University High School - U Highlights Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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En W Q D QE E E He 5 H 500 2: E U Q O F me D D U FU gl, C Q ga? -1 -X HW? 'H Wf wg- - Q :B is :.J'-1' 4? Ernsl R. Brfslirb Mathematics Department In the study of Mathematxcs the courses cover the field ln five years from the sub Freshmen level to the umor Col lege course To enable a student to obtam a rncher and a more pracucal course the vanous elements of mathematxcs are taught together Wxth a staff of superlor teachers skllled 1n the pnncnples of teaching as well as mathematncs the de partment IS vnsxted contmually by representatlves of dlstant schools seekmg for lmprovements m method G E Hawkins I M O'Rourke I S Georges L 101111 C A Stone Tuentg One Q 2 Ss 80 Q Q Woo DMU JJ Q78MEQ Ei39?CS'l25.lliE'5lQElWEEQR,m '?f QQ E' C2 :S o Q C?l3 Q69 fyzk 6006 'x 5,,,, C5663 'Q-xg Q 0 C 6 Lf!!-Jrfgi Q GG W YLQXY C9 'gb 0 Q 5kfs.'xf'ifJ 0 tg l at l - Q a s I - . J' - egg ' I. ' . f 3 . . . h y aa a s a O E a 2 ll? B I Lil o c an 0 .

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Q 'vp 51352 Yew f -wo? -. Ck W '7 of 'E' ' ,295 f 40 ,9f'e:w2meQ, ai-we-gg-J,5'3 a QQ : Q V, rv O J o Enghsh Department developed a drstmctlve style whlch marks If as one of the greatest m Amerlca The emphasxs ln the Engllsh teachmg IS not lard prlmarlly on drill which rs monotonous but a varred course IS provlded nn whxch creative wrntmg of exther verse or prose ns mmgled xn the study wlth a treatment of community cnvlcs and a gammg of an understandmg of public hfe and nts mstltutxons W IA ll! JLJ Mlss Shepherd as head of the department has provlded sever1l textbooks appropnmte for the subjects taught m the Hrst years of English The complete success of the courses ns enhanced by the perfcctnon of the lxbrary which provldes the readmg for them l H A Anderson H Lang R Sbllvy R B Wentz-r VZ T tang VEQMQEQQQEBQESQEUESDWQSHQZUWEESHRM E' QSEQE3 C3 3 E? 1' Gm Q99 172, C9906 'x's., CBCQCNQ , mfg Q be 1-5 Q Q CD 'gn Dc? 'QAJAZEFSVH Q Q rrr r ,SWAN J, f S M , . 5' 'V MQO .... ........ - ,, ibut., Efiiif' O O V I ' Q, g gm Fi t Cl 0 a 5 gi f ID : SID Qt ' Q 11: QF 2 on Sam 5 UE B E - so E Fr . . . . . , 4:25 , Followmg the policy of the Umversxty Hlgh School the Engllsh Department has QQ 1 . . . . . . . . . . . ' gall . . . . . . .. . . . ' . as y L , s .e s s s t s , lla t . . .... I ii ' 4 ' e D 3 a l l u I SOC :ffl ' F Q t E QB , E D538 l G t .. Q3 0 3 9 an M V U F! p p - y A L DO D li I v A O o Q I O Q 'rv' N ' .Q 0 3 Q o

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