Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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le The organization of the Junior High Schools this year was a forward step in Moline's school system. It not only marks a decided change in the work of the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades, but also in the Senior High School conditions. Although the John Deere junior High and the Central Grammar junior High began operation this spring, about fifty students classed as 9B7s entered high school. Next fall, however, only students in the three upper high school classes will attend the Senior High School. This means that about eight of the high school teaching staff will have to be transferred to the junior High Schools. A change from a four-year course to a three-year schedule in the Senior High School will naturally change graduation requirements. Twelve units and 120 credits will be required for graduation, and entrance to college for graduates in june, 1954, and thereafter, will require the completion of twelve units. Twelve units will mean the carrying of four solids throughout the course. Next fall, for the first time in many years, every teacher in the Senior High School will have a room of his for herj own, every student will have a separate locker, our Biology rooms will be adequate for the classes, there will be no congestion in the cafeteria, and we probably will not have to use the auditorium for study purposes. i c PL 1 wi : i - t iffcggs f f Fifteen