., Ph.B.: Mr. George Opilz, BA.: Mr. Maurice Uttosen, B.A., J.D. t Row 1: lN1r. Joseph Nylierg, MS.: lllrs. Olive Belsly, Ph.B., M.A.g M rs. Helen Hansen, BS. 22

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r ART AND MUSIC ,, , Are you a seeond Beethoven or Nlieliaelangelo? liven if you think you are you'll find a lot to learn in the Music' and Art departments. They not only teach us the fundamentals, but give us a chance for sell'-expression. Choruses, orchestras, bands, as well as advanced art classes are provided to give each student a chance lo show his individual talent and to combine it with that of his fellow student. MrsljosephimLNG Mluf Music Music and Art appreciation plays a big part in these Mrs. Jeanette Nicholgq BA. of AH, Ed. courses, and enables us to intelligently form opinions ol' good Chairmen and bad' hlrs. Evelyn Krakover, l'li.B.g Mrs. Edna Powell lNl.A.: Mrs. ,leanelle Nichols, B.A. of Art, I:1d.g Biiss Beulah Chamberlain, PILB. Bliss Kalharin Finley, Nl. of Nlus. Ed.g Xlrs. Ruth Curliss, BS., NLN.: Hrs. Josephine Lee, Ni. of Music: Mr. ,lay Sawyer, BMX. 24