Henryville High School - Hi Lites / Memories Yearbook (Henryville, IN)

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REQUIREMENTS EMPHASIZE ACADEMICS HS experienced a new emphasis on academics in 1984-85. New credit requirements made it obvious that graduating from high school would be increasingly challenging in the ap- proaching years. By state law, the number of credits in- creased from 32 for the '85 and '86 classes to 40 for the upcoming Class of 1989. Required credits in English, math, science, and social studies were also phased in for each of the classes from 1987 to 1989. Principal Ward Weber commented, I feel that the great emphasis President Reagan has put on education has re- sulted in rising expectations for our graduating seniors. The overall curriculum of CHS offered students the opportunity to prepare for future en- deavors of a wide variety to help meet those expectations. The academic concern of the administration was re- flected in the achievements of the stu- dents as they strived to reach their edu- cational goals. Students briefly pause for the photographer as they study. In her Home Ec. class, Lori Bottorff diligently sews. g SE