Hononegah High School - Mack Yearbook (Rockton, IL)

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NORTH CVUTRAL ASnOCIPlll SlPC6 l9ol the ho on gah Commuzwty dlgh School ba been a member of the aorth Cen ral A soclat on of Polllge and S cond ry schools The H1mS of thls or hHlZ t on Cro, fl t to brlnv about a better acqualnt noe, a Veener symoathy and a heqrta r co oner tlon between the colle es, and second ry schools of thws terrltory second, con 1der common 6dUC1t1OHJ1 problems and to de vlse the best wdys and means of SO1VlH5 them and tblrd to promote the phy 1011, lntcllectual nd moral well bG1Hg of students by urglng proper llbrary and laboratory f1C1lltl6S and hlgher stand rds of SChO1QFSQlp A larce number of rebulatlons and stand rds have to be met In the brlefe t posslble form they are as follows S3HltQt1OH and JaH1tOF181 Servlce of the School Plant lhc equlpment, lnstructlonal apparatus, materl ls and supplles of the Sclence Laboratory Ind the School Lubrnry Accuracy and completeness of records Requlrem nts for raduatlon The 6fllC1fHCy of lnstructlon and the splrlt a1d attltude of te chers and stu dents The selectlon and tenure of offlce t achers The academlc preparatlon of teach rs All teacher must have college degrees and the Drlnclpal or Superlntendent dlrectly 1D charge mu t have a Naster's Degree The teacher load The pupll load Athletlcs Inasmuch as tho ASSOO1atlOH has exchange rc latlonshlps wlth Slmllar OTgHnlZQtlOHS the west and east coast and ln the south, lt really means that any boy or glrl graduatlng from Hono nogah can enter almost any College or UH1VCFS1ty 1n the Unlted States wlthout taklng an entrance CX8m1HQtlOHo 7 fi' v 1 - rw r-1 X my l .J H A ' ' A 'wiv ', ' n e A , .. 111 1: . ..s . . Y t- s ' 1- i , 2 ,s ', e a 7, . ' ' , . ' g' ' a l 2 s 'rs , ' D L . Q H Q T is le - L a ' . , c g . a ' L J ' 3 to s' , ' ' 1 - . ,C . . T 3 b A.' , ,. s' L ' e. a sanitary conditions of school buildings, adequate - ' ' J Q ' fl A I ' . if W . c. fl t. 0 ' s ' : 1. . H . K . . . O 2. m A . . . 1 l fl , - o I Q L J f L . 5 I .H I T X O 4. ' e ' g . ' , 5. s 1' 'e ' ' ' ' 1 s ' f ,a - .A . 6 0 - - ' of e . 7 o ' - ' f ' . .C c S x vs ' IA . . . ' ' s l ' 0 8. 1 f ' . 9 o . F Q lO 0 A . 4 1 , ' ' I A x -. . J - . . . on . ' -X. ' 3 1

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CURRICULUM A little shift in-the curriculum was made this year to coincide with a change in the point of view and purpose of a high school education. For years the high school curriculum has been based on training for college. Wm know of course, that only a small percent really go to college and in as much as their formal education ends with high school, some account should be taken of that in regard to the subjects offered. Consequently, our curriculum has been divided into what,for lack of a better term, we call a college preparatory course. The subjects taken in each course are as follows: Starred subjects are required. College Preparatory Non-Collegiate Ninth Year 1Engl1sh I +Engl1sh I +Elementary Scicnce General Mathem tics Latin I :Elementary Science Algebra I Manual Training Sewing Tenth Year 1Engl1sh II tEngl1sh II Latin II Jr B usiness Training Geometry I iworld Progress iworld Progress Manual Training Eleventh Year :English III :English III Commercial Geography Economics A Civics Trignonmetry Biology Economics Manual Training Civics Bookkeeping Biology Shorthand Phy ics or Chemistry Tynewriting Twelfth Year +Engl1sh IV rEngl1sh IV YAMSFICSR History YAmCP1C8H History Economics Shorthand Civics Typewriting Physics or Chemistry Civics Biology Economics Commercial Geography 3 I I . 3 4. , a . I . . J . . .- . . a . . ..- - . - . . . . . . F . . . . u . - . . . 3 5315- 554:-13. '-3:55-Ig: -:-'-:-:-a:- :1f5:7?:1:1'1 ' :-:-z:3:-.- .-:like-5:7 6

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Because the Hononegah Community High School is a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, it is privileged to have a charter of the National Honor Society . The purpose of this organization is to encourage and develop in high school boys and girls a spirit, an attitude, and a group of ideals in regard to scholarship, leadership, service and character. Each year not more than l5'fZ of the Senior Class may be picked for membership in this group or 52 of the Junior Class and lOZ of' the Senior Class during its Senior year may be chosen. This organization. was established at Hononegah in l95O and up to date has included the following people: Class Name Class l95O William Samp l95O l95l Vernon Howland l93l Marguerite Stoller lQ32 Lucille Frear l952 George harstetter 1953 Bertil Johnson 1953 l954 Theodoie Hall l934 Mildred Holte Helen Samp l955 Cora Burton l955 Helen Burton lC36 Dorothy duss l936 Donald Davis Doris Geddes Roy Hansen Jean Liddlc Doris Popanz All tudents are eligible to r ceivc a old pin upon becoming a member a shield, the emolem of the organization, is placed upon th ir di plomas ,. . A l I , J , . f 1 s C e V g . y . , , . , , A. , ie' 0