Industry High School - Eagle Yearbook (Industry, IL)

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EAGLE TALES STAFF T are ff up Front row: M. Baldner, G, Bedwell, I. Caldwell, C, Hodges, Second row1F, Clawson, C, Wilson, J, Tremain, Miss Burgard, The second year typewriting class organized a newspaper staff this year, This is the second year for us to have a newspaper. News is sent to the Industry Press each week. Our school newspaper is mimeographed on gold paper and is distributed each Tues- day just before school is out, This year we exchanged newspapers with seven other high schools. Editor ------- --------- G eorgia Bedwell Business Manager ---- -------- C arol Jean Caldwell Distribution Managers- - - - Caroline Wilson, Coralie Hodges Art Editor -------- ---------- f Martha Baldner Mechanical Editors- - - - Frances Clawson, Joann Tremain Sponsor ------ - ------ - - - - - - Miss Burgard

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MIXED CHORUS Front row, left to right: J, Featherlin, M, L, Heaton, M. Lathrop, G, Bedwell, F. Clawson, 1. Caldwell, M, Baldner, E, Aten, M. Smith, E, Heaton, D. Russell, J. Caldwell, K, Twidwell, Second now: I. Williams, O, Barnes, D, Heaton, D, Hunt, M, Peak, S, Riebling, A Norris, C, Wilson, M. Snowden, A, J, Jones, L. I. Smith, N, Robinson. Third row: D, Wheeler, M, Goulding, K, Snowden, B, Miller, M, Brown, I, Bozard, M. Aten, P, Willey. N. Estes, V. Parker, C. Hodges, D. Wilson, Mr, Jodl. ' Fourth row: K, Spring, L, Pollock, S, Spring, C, Brillhart, B, Snowden, R, Frakes, R. Dean, N, Snowden, J,'Whee1er, B, Pollock, D, Jackson, D, Pollock, L, Walters W, Clemens, E, Zimmerman, R, Reeder, D. Williams, As music has blended with the history of the world and is being harmonized with the social patterns of our lives, it is becoming an integral part of the lives of Industry school students, The students of the high school band and choruses are assuming and fulfilling their capacious responsibilities in a most qualifying manner as they integrate more and more prominently into the activities of the school and county.

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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA mn 4.5! es'--Sa' From row. left to right: B, Pollockg C, L, Nelson. Advisorg L, Deener, Rep. a J. Wheeler Secretary, R, Dean, Presidentg E, Eberle, Vice President, R, Snowden, Treasurerg C. Brillhart, Sent, g D, Pollock, Second row, left to right: K, Spring, H, Wilson, R, Featherlin, P, Lotzg E, Osterg B, Mil- lerg V, Parkerg E, Zimmermang J. Lathrop: M. Twidwellz I. Martin, . Third row, left to right: H, Mearsg D, Bedwellg B, France: W, Clemens, N, Snowdeng R, Russell, B, Parker, E. Wilhelmg R, Frakes, D. Williams. Fourth row. left to right: R, Mitchell, L, Pollock, L, Vail, R, Yaapg R, Gray: D. Walra- ven, E, Provineg B, Heffnerg S. Springg D, Cashg E, Wilson. MOTTO: 'Learning to do, Doing to learn, Learning to live, Living to serve, The lndustry Chapter of the Future Farmers of America was chartered as a part of the State and National organizations in 1937. The primary aim of our organization is the development of Agricultural leadership, co-operation and citizenship, Each boy studying vocational Agriculture, conducts an individual farming program, on his home farm, consisting of one or more of the com- mon kinds of crops or livestock' produced on the farm, It is hoped that the student of vocational agricultural and his parents will co-operate in the selection of suitable crop and livestock enterprises and that the student will attempt to apply the scientific prin- ciples of crop and livestock production to the operation of these enterprises.