ROCKFORD PHOTO CLUB

Hononegah High School Photography Class and Photography Club were invited to visit and display their work during our Open Category Print Contest as part of the Rockford Photography Club's 75th Anniversary Year Celebrations. The images presented above are the Rockford Photography Club judges' selections for "Best Choices" from the 35 images presented. Ms Rebecca Robinson, teacher, can be proud of the works her students presented! Our Club celebrate the students' interest in photography! We were impressed that all the images were shot on film, and processed to prints by the students. 

Hononegah Community High School is a public high school in Rockton, Illinois, located between Rockford and the southern border of Wisconsin.  The district serves students from the towns of Rockton, Roscoe, Shirland, and parts of South Beloit. The district strives to provide an academically challenging and well-rounded educational experience for student success in college and careers.

The high school opened its doors in 1923, and is named after Ho–no–ne–gah, the Native American wife of Stephen Mack, Jr., who is generally credited for founding the town of Rockton. Hononegah High School was built in 1922, and dedicated in February 1923. Additions to the building have taken place in the 1950s, 1971 (metal gym complex), 1981 classroom addition, 1996 (Performing Arts Center and classrooms) and 2003 (new entrance, locker rooms, guidance and social studies as well as the information system's academy).

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Thank you Hononegah High School for all you do in supporting student interest in photography.