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

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SEV 'n - 12'-r a OF' .. s-Q1 5 , safa r i i n ' ss ' E 1' Q ' goof!-'fl E a -3 T , , n Q i 933 dl' G Mr V411 E The Musrc Department The Music Department gives to the student both a study of music appreciation and a practical experience in the composition of original music Each year the department produces many pieces of music which are of exceptional quality The department is Wm equipped with both a library of famous recordings and a radio with which to listen to various types of music Mr Vail the head of the department also has charge of the school orchestra which recently gave the school a talented recital during the Monday Morning Assembly hour The orchestra practices daily in the old gym In addition to all this Mr Vail has charge 7-'A of the high school glee club and the daily services across the campus in the Bond Memorial J LJ Chapel The Medrcal Department so The Medical staff of the school is characteristically efficient always present in case them in their physical education Research Department Although for many years records have been kept in the High School of student development along psychological lines this work had not yet developed to the importance that it has now attained Tests are made each year and the correlation of these data serve as remarkably complete studies of progressive educational development Pi Tu mty F: e VHEHELEF EQECSUSEE-SIEEHQEU SHJHQQJQQEE E QS 'E' QCQC9 f'I'l'X G ag rxgq-X, caqaovg K Q fa ea i kwa Q ima 5 . 23 ,, Q U lg 0 i s , , E - :I T Z T e e ei g us T ii ' U l X V .. . A G. I ' . , . .I .. . . Q . i . 5 EU ' T . . . ' ' ' .. 5 . ' - ' 5 W r C A T S AP - '- NE Q so a , .. i , i 5 dd of accident, and continually correlating studies of the individual students to better advise '. 1 . . . . i Q U E ,G E as EEF U 2 E 1 ' i E . . ' ' a ' . ' Q Q5 - . i i H a ' U. U F 0 5200 . Q i in E is 'fr anc 7 f I ' QT Q 'W f .f'F '?, -..1-JSP