Industry High School - Eagle Yearbook (Industry, IL)

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I TQ? E I' '1 ui' I-sy: .yjff',. ' sxtillwllll mnmkf F. H. A. mf' 'ln Front row, left to right: D, Wheeler, Historian, L, Smith, Pianist, D, Russell, Song Leader: J. Caldwell, Secretary, G, Bedwell, Treasurer, S, Riebling, President, M, Aten, Vice President, E, Aten, Parliamentarian, I, Bozard, Recreation Leader, P, Wil- ley, Reporter, F, Clawson, Projects Chairman, Second row: M, Baldner, M, Peak, D, Wilson, O, Barnes, N, Estes, I. Tremain, C, Wilson, C, Hodges, M, Snowden, Mrs, Reed, Advisor, Third row, V, Parker, I, Williams, F, Renner, M, Goulding, M. Smith, B, Miller, A, Jones, M, Brown, N, Robinson, D, Hunt, Top row: K, Snowdcn. I. Caldwell, M, McDonald, K, Twidwell, E, Heaton, M, Lathrop. A, Norris and J, Featherlin, The FHA is a national organization that helps girls to become skilled homemakers, Last fall marked the sixth year of Industry Chapter of FHA. The girls work to achieve the eight purposes and many receive degrees each year, Interesting events of the year were Freshman Initiation, Installation of Officers, Sectional Rally, FHA and FFA Parties, Style Show and Mother's Tea, Daddy Date Night, Chi1dren's Party, Football Banquet and Schoolmasters Dinner, Elaine Atcn was our delegate to the State Leadership Training Camp at East Bay last summer. A record of the chapter is kept in the Publicity Book which is judged in Section IX,

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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.

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October 20 broke forth as the freshmen poured into the high school in their hilarious costumes for the day, Everyone was put in high spirits as the freshmen once again had to perform their acts to see if they had met all qualifications. In spite of the backing of the crowd the Eagles failed to click against Northwestern, They lost the game 12-6. f The Homecoming dance was the greatest success of the celebration, The gym was decorated in a gold and green color scheme, The dance floor was crowded throughout the evening by couples who enjoyed both round and square dancing, After a short pro- gram everyone became very quiet while Frances Clawson, a senior, was crowned queen of Homecoming, She had two attendants who were: Jean Caldwell and Martha Baldner b0th Seniors. Robert Snowden, a senior, was crowned king of Homecoming, He had two attendants who were: Eugene Eberle and Cline Brillhart, both seniors, Everyone then danced to the king and queen, KING AND QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS Left to right: Cline Brillhart, Eugene Eberle, Bob Snowden, Frances Clawson, Jean Caldwell, Martha Baldner,