Bushnell High School - Replica Yearbook (Bushnell, IL)

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.19 ftREPLIC fti DORIS RICHARDSON History Iowa Wesleyan College — A. B. • ' Life ;.s- MO itini cr if I Iinrrfi: The iciiilil IK no lultir if I iriirrii. ' ELZIE M. RUTLEDGE Manual Training, Mechanical Drawing, Commercial Geography W. I. S. T. C. The »■« tn n man ' s heart i.s throuf h his stomach. ' ' FAYE H. SNYDER General Science, Physics, Physical Education W. I. S. T. C— B. E. Xotie A ' «c;r her but to lore her; Xiiuc iiamtii her tint tn praise. GLADYS M. TURNER English II and IV W. I. S. T. C— B. E. She bore a mind that enrtf eiiulil not hut call fair. ALICE VAN SCHOICK Biology, French Illinois State Normal University — B. E. Deen hroirn ri es. {jools of thouylit : yerer an avtion, biit ' s with meaninn friiiniht. m 0 Fifteen

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.19 Areplicq IL COLDEN A. BABCOOK Coach, Geometry, Algebra Bradley Polytechnic Institute — A. B. University of Illinois ■Vt ' .v. he lias his share af irit. Anil uftfii at ' hear him ttsniij it. ALMA GROVE Domestic Science University of Illinois — A. B. ■Big Hue eves are damjcrous thinijs, And sometimes keep us from getting icings. ' LOIS HART English I and III Lombard College — A. B. ■Ahrai s havpit, aliraiis gaii. Doing something all the (tag. ' (JLADYS KNOWLTON Commercial Department Gem City Business College — B. A. University of Illinois — University of Chicago Extension. W. I. S. T. C. ■Men are naturall i hunters, hut theii haren ' t found me out. HARLAND E. LOWE Economics, Civics, Agriculture W. I. S. T. C— B. E. University of Colorado ■What I must do is all that conrerns me, Xot irhiit people think. 9 m W 0 ■ Fourteen !!■

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J 9 jttREPLl Administration BusluH ' ll High School is a four- year liigh ischool fully recognized hy the State Department and accreilitod with the University of Illinois. This standing admits graduates to any college. Requirements for Graduation Sixteen year units are re(iuired of all who graduate, distributed as fol- lows : 1. Four units of English. 2. Two units of Jlathematies, one of which must be Algebra I. 3. Two units of Science, one of which must be General Science. 4. Two units of History, one of which must be American History. 5. Six approved elective units. Course of Study Tiie following c(UU ' se of study pro- vides subjects which will allow tlie students to receive thorough training in a general academic course. For tiiose preparing to enter college a well-rounded college entrance course is given. Others find major interest in agriculture, manual training, home economies or commercial training. Freshman Year Engli.sh I. Algebra I. General Science. Latin I. Early European History. Manual Training I. Sewing I. Physical Training. a t Sopiu)MORE Year English II. .Modern European History. Plane Geometry. Latin II. Biolog.y. Mechanical Drawing (eaeli semester). Typewriting 1. Piiysical Ti ' aining. Junior Year ■■• ' Englisli III. Algebra II (first semester). Solid Geonu try (second senu ' ster ( ' ommercial Aritlimetic (first semester). ( ' ommercial Geograpliy (second semester). Sewing II (each semester). French 1. Cooking. Agriculture. Uooklceeping 1. Sliortluuid I. Typewriting 11. Physical Training. Senior Year Engli.sh IV. American History. Physics. Economics (first semester). Civics (second semester). Commercial Law (second semester). Agriculture. French II. P)Ookkeeping II. Sliorthand II. Physical Training. Required subjects are marked with .tar ( ). Departments The Commercial Department stresses the rudiments of business education, and instills the principles of short- gWl ' l