Argo Community High School - Argolite Yearbook (Argo, IL)

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1- ' '.g we YU t 1'. V 1, Y my i --el ,xx I QR' , , x J NN T . .L -xx,i:Vlll: i pcwxslll i 1 Nl A 1 J 4 XL 'ixxwllx ' it is s QV' A. 9 FHEUHY Nllll ENUM lmprovement in quality of instruction .... de- velopment of methods in keeping with modern trends . . . . professional leadership at monthly faculty meetings .... representatives at state educational round tables .... attendance at annual meeting of Illinois Educational Association at J. Sterling Morton . . . . teachers' professional library expansion . . . . graduate work .... continuance of diagnostic and prognastic testing of incoming freshmen .... spon- soring of weekly assembly programs ..., pupil leadership encouraged .... noteworthy speakers .... active part in Argo Community Evening Trade School. Rapid strides in development of guidance activity . . . . publication in book form of guidance p-atterns worked out by faculty committee over four yea period a 1938-'39 accomplishment. K U65

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PROPOSED ENLARGEMENT Clearing Industrial District showing en- thusiastic interest in trade school and other educational facilities of Argo Community High School .... special dinner on May 18, with industrial executives of Clearing Dis- trict, Corn Products Refining Company executives, and other civic leaders, the guests of board members and Principal Charles E. Wingo .... informal considera- tions of proposed enlargement of District 217 to include Clearing industrial area, District 110 and District 111. Civic leaders present: Douglas P. Wells, Superintendent, Clearing Industrial District, Inc., Harry H. Pratt, Murphy Varnish Company: W. T. Brady, Manager, Corn Products Refining Company, C. J. Alger, Chicago office, Corn Products Refining Company, Wm. 17. Gurrie, School Auditor, Sam Frankland, President, Argo State Bankg P. T. Barrct, Land and Tax Commissioner, Belt Railway Ctmpany of Chicago. School Board, District 2175 Herbert C. Swanson, President, Charles Bu- low. Secretary, Harry L. Stone, john Ginalick, and Chris L. Dineif, Charles E. Wingo, Principal. C153 GENERAL EDUCATION COMMITTEE CHARLES ll. NVINGO. Piirlvilmf HARRIET HENDILRSHOT, Cbizirmim GRACE STEADRT RUTl'l BROONI RUTHI REYNOLDS FRED JOHNSTON FLOYD CURL TOULA LYMPEROPOLOUS, S i't':'i' fury CoNTRIBU'i'oits iiiiom lNUUSl'KY BEN GIBBS, Cori: P!'0lfIll'fV Rtjining Culiipiiuy WALTER LA VAHN, ljlvclru Mollri' Corporuliuu

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