Independence High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Independence, KS)

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-.3-W -- - J U IRLW. O OBTAIN a high quality petro- leum product it is necessary that crude oil be put through an elabo- rate system of refining. To obtain adesir- able Citizen, it, too, is necessary that the individual be put through an elaborate system of refining by processes of edu- cation. The public school system is the refining agent, which his producing young citizens having power to get a quick start, climb higher hills, and contrib- ute more to their communities. As Inde- pendence is noted in its business life as an oil center, the theme for the 1930 Orange and Black has been taken from that industry. May you become better acquainted with Independence high school as a refinery as you turn these pages. I I I g,' V q.4-Q ,nares-

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EDICATIO 0 THE Prairie 0il and Gas com- pany, the Prairie Pipe Line com- pany, and the Producers a nd Refiners corporation-In view of the im- portant bearing that these companies have on the educational facilities of the Inde- pendence sclioolsg in view of the impor- tant relation of these companies to the welfare of business activities of Independ- enceg in view of their integrity and stand- ing in the oil industryg in view of their helpful attitude toward all civic improve- mentsg and finally, in View of the loyal support by these companies and their employees of all school affairs, We, the senior class of 1930, appreciatingly dedi- cate thisg the nineteen hundred thirty volume of the Orange and Black. I. I V'G.r