Hononegah High School - Mack Yearbook (Rockton, IL)

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BOARD UFN5 RS One change has b en made 1n the nembershlp of the Bo rd of Ed1C9tlOH IHCP tue last lSSUG of the ect appe red Doctor 3 Zwaska, Presldent of th Doard of rducatlon, d el Juno 50, 1956 Later or lr tb rear the oth r our members of the Board tern or uftlw the SPTIHE cleotlon of 1959 Fdword D Shotlltf Jr wlo had n evlously served two JGQIS pre ndert was apmln chosen to take Doc to Z: skd's place 1he ccmolete oersonncl of the Bo rd 1S as fol lors NAME T RN DXPIR S MEIBER SIRCE Srotllff, Pre ldent 1 58 1929 Same, Secretary 1159 1927 Keeney 1958 1952 Carrlker 1357 1955 Cllffo d 111s 1959 1956 Upon the de th of Dr ZIQSYQ, the fOl1OW1Hg res oldtlon was passed by th Bo rd of Educatlon nwhereas dedth has cldlm d our falthful co worker nd fllend, Dr A B Zwdske and 'ldmroas Dr 1 B Zvo ka ha sorvcd as a mem bor nd as PTbS1dGHt oi the Hlgh School Board of hd CatlOH ln an honest d1l1 e t, 1fLG11lWSHt and 6fflC1eHt manner Therefore be lt resolved, thot the Board of Ed ucetlon of Hononegah Commun1ty Hlgh School send to the reletwves of Dr. A. B.Zweska a letter of symp athy and condolence lH thelr hour of bereavement and that a copy of same be entered 1n the records of Lhe Board.H It expresses perfectly the regard and esteem wuth vh ch the school and the communlty held Dr. A.B.bmMm. 5 sm? 1' 253252252551 ' z 1 lf ' TT' 1:1:f:'.4:f .11 uv. - 1 '-13:31:13: 'Vjgf f 1 ' f? 1 , 1 . 3 ' L ' s' , ' ' Y 7 1 - K Y . ' 1.1, .L 3 0 ' .L Q ' '1 , ' ' , 2 . 9 1. J '. L .. 1 L I f ' Q ' , D 9 I . - .V J h V 1 V , . ., . , . - ,. ,. . appolnted Clxlfozd E111S to 1111 out nas uHGXp1FGd . 1 A L , , ' , - ' g, Q I Q. ' ' ' w 1 ' . Il .. 0 A u .. , 0 , 1 1 L 1 f 'f-C ' QS A s. - , ' je - - ,r vu rf . H , - ' J 1 K ' , Z1 .. 1' : ' J W U m T . 1 ' 1.1 g 1 1 U 1 1' , . . A E1 o P o 1 S if A a R 0 L Q E. R. 1 - - L C O ' f O I , K ' W T7 I 1 L.: - Q . V . ' - ' 9 X O Q : 'z 1 ' fm ' , 1 s. .U ' ' J 3. . o s 0 ' c L ' G f , . 1. . ies s - .f - 0 1 . D ' . Gi 1? ll ' ' , ' ' . ' gr 111 ' -1 ' V ' ' C: . Q Q , 1 A.

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BUILDING The physlcal plant and grounds of the Hononegah Commun1ty H1gh School, DlStT1Ct 207, are second to none 1n th1s part of the country We feel Justly proud of our bu1ld1ng and of the ample space that we have for play ground purposes,football, tennls, track baseball, and other allled physloal educa tlon outdoor 9Ct1V1tl6Sn Our maln bulldlng was constructed at the West end of an eleven acre plot of ground whlch accounts for the space m8Hf1OUGd above Thls bulldlng was erected ln 1922 and 1S made of flreproof materlal throughout Bonds were lssued for 3s1o2,ooo 328,000 plus lnterest yet remalns to be pald The last payment lS due Sept ember, 1940 ihere are ten cl ss rooms 1n thls bulldlng, of rhlch are labor torles Thls comblnatlon of regular rooms and laboratorlcs enables us to take care of pupll needs both from the standpolnt of VOCau10nal and cultural educatlon The gymnlslum 72' x 42' 1S on the tage of the audltorlum Th1S audltorlum has a eatlng capaolty of approxlmately 420, lthough 600 have been crowded lnto lt Our study hall wlll not take care of our 215 students all dt the same t1me, other arrangements must OTgQH1Zdt1OD, however, thls bulldlng could rather easlly take care of 300 people Th1s would HGCGSS1tQtG of course more teachers and more equlpment A COHS6TV3t1VL lnvolclng of equlpment and sup plle shows 335,000 Each year the Board of Educa tlon adds to the rest thus replaclng worn out and obsolete equlpment and addlng to what we already have All the lmportant records of the lnstltutlon are kept ln a f1reproof plece An automatlo clock, electrlcally controlled frcm the off1ce rlng bells throughout the bulldlng for the passlng of classes Behlnd the maln bulldlng 1S a three rocn frare tructure used by the Ind t11al arts Department Thls 1S well qalpped wlth oo er machlnery and all the necessary tools for manual tralrlng and a gen oral shop 4 O - . . . . I , 9 V V . O , , . , , . . . , . . I . . ., . 0 . - O U F . - . . . ' uc V l c c' il . 1 0 . u . r ' 1 x 7 J r D A ' L. K . r . I f- , . S up , . . 0 . . . L S . L . . H Q 3 ' f l . c . I i L ' so be made to house them. With a change in our . I , A I . . . I , . K .Ix - . . I .I . 3. 0 . A . . . . I - ' s . . - , . N . A U x. . rw L I I . . A . . K , J A . , . ' A . . . . ,LA M s us 'L ' G .e . ' ' e v', A mv .f ' C - . - ' x ' A '- ' 0

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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