Homestead High School - Homesteader Yearbook (Homestead, PA)

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The Vulcan DEDICATION BECAUSE the borough of Homestead, with its mills, its smoke, i ts tire li as as the very hea rt of its existence the spirit of industry; because the public school system of Homestead, with its officers, its teachers, and its pupils has as the very center of its progressiveness the spirit of industry, the staff of 1925 dedicates the first edition of .the Talc a a to the spirit of Vulcan, spirit of Industry, hoping that industry may he the password by which an great movements are inaugurated in its Alma Mater. Page Six

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Class O F 19 2 5 FOREWORD A' presenting this, the first edition of the Vulcan, the staff has attempted to live up to the doctrine of industry upon which this edition has been based. It lias tried to present faithfully and accurately the life of Homestead High School as it js lived day by day by its many pupils. It has put forth special effort toward presenting the activities of the various depart- ments, organizations, classes, and teams during this present year so that the Vulcan may be, indeed, a veritable “Memory Book of 1925” to all who view it in later years. A Page Five

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Class Of 1925 INDUSTRY Brilliant, sparkling, flaming, molten Liquid steel in giant mold; Soon to cool, to harden into Mighty ingots, gray and cold. Shrieking, groaning, tugging, pulling Engines with the ingots gray; Which, when cut by mammoth shears, form the steel that holds all sway. Bridges, cables, railroads, steamers, Everywhere this steel we see; And it’s made bv process skillful, Through the growth of Industry. Lewis H. Page Seven