Walnut High School - Walnut Tree Yearbook (Walnut, IL)

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English I Between council fires we must spend much time studying materials given us by our medicine men. Our library is well equipped with many mag- azines, newspapers, and books in all fields of endeavor. Our study halls are so arranged that we do have an opportunity to study and concen- trate. Our equipment, furnished by the Board of Education, is up to date and is very helpful in Hall .-19- A meric an His tory our pursuits. Our chiefs inform us that we must have earned ten hours fcreditsj in our required courses to be- come graduated warriors. After receiving a total of seventeen hours, We have completed our course of study and we leave the reservation for college or work. K 1' M1

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Problems in Democracy Class Hguiii vpnw-I ., Science I and plane geometry felective subjects.J The accomplishments of our forefathers in agricul- ture and homemaking are at our disposal and our school is well equipped with a separate agricultural building and a modern Home Eco- nomics department. In addition, the modern skill ff' '- ' u '4 t . rx, .3 We find many groups of our tribesmen, gathered around the council fires of our reservation, pursuing the various subjects of their choice. Our learned medicine men teach us of Eng- lish, General Science, World History, American History, and Problems in Democracy fre- quired subjects.D We have the opportunity to seek the wonders of chemistry, biology, physics, world geography, Latin, algebra, English l of typing, bookkeeping, and shorthand are found in the wigwam of our leaders. We are also fortunate in having chiefs who aid us in devel- oping our bodies so that we might become brave warriors. Study

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,,.1 0 , 3-'21 Our daily schedule has every mmute from 8 30 to 3 47 fllled w1th a class, an act1v1ty, study perlod or practice We have a total of nme perrods 1n the day e1ght of them forty mxnutes long one of them thlrty mmutes m length The schedule IS as follows Flrst Per1od Ameucan Hlstory General Scxence Prac tlcal Math Enghsh III, Problems Democracy Agrlculture II, Homemaklng II Typmgl Second Per1od Amer1can Hlstory General Sc1ence Al gebra Engllsh I Fnglxsh III Agrlcul ture II, Home-makmg II Typmg I Th1rdPcr1od Band Boys P E Drlver s Trammg World Hlstory Fourth Per1od Boys P E Chem1stry,Engl1sh II Boys Chorus Drlvers Trammg, Agrlculture III, Homemakmg III Shorthand II Flfth Per1od Chem1stry, Algebra I, Engllsh I G1rls P E , Agrlculture III Homemakmg III Typing II Sxxth Per1od Home Room Seventh Per1od World Hlstory, Algebra I Boys P F Engllsh IV, Drlvers Trammg Homemak mg I Shorthancll Elght Per1od World Geography Plane Geometry Latm II Speech G1r1s PE Agrlculture I Homemakmg I Typmg I Nmth Per1od Athletxcs Engllsh, Muslc, Gxrls Aguculture I 20 Homemakmg II Sewmg Class Homemakmg I Cookmg Class A Careless Teacher I . 1 . 1 . A' Q V J T rf, Q 'I . D I x Q I ,f ,I ' .5 I ww' 1 air' by ' f , ff J t . my J, X X 1' Q 5 I . L , of PM or J 1 ' ' . . I 1 I , . . . ,. l I 1 1 . I . 1 1 ' , ln 1 , . : 1 1 ' 1 1 A 1 ' , . . . I , . , . . . , . ., , - , 1 - - 1 . . ., , 1 . . . , . . . , I 1 ' ' 1 - 1 . ' . , . , . .., , - , . I 1 1 1 1 1 ' '1 1 . . . - , 1 .. . E 1 . , . .,