Industry High School - Eagle Yearbook (Industry, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1952 volume:

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K T 7114141 1-mdk Mnmijsrreu vwasooxs Qehbahbn We, the Senior class of 1952, take great pleasure in dedicating our annual, the '52 HIGHLIGHTS, to MISS MAX INE BURGARD Throughout our last three yearsof high school, you have helped us greatly in being able to put out our yearbook. You have rendered other helpful ser- vices to us during these last three years, May this dedication, help us to express our appreciation and thanks TO YOU. fha Qffafm Hail Alma Mater, noble and strong, To Thee with loyal heart we raise our song, Swelling to heaven loud our praises ring: l-lail, lndustry High, of thee we sing. I Waifaai tgfaff I First row left to right: Artha Jane Jones, Dorothy Russell, Patty Willey, Inez Bozard, Mary Jane Aten, Margie Snowden Alice Jackson, Elaine Heaton, Dorla Heaton, Virginia Parker, Alleyne Norris. Second row, left to right: Miss Burgard, Lila Jean Smith, Shirley Riebling, Sam Spring, Bob France, Dick Cash, Beulah Miller, Delores Hunt. Back row left to right: Tommy Fowler, Richard Cobb, Eldon Provine, Eugene Heaton, Larry Deener, Richard Yaap Robert Featherlin, Bill Miller, Merle Twidwell. Members of the Industry Highlights Staff have worked hard to make this book an enjoyable book of memories for you We hope that you will enjoy this book as much as we have enjoyed producing it. Editor ------ Assistant Editor - - - Business Manager - - Snapshot Editors - - - - - - Art Editor ---- Literary Editor - - Feature Editor - - - - INDUSTRY HIGHLIGHTS STAFF - - - - - - - - - - MARGIE SNOWDEN - - - - - - SAMMY SPRING - ---- - - PATTY WILLEY - - - MARY JANE ATEN INEZ. BOZARD - - - - - - - - ELAINE HEATON - - - - - ---- ALICE JACKSON - - - - - - - - - - DOROTHY RUSSELL Advertising Sales Manager - - - - - - ARTHA JANE JONES lndustry Highlights Sales - - Advertising Solicitors Advisor - - - - - - - - - - - - - SHIRLEY RIEBLING DOROTHY RUSSELL DELORES HUNT INEZ BOLARD DICK CASH ' LARRY DEENBZ, BOB FRANCE, BILL MILLER, BEULAH MILLER, TOMMY FOWI.ER,ALLEYNE NORRIS, RICHARD YAAP, JAMES LATHROP, ELDON PROVINE, EUGENE HEATON, DORLA I'IEATON,MER.LE TWIDWELL,RICHARDCOBB, and ROBERT FEATHERLIN --------------------- MISSBURGARD .Q , - . Y I H ef-nf T ff-,.g--- ff1.f 1A 'Sv .5 .fir-7 ' '7f'f ' ,-me 56255220 nz M! M7125 s ' A busy shorthand class L ,f- 'sr A junior English panel discussion The sophomore English clau x I u Q .Q u I 1 V ip 5 My ,f-.14 frie- T -4 -r xr .5QJ' 'T 137 M- ' Our driver training car and instructor A study hall scene A 1 42-Q ,-.-4--J' Q IFC . Q -i ' ' . K.. . . 's-. - -' ' ' . Q-.4 .'- .gy-. - - fx-r .- The newly painted agriculture shop i-mi The freshman agriculture class A busy physics class ff X Cleaning the kitchen Physical Education class I R X 'O , 4 41. A 1 ' 1 'R ff N566 511' ? ,J Q 1 + 4, MZ? Lgllfillkl ZIIZZQII mc! ef S C MONSON P W YARD A B St O1afCol1ege U o UHIVCISIIY of Illmors M S Wrsconsrn A Northwestern Umversrty Algebra Gd!! U0 Iii! Standrng left to rrght Kenneth Spnng Ray Craddock Paul Hrckenbottom Seated left to rxght Henry Murfrn Henry Warrmgton Eugene Hammond Absent Ady Clemens .v 4U . ., . B.S., . fI. M. ., ' 'D I ,....,. . 1 4 ,ki A Q f 5 5 V X . ' , sy ' ' . -if is A Q ' A 11 I L MAXINE BURGARD ED Western Ill1no1s State Typmg I Typxng Il Bookkeeplng Shorthand Guls Phys1calEducat1on MAXINE IANES ED Western Ill1no1s State General Sc1ence Bus1ness Anthmeuc Brology Englrsh Ill wb H ODESSA REED ' AA VERN CHICK B ED Western 11110015 State Connors State College Coach Boys Physrcal Educauon Amerrcan Hrstory Soclal Sc1ence CIVICS Economrcs LQ. PATRICK MCGRADY B Sc1ence Ithaca College Instrumental and Vocal Instructron DOROTHY UNDERWOOD B ED B Eureka College Western Illrnoxs State 5 UHIVCTSIKY Of MISSOUTI Homemalung I Il Enghsh I II IV Home and Famlly Ltvmg Nj Spanrsh II vi I , if M 1 f um, U V . , h' ' if DANIEL FAHERTY B Sc1ence Physxcs Coach CLAUDE L NELSON Umversny of Illmors Agnculturel II III SAMUEL FARR Our custodlan who has been a frrend to one and all for fourteen years B. U , , . H . . . . B. ., ' ' ' . ' B.S., NLS. r W X Tv A Aiag Y f .1-1 .,5., f n ,LS I 9 f ff, 15 as Q1 was ARLO r COKER --..., 5, r .254 if if BILL HEFFNER KING BURNHAM STANLEY WAYNE HORNEY MORROW zz dffwfi 11 sl',' First row, left to right: Kay Twidwell, Rodney Russell, Mr. Yard, Joyce Caldwell, Inez Bozard. Second row, left to right: Teresa Walraven, Joyce Lancaster, Sandra Vail, Opal Barnes, Back row, left to right: Lila Jean Smith, Alleyne Norris, Patty Willey, RALPH RUNKLE The purpose of the bus patrol is to see that the rules are obeyed for the safety of the children on the bus. These bus patrols meet monthly to discuss the problems that arise. to give reports and ask advice of advisors, Mr. Yard and Mr. Coker, the head-bus driver. The bus patrols are chosen by the bus drivers each year. At the end of the year, they receive award pins. v. xg V N if K' 'xii' ff... Jw' an-he-Q, Q- fi W Walrus RICHARD COBB Football 1 2 4 FFA 1 2 3 4 Class President 1 Industry Highlights ROBERT FEATHERLIN FFA 1 2 3 4 Industry Highlights BOB FRANCE Industry Highlights Chorus 1 2 Band 2 3 4 Operetta 1 FFA 1 2 3 4 FFA President 4 Band Librarian 2 Class Play 3 4 Librarian 3 Class President 3 EUGENE l-lEATON Chorus 1 Class Play 3, 4 Class President 2 Student Council President Industry Highlights Operetta 1 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Conference Team 4 Track 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Homecoming King 4 Band 2, 3 Football Co Captain 4 LARRY DEENH2 FFA 1 2 3 FFA Reporter Chorus 1 Band 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Operetta 1 lndustry Highlights THOMAS FOWLER Band 2 3 Class Secretary 4 Football 1 Basketball 1 Track l Baseball 1 Chorus 1 Class Play 3 4 Industry Highlights DORLA HEATON Chorus I 2 3 Class Play 3 Librarian 4 Operetta 1 lndustry Hrghlrghtg DELORES HUNT Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3,4 Tonette 2 Industry Highlights ALICE JACKSON Music Contests 1, 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Speech Contests 2, 3 Student Council 2, 3 Dramatics Club 2, 3 GAA 1, 2, 3 Library Club 1, 2, 3 FTA 3 Girls Trio 2 3 Macomb High 1 2 3 Class Play 3 4 State Music Camp 3 Industry Highlights FHA 4 JAMES LATHROP Chorus 1 FF 1 2 3 4 Industry Highlights Operetta 1 BILL MILLER Chorus 1 FFA 1 2 3 lndustry Highlights Track 1 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 3 VIRGINIA PARKER Chorus 1 2 3 4 Operetta 1 Tonette 2 Class Vice President 3 lndustry Highlights FHA 1 2 3 4 FHA Treasurer 4 Student Council 4 Librarian 3 4- 9 I f A ARTHA JANE JONES Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 1 Band 2 Cla ss Secretary -Treasurer 3 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 lndustry Highlights FHA President 4 Student Council 4 Librarian 3 Class Play 3 Eagle Tales BEULAH MILLER Chorus 2 3 4 FHA 2 3 4 Tonette 2 Band 2 ALLEYNE NORRIS Chorus 1 2 3 4 Operetta 1 Tonette 2 Bus Patrol 1 2 3 4 Industry Highlights FHA 2 3 4 FHA Secretary 4 Class Play 3 4 Eagle Tales Staff 4 ELDON PROVINE FF 1 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Chorus 1 Operetta 1 Football 1 Class Play 3 Basketball 1 Track 1 Baseball 1 Industry Highlights . , . v V! , I . 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A , , , . . l I I ' ' , kb- B '2 SHIRLEY RIEBLING Chorus 1 2 3 4 Tonette 2 Operetta 1 FH 1 2 3 4 FHA President 3 Music Contest 2 Eagle Tales Staff 4 lndustry Highlights Class Play 3 4 MARGIE SNOWDEN Chorus 1 2 3 4 FHA 1 2 3 4 FHA Songleader 4 Operetta 1 Eagle Tales Staff 4 Class Vice President 1 Class President 4 Class Play 3 4 Tomahawk Staff 4 Annual Editor and Asst Homecoming Queen 4 D A R Award 4 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Librarian 2 3 PATTY WILLEY Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 FH 1 2 3 4 FHA Reporter 3 Class Vice President 4 Class Secretary-Treasurer 2 Librarian2 3 4 Bus Patrol 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Operetta 1 Band Officer 2 3 4 Queen Attendant 4 Eagle Tales Staff 4 Annual Staff 3 4 MISS BURGARD Advisor is. an--Q -4.2 F1005 , .7 CLASS COLORS: Blue and Silver CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose CLASS MOTTO: Forever Forward DOROTHY RUSSELL Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Band President 3 Band Secretary 4 FH 1 2 3 4 FHA Pianist 2 4 FHA Songleader 3 Eagle Tales Editor 4 Class Play 3 4 Operetta 1 Queen Attendant 4 Industry Highlights Dramatic Award 3 MERLE TWIDWELL FF 1 2 3 4 Industry Highlights RICHARD YAAP FFA 1 2 3 Football 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 4 Track 1 2 3 lndustry Highlights CHICK Advisor A -Tfhhcl E6 TOM Jos: Ken B11 I EBCCLIQIZ TIM G ra,nJma M4 rye Ay- I8 A DOdlC A255 amy On September 1948 30 students making up the class of 52 the most spectacular classthat ever ventured through the halls of lndustry High School began the Journey that was to be re membered as one of the great exploratrons of all time During our first year Richard Cobb led the class as president Bob France vice president and Lorene Rowland as secretary treasurer were his faithful helpers Our adult sponsor for the fresh man year was Mrs Odessa Reed Whrle in the ftrst step of our Journey we lost Linda Easley and Dicky Rankin who both moved away Wendell Royer discontinued school During the summer of1949 two of our members Ann Haffey and Betty Skrles moved away and Ralph Frakes did not return to school We started out with the gain of a new student Ruth Matthews At the beginning of the second semester Delores Hunt a transfer from Adair joined our ranks Eugene Heaton was elected president Margie Snowden vice president and Patty Willey secretary Ueasurer Mrs Maxine Janes was class sponsor Near the end of the sophomore term Ronald Gray discontinued school Merle Twidwell a transfer from Plymouth started out our Junior year with us Norma Estes also started but quit shortly after the second semester During the year we lost Howard Lrndsey who quit school to get a Job Roy Foster also qurt and Joined the Arr Force Bob France led the Mrs Maxine Janes and Mr Vern Chick served as sponsors We gave A Case ofSpr1ngt1me a three BCI comedy as our Junior class play Our senior year the final step rn our great Journey we started out with a class of 21 students Alice Jackson transferred from Macomb High early rn the first semester Offrcers for this year were Margie Snowden president Patty Willey vice president and Tom Fowler secretary treasurer Miss Maxrne Burgard and Mr Vern Chick led we class as sponsors We gave Gtrls Are Like That under the direction of Mrs Underwood for our senior play We raised money our senior year rn such ways as picking up corn game concessions selling football pins class prns bake sales dances and by various other means This money financed the mp to New Orleans Louisiana which every one thoroughly enjoyed Thus ended our Journey during the four years we attended lndustry High School We are proud to say that we belong to the class of 52 a class much lrke a snowflake we left a mark but not a stain U c . . 'I I p , - . . 9 I - . , l - . . . . ' . . . ' . . . . . S . , . . 1 . ' - u . , . f l I I I u ' I class as president, with Virginia Parker, vice presidentg and Artha Jones, secretary-treasurer. a c o I , . 1 V ' 7 4 9 , Q I 1 h I Q n . . . , . ' . , . ' l I I ! I I I , . , n maxi 675255 Jailecy After laboring very hard at lndustry Hrgh School for four years we now frnd all of the members have grovm a lrttle older rn the past frfteen years srnce we graduated on May 23 1952 While travelrng around the country we stopped to vrsrt the drfferent members of the class Rrchard Cobb rs now a physics teacher at Industry High He s a lady krller just lrke hrs old physrcs teacher We see Patty Wrlley rs now flying around rn a Jet plane with her favorite pilot and leavrng Red and Bob behind in the clouds Aslazy as ever we see Eldon Provrne lrvrng happrly on the money hrs wrfe rs makurg at Ford Hopkins There s Beulah Mrller and Garl enjoying the beautiful moon of Hawarr where Garl rs statroned with the U S Marine Corps We also can hear the prtter patter of lrttle feet Robert Featherlrn rs now floor walker at Walgreen s drugstore He s trying to protect Mrllre from all the men Vrrgrnra Parker rs now Mrs Vrrgrnra McSperrrtt and she runs a dude ranch down rn Texas She has 16 lrttle cowboys to help her run rt As Bob France always lrked chrckens he rs now running a chicken farm rn Macomb He s rarsrng a lot of bantam roosters Artha Jane Jones rs now owner of a square dance hall rn Webster There s always a brg fight every Saturday night to see who gets to dance with Artha Maybe rt rs because she takes rn all the money Irmmy Lathrop rs now a bookre at Churchill Downs race track He s having just as much luck there as he had rn skrpprng school rn 1951 1952 Bradford and Dorothy Caldwell wrth their 22 krds just came back from a wrnter vacation rn Florida We see that Larry Deener and Rose are very happy running their Plymouth garage They are well on junior Mrller and Margie Snowden are now running the St Lours Cardinals but there are st1llBrll and Chuck actrve rn the out freld Gene Heaton and Maggie are running a dog kennel for cocker spanrels We hear that srnce Alice Jackson lost out with Bob she Joined the Arr Force and rs now playing the field Taking her mrsery out rn the arr Merle Twrdell rs now owner of a skating rrnk rn Plymouth and hrs star skater rs Gracie Stambaugh We see that Jrm P Finally gave rn to Alleyne Norris and they are now happrly marrred They have two or three old model T cars just enough to haul their 12 krds around rn Tommy Fowler rs now manager of Ralph Godfrey s traveling donkeys He s getting to look JUS! like them Shirley Rreblrng rs now married to Wayne and lrvrng rn Mt Sterlrng She and her husband are running a boarding house Brll Mrller rs kept busy going coon hunting and Sltllng with Beulah chrldren He leads qurte an rnterestrng lrfe Delores Hunt and Gay are married but strll feudrng as ever Richard Yaap rs strll a bachelor and he s running a watermelon farm Now he s experiencing what rt s lrke to run off the krds that take watermelons Dorla Heaton rs now a speech director at the U of I and Elvre attends every class Mr Chrck now has a football team composed of lrttle Chicks with a cheerleading squad to boot Mrss Burgard is now happrly married to a lab teacher and rarsrng a lot of lrttle chemrcals She s trying to teach them how to type I their way now with their family, they have three sets of twins, We the class of nrneteen hundred and flfty two of the Industry H1gh School betng ln our u and sane mtnds do hereby w1ll all of our proudest possesslons to the underclassmen and hope that they may do as much w1th them as we d1d day Delores Hunt w1ll my bookkeepmg pad to Gerry Wetzel Beulah Mrller w1ll my 1r1k pen to Mtss Burgard Dorla Heaton w1ll my abtlrty to wrtte love letters to Grace Stambaugh Artha Jane Jones W111 my ab1l1ty to get the correct answers rn htstory class to Donna Wheeler and hope they aren t ltke mme Bob Featherltn w1ll my bashfullness to Gary Fowler Eldon Provrne w1ll my good conduct 1n hlstory class to Chuck Teel Rlchard Cobb w1ll my last quarter to Roger Moats Bob France w1ll all of my ntcknames to Dxck Pollock as he needs some Altce Jackson w1ll my lovmg smtle toKathrynSnowdenprov1ded shehas a someone l1ke Phtl France to smile at as I d1d V1rg1n1a Parker w1ll all my dates w1th Macomb boys to Shrrley who needs them Margte Snowden w1ll my ab1l1ty to get boys and keep them to Elatne Heaton Ihope she has better luck than I drd Patty Wllley w1ll my bashfulness to Joe Wheeler and B1ll Pollock as they certamly don t have any Merle Twrdwell will my ab1l1ty to behave 1n Mr Chtck s classes to Wayne Heaton B111 Mlller w1ll my ab1l1ty to keep up my studles and get sUa1ght A s to Gary Fowler Larry Deener w1ll my bashfullness to Harold Wilson Rrchard Yaap w1ll my physlcs braln to Rex Bedwell Alleyne Norrrs wtll my seat rn the study hall and my bookkeep1ng grades to Norman Mor row Dorothy Russell w1ll my ab1l1ty to chew gum rt school to Ltla Jean Smtth and hope s e gets by w1th II better than I dld Shrrley R1eblmg w1ll my abrllty to sleep 1D class and st1ll get good grades to J1mmy Mar n Tommy Fowler w1ll my ab1l1ty to goof off to Harvey W1ll1ams J1mmy Lathrop w1ll my grades ln Enghsh to Dtck Cash We the S enror C lass of 1952 declare thrs w1ll to be legally ln the best of order on Ih1S of May 23 1n the year of our Lord 1950 I O fll ' , ' ' I, , ' ' . I, ' , ' . I, ' , ' . I, , A ' ' . I' ' . . 0 I' .y . . . - I, , ' 4 ' h 1' . . . ' . ,. . . . - ti , tgmm be 5 ,Uday I ' A Ny I' France. Miller, Tommy Fowler, Mrs. Underwood. Beulah Miller, Artha Jane Jones. A Absent: Shirley Riebling GIRLS ARE LIKE THAT, April 10, 1952 5 Front row, left to right: Gene Heaton, Dorothy Russell, Margie Snowden, Patty Willey, Alleyne Norris, Bob Middle row, left to right: Alice Jackson, Delores l-lunt, Richard Yaap, Larry Deener, Eldon Provine, Bill Back row, left to right: Dorla Heaton, Virginia Parker, Merle Twidwell, Jimmy Lathrop, Bob Featherlin, Virginia Poole is looking forward to a long-deferred meeting with her fiance, Tommy Davis. Her visiting aunt has promised to settle a stubstantial sumon Virginia when the latter announces her engagement. Marylane messes everything. Jimmy Shields arrives to act as Virginia's fiance, Jack Everett is mistaken for Jimmy and finally Tommy himself arrives to find that Virginia is really in love with Jack Everett, the radio announcer Auntie, only too happy to leave this crazy household, slips on the porch and sprains her ankle, forcing her to re main as a reluctant guest. The play ends on a happy note, despite poor Auntie's accident. Mary Jane Poole, a problem child - - Essie, a cousin ----------- Mom Poole, a young mother ----- Virginia Poole, her favorite daughter - - Lillian Root, a fixer --------- Aunt Jane, a wealthy woman - - - Jack Everett, a radio announcer - - Jimmy Shields, a stranger in town - - l-lelen, Jack's sister --------- Tommy Davis, a fiance - - - Director ---------- - - - DOROTHY RUSSELL - - - PATTY WILLEY - - DELORES HUNT - - MARGIE SNOWDEN - - ALICE JACKSON - -SHIRLEY RIEBLING - - - - BOB FRANCE - - EUGENE HEATON - - - - ALLEYNE NORRIS - - - - - TOMMY FOWLER DOROTHY UNDERWOOD GMM' sling' ,.f, V A sf' , -F ' Q F fx ff! hi, 3, 59,4 if 9 X eiwff QQ 6'3 32.1, A,- if P 9' hx., .ix I YQ 'QP' 1-0 HAROLD WILSON V Presldent INEZ BOZARD T MRS REED Advrsor DICK CASH ki JOE WHEELER Presrdent JOYCE FEATHERLIN PERRY LOTZ MARY LOU I-IEATON MARY LATHROP LILA JEAN SMITH U in Elf? 'L 9 Q I O MR. MCGRADY Advlsor PHIL FRANCE VIRGIL PARKER MARY JANE ATEN Secretary Treasurer ELAINE HEATON BILL POLLOCK SAM SPRING CLARENCE WALLER LYNTON WALTERS DONNA WHEELER EDWARD WILSON 4 w V4 w V57, 3,5 ,, W K A 9 fr :,. . , ' C' 'N J ' A .,.L I .' 5 , . 5 Y K 1 ' V Igfxl A ,., 4 I ..,,. u Q . 1 V f , ' 2 !? S I ' v 'Q M. I 22 I M ,V V K Avv ' t Q, , if 1,12 , ufzfkw fha ,Uh 71 9 fa 5 , , 5 Bl X PAPA SAYS NO, November 10, 1951 First row, left to right: Perry Lotz, Joyce Featherlin, Donna Wheeler, Lila Jean Smith, Mary Lathrop, Mary Lou Heaton. Second row, left to right, Clarence Waller, Harold Wilson, Inez Bozard, Mary Jane Aten, Sam Spring, Elaine Heaton, Dick Cash, Mrs. Janes. Back row, left to right, Edward Wilson, Joe Wheeler, Bill Pollock, Phil France, Lynton Walters, Virgil Parker. Mr. Alonza K. Page and his daughter, Janet, came to the Mirmar Hotel. Miss Watts, the nosey old maid of the hotel, pushed her nose into everyones business including Mr, Page's and Ianet's. Helen Carter and her son Pete were at the hotel, and were friends of Jack Prescott, Janet's boy friend. Jack was Janet's fiance and was so disliked by Mr. Page that he was going to take Janet to South America to forget him. Jack and Pete conspired to keep Mr. Page from taking her by getting him interested in some woman. Pete decided to dress as a woman and give him the works. Jack not being able to find a room took a maid's job. Then, Jack and Janet stole her Father's passport. Miss Watts had her eye on Mr. Page and was very jealous of her rival, Pete. She was always in the way. Jack by mistake put the stolen passport in Miss Watts coat pocket. Then matters went from bad to worse. It all ends happily. Jack and Janet were married, Mr. Page and Mrs. Carter were going to get married. and Miss Watts was carted off to jail for theft. The characters were: Jack Prescott, Sammy Spring, Janet Page, Mary Jane Aten, Toots, the elevator girl, Inez Bozard, Ioe, the bellhop, Phil France, Pete Carter, Dick Cash, Mrs. Carter, Lila Jean Smith, Waiuesses Elaine Heaton and Joyce Featherlin, Miss Watts, Donna Wheeler, Alonza K. Page, Bill Pollock, Bill Sykes, hotel clerk, Joe Wheeler, Detectives, Harold Wilson and Clarence Waller. ' The Stage Managers were Eddie Wilson and Perry Lotz and advertisement managers were Lynton Walters and Virgil Parker. J-'V' . l I X. 13, , 'X 7, Vyy n , K , , V ,Q ' , -as fyiwmfws' y if President Donald Bedwell Margaret Brown is R1chard Mrtchell ? 7 3 Advisor Mrs Janes ,J Wayne Clemens 'fb ,ro Norm an Morrow Mola Lee Russell Smrth 'ix .,. Richard 6' Karol Kay Twtdwell Walraven wi' Eugene Wrlhelm Vrce Presrdent Nelson Snow m Fowler 'VH-qv William Parker if '7 Kathryn Snowden Ronald Webb 'O In-Q Advtsor Mr Nelson 'S a Frakes ? 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Loydetta Hayes Qi' usb Harold Parker M532 1 Sandra Vall Presrdent Danny Gray .Z Rex Bedwell www, Wayne Heaton 40' Robert Parker Lyle Swearmgen 'Www Nh -0--., Sec Treas Shlrley Hunt Wxllxam Clawson Jimmy Marun Grace Stambaugh 'rf' Advisor Mrs Underwood Davrd Scott Dean Roger Moats Charles Teel ,ff 'S QAJOF Advisor Mr Yard 'i 1 I I I .l First row left to right Annette Wetzel Teresa Walraven Donna Twidwell Second row left to right Dorothy Russell Bob France Joyce Caldwell Kay Twidwell Della Farr George Pollock Phil France Third row left to ri t Joyce Featherlin Joyce Lancaster Mary Lou Provine Jimmy Fowler Jerry Deener Roger Hamm Kenneth Spring Richard Mitchell Fourth row left to right Janet Farr Marsha Kingery Eldon Provine Larry Royer Scott Dean Roger Teel Larry Deener Sam Spring Standing left to right Patty Willey Donna Wheeler Dick Pollock Mary Jane Aten Bill Pollock Larry Willey was H A X 0 . I a First row, left to right: Joyce Featherlin, Donna Wheeler, Pearl Stambaugh, Jean Williams, Kay Twidwell, Mr. McGrady, Mary Jane Aten, Inez Bozard, Margie Snowden, Patty Willey, Mary Lathrop, Mary Lou Heaton. Second row, left to right: Shirley Hunt, Dorothy Russell, Artha Jane Jones, Loydetta Hayes, Mola Lee Smith, Kathryn Snowden, Sandra Vail, Opal Barnes, Alleyne Norris, Beulah Miller, Shirley Riebling, Lila Jean Smith, Third row, left to right: Gerry Wetzel, Virginia Parker, Donna Wilson, Ferrol Renner, Joyce Caldwell, Alice Jackson, Delores Hunt, Dorla Heaton, Elaine Heaton. Fourth row, left to right: Joe Wheeler, Sam Spring, Dick Pollock, Lynton Walters, Lawrence Pollock, Nelson Snowden, Wayne Heaton, Wayne Clemens, Rodney Russell, Bill Pollock. Back row, left to right: Rex Bedwell, Charles Teel, Danny Gray, Phil France, Bill Clawson, Kenneth Spring, Richard Mitchell. Roger Baldner, Dean Williams. Q .Z may S-3 Front row, left to right: Patty Willey, Dick Cash, Mrs. Underwood, Dorla Heaton. Back row, left to right: Joyce Caldwell, Mary Jane Aten, Clarence Waller, Perry Lotz, lnez Bozard, Mary Lathrop. We finally have a rack for our magazines. They present a very pleasing and attractive addition to the study hall. This year the students check out the magazines each period at the library desk, and at the end ofthe peri- od the librarian collects all magazines that are still out. Mrs. Underwood is the librarian, and she has these as- sistants: Patty Willey, Dick Cash, Joyce Caldwell, Mary Jane Aten, Clarence Waller, Perry Lotz, Inez Bozard, Mary Lathrop and Dorla Heaton. aim tgfaff Z Standing, left to right: Artha Jane Jones, Alice Jackson, Shirley Riebling, Miss Maxine Burgard, Margie Snow- den, Patty Willey, Alleyne Norris. Sitting: Dorothy Russell. The third volume of Eagle Tales was mimeographed and distributed each Tuesday just before schoolwas out by members of the second year typewriting class. This year our newspaper was printed on white paper. The staff was: Dorothy Russell, Editor, Patty Willey, Business Manager, Artha Jane Jones andMargie Snowden, Distributors, Alice Jackson and Alleyne Norris, Art Editors, Shirley Riebling, Mechanical Editor, and Sponsor, Miss Burgard. gain e zz mm yfmmzba ff? Q .., .1 D S1M'rt1v-n I First row, left to right: Kenneth Spring, Bill Pollock, Bob France, Nelson Snowden, Sam Spring, Wayne Clemens, Perry Lotz, Mr, Nelson. Second row, left to right, Lawrence Pollock, Dick Pollock, Harold Parker, Charles Barnes, Larry Deener, Lyle Swearingen, Roger Baldner, Merle Twidwell, Robert Featherlin, Richard Cobb, Eldon Provine. Third row, left to right: Richard Walraven, Donnie Bedwell, Roger Moats, Rex Bedwell, Harold Wilson, Dick Cash, Phil France, Danny Gray, Rodney Russell, Robert Parker, Gary Fowler. Back row, left to right: Edward Wilson, Richard Mitchell, Bill Parker, Richard Yaap, Joe Wheeler, Eugene Wil- helm, Jim Fowler, Harry Mears. Motto, Learning to do, doing to learn, learning to live, living to serve, Officers: President, Bob France, Vice President, Nelson Snowden, Secretary, Sammy Spring, Treasurer, Bill Pollock, Reporter, Kenny Spring, Sentinel, Wayne Clemens, Advisor, Mr. Nelson, The FFA Chapter of the Industry High School has for the past five years operated a small farm, which gives an opportunity to those boys studying vocational agriculture, a practical means of application of the scientific principles of crop production. Through soil testing, fertilizer application, seed treatment, inoculation, rotation planning, weed control, brush control, the use of improved crop varieties, strip cropping, terracing and contour farming, we expect to control erosion and increase the productive capacity of this farm. While a large part of the income derived from the farming operations has been returned to the farm through improved practices, many of the other worthwhile activities of the FFA are financed by this means. fain 2 amemaklx Jymillbd ...,,,,,,..,,.-4-- X ,Nut MMAAS f A First row Elaine Heaton, Dorothy Russell, Margie Snowden, Alleyne Norris, Lrla Jean Smith, Artna Jane Jones, Inez Bozard, Virginia Parker, Mola Lee Smith, Mary Jane Aten, Ioyce Caldwell. Second row, left to right: Donna Wilson, Margaret Brown, Gerry Wetzel, Kathryn Snowden, Shirley Hunt, Mary Lathrop, Patty Willey, Joyce Featherlin, Donna Wheeler, Shirley Riebling, Mrs. Reed. Back row, left to right: Alice Jackson, Pearl Stambaugh, Ferroll Renner, Delores Hunt, Kay Twidwell, Beulah Miller, Opal Barnes, Sandra Vail, Jean Williams, Loydetta Hayes, Grace Stambaugh, The FHA is a national organization that helps girls to become skilled homemakers. Last fall marked the seventh year of the Industry Chapter of FHA. The girls work to achieve the eight purposes and many receive de- grees 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, Children's Party, Football Banquet and the School- masters Dinner. Inez Bozard 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. Officers were as follows: ARTHA JANE JONES - - - - - - ---- President LILA JEAN SMITH - - - - Vice President ALLEYNE NORRIS - - - - - Secretary VIRGINIA PARKER - - - -- Tl'63Sl-UCI' JOYCE CALDWELL - - - - Parliamentarian ELAINE HEATON - - ----- Reporter INEZ, BOZARD ..-- - - Historian DOROTHY RUSSELL - - ' ' ' Pianist MARGIE SNOWDEN - - - - Song Leader MARY JANE ATEN - - - - Recreation MOLA LEE SMITH - - - - Ch. Projects Chapter Mother - - ' ' ' INEZ- HEATON Chapter Father - - - - - ROBERT SNOWDEN Advisor .......------ ------ ----l------- ' ' ' MRS, Wm W fp Q if 1 Q M, The day of our homecommg Nov Z started off wrth the parade of our garly dressed freshmen We had our annual performance of the antrcs of the 1n1t1ated newcomers Before the game we had a Homecomlng parade the f1rst 1D the h1story of Industry Hxgh School The parade consrsted of 15 floats the band aconver txble w1th the lung queen and attendants and the freshmen rn thelr costumes of the day There was a b1g turnout of spectators for the parade and every one enjoyed parttcrpaung or prepanng the frrst Homecomtng parade for our school The judges chose the jumor float from Industry for fust place the semor float from Adau for second place and the sophomore float from Industry for th1rd LaHarpe was our opponent for the bxg game of the season but even wrth the Eagles play1ng a good game we lost wrth a score of 33 '7 The Homecomrng dance was the outstandlng event of the football season The gym was decorated 1n our school colors green and gold A large crowd of students alumm and teachers enjoyed a very pleasant evemng of dancxng The long awarted moment amved when Margre Snowden was crowned Queen of Homecomtng Her two attendants Dorothy Russell and Patty Wtlley t1ed for fxrst attendant Eugene Heaton was crowned Kmg wtth Nelson Snowden and Sammy Sprtng tred for fxrst attendant Left to right Dorothy Russell Patty Willey Margie Snowden Eugene Heaton Sam Spring Nelson Snowden 0 o di I 0 I I . . I . I A ' I I I , . . . . . . . I I . 1 v . I . I I I I . . , . . i , 'A luqx-1 L1 5 -1. WV' . , ' , v as I - ' xl V I tv f v . ' D I l I I o tgfuabzf fauna' Sz X I x , a , X A 'O if 71 VIL- I. 2. I if-5 R43 nab 2 U-fa.. ,a X7 '67 First row, left to right: Margaret Brown, Sam Spring, Gene Heaton, Artha Jane Jones, Mr, Nelson, Second row, left to right: Bill Clawson, Pearl Stambaugh, Phil France, Virginia Parker, Back row, left to right: Edward Wilson, Wayne l-leaton, Jim Fowler, Rodney Norris, The Student Council is made up of three elected members from each class. The Council members elect their officers which are: Eugene Heaton, president, Sammy Spring, vice president, and Margaret Brown,secre- tary-treasurer. The faculty sponsor is Mr. Nelson. The Student Council is the student governing body of the school, It may pass any law pertaining to the privileges of the student body. lf the law is approved by the faculty, it is put in effect and enforced by them. The Student Council takes charge of all elections in which the whole school participates, All school parties and programs are under the active supervision of the Council. lt is an active, useful organization which plays a major role in the student activities of the school. The Council is the same symbol of democratic principles and ideals to the school as our government is to the United States. of! ffm mms sz , CV ' h W 5 ' N7 J iw CHEERLEADERS, left to right: Margaret Brown, Mary Jane Aten, Donna Rexroat, Lois Murfin, Ruth Seitz, Margie Snowden CHEERLEADERS left to ugh: Donna Rexroat Ruth SCIIZ Margre Snowden Margaret Brown Mary Jane Aten Lors Murfm Qaaffaff gamma y ,ar Dy Front row, left to right: Rodney Russell, Kenny Spring, Dale Mullen, Jim Seitz, Lawrence Pollock, Dick Pollock Maurice Sauers, Lyle Swearingen, Scott Teel, Phil France. Second row, left to right: Mr, Chick, Chuck Teel, Richard Yaap, Bill Miller, Eldon Dilworth, Gene Heaton, Elmer Onion, Marland Marshall, Bill Pollock, Dick Cash, Bill Parker, Mr, Faherty, Back row, left to right: Harold Parker, Perry Lotz, Eugene Wilhelm, Sam Spring, Nelson Snowden, Wayne Clemens, Wayne Heaton, Danny Gray, Harry Mears, Robert Parker, S0Ulh62iSICff1'S f00tb-all team WHS plagued by injuries to key personnel all season but still managed to give a good account of themselves, Before the season got underway Joe Wheeler was lost to the team. Joe was the only end the team had at this time, Sam Spring and NelsonSnowden got early injuries and Elmer Onion, the big full- back from Adair, was lost to the team with a foot injury after 4 games, for the rest of the season. Southeastern had the misfortune of starting against Warsaw, one of the strongest teams in the Conference, and the team took quite a beating but rebounded the next weekend to spill a strong Western Team 19-13. It was the first time since '46 that Southeastern had beaten Western, The next week Southeastern met an undefeated team Avon, and almost beat them. The score was 26- 19. Southeastern again came back to beat Mt, Sterling 26-0, Southeastern was beaten the rest of the way with their injury riddled team: but CICSPUC this f8CI we Placed IW0 men on the All-Conference team. Seniors who won't be around next year are: Eldon Dilworth, All-Conference guard and one of the best line- men in this area, Dilly was a real guard and hustler, Gean Heaton, who had the difficult task of being quarter- back on offense and end on defense, also made the All-Conference team. Gene was a topnotch defensive end an excellent passer, Elmer Onion, who was the team Captain, made honorable mention for All-Conference, Elmer's bull-like rushes were a picture to see and his loss, due to an injury, really hurt the team. Elmer would have certainly made A ll- Conference if the injury hadn't shown up: Marland Marshall, giant tackle, Richard Yaap, a starting end, and Bill Miller, a defensive tackle, will all be missing' when the piglskin hits the air next fall, Returning lettermen are: Juniors, Perry Lotz, Sam Spring, Bill Pollock, and Dick Cash, Sophomores: Ray Frakes, Ge ne Wilhelm, Nelson Snowden, and Wayne Clemens. Freshmen: Wayne Heaton and Danny Gray. Southeastern has the nucleus of a strong team and should do very wellnext season with the above boys return- ing and the following B Squad boys returning: Bud Spring, Dale Mullen, Jim Seitz, Dick Pollock, Morris Sow-- ers, Scott Teel, Harold Parker, Bob Parker, Chuck Teel, Lyle Swearingen, and Harry Mears, Southeastern lost just 6boys this year. The B'Squad beat Macomb,tied VIT, and lost to VIT. Look to next year's Eagles--they're going to be tough. The lettermen managers were Rodney Russell and Phil France. Front row, left to right: Larry t U on, Richard Anen, Dick cash, ' 5 l 7 Sam Spring. Back row, left to 10 i l ' 13 right: Coach Faherty, Dick Wal rison, Bill Pollock, Marland Marshall, Nelson Snowden,Jim F? Martin, Richard Allen was the defensive post ace, He was acting captain for half the season games. Eugene Heaton was the most improved defensive player on the team. Marland Marshall, a senior in his first year ex- perience, showed a great desire and interest in the game, Richard Yaap, another senior playing his first year of ball, had a fine attitude and good spirit. Joe Wheeler should really have been called Mr, Rebound, He's a potential scorer plus a fine defensive player, Sam Spring was a hustler and this is the one essential thing that Sam showed over every one else, he was a very aggressive player, He was also a good fighter, Dick Cash is potentially a very fine shot, a good rebounder, and a fair ball handler. Bill Pollock was a late comer as far as the basketball season was concerned, The end of the year Bill helped us with rebounding and his ball handling improved to a great extent, Larry Plate was a very good sophomore prospect, He was our dribbling wizzard and also a fine defensive player for his size. Nelson Snowden, Illinois had their Phillips, Seton Hall had their Davies, St, Johns had their McGuires, Southeastern's play maker is this sophomore boy. Bud Spring was an out- standing sophomore prospect, little but mighty, Dale Carrison developed a hook shot with much accuracy as the season progressed, Dick Walraven has a good fighting heart and an aggressive defense. Dick Pollock, Jim Seitz and Wayne Clemens developed as fine scorers, their defensive play leaves something to be desired, Front row, left to right: Richard Mitchell, Phil Hopping, Scott Dean, Wayne Heaton, Danny Jim Seitz. Back row, left to right: Dick Pollock, Wayne Clemens, Lyle Swearingen, Ronald Webb, Richard Walra- ven, Dale Carrison, Nelson Snowden, Jim Martin, Plate, Joe Wheeler, Gene Heat- raven, Richard Yaap, Dale Car- Gray, Dale Mullen, Bud Spring, .sffwwf Skmefzfa 91 15 MMWX WRT 1 ' , th -- e .f . 'A ' f' x. h o Ll' --3 F-Q.- . - 4421A Af ' - A 'A-. X-o ' f J 1 The first three gades attend school in the old grade school building. sol X 9 F , , 4. QM? 490140 f 922021 X l gs-as IESSE D BARTLETT NELLIE CURTIS 24 years servrce 26 years servrce Erghth Grade Fifth Grade 'Y 'b 'Q XM! ELLEN DEENER ESTHER OLMSTEAD MILDRED PRICE 15 years servrce 10 years servxce 29 years servrce Fourth Grade Second Grade Third Grade HAROLD RADEMACHER LAURA MILDRED REED ORA STANDARD 3 years servrce 16 years servrce 12 years servlce Seventh Grade Frrst Grade Srxth Grade W x' f OJ A' , 4 z A A 13 ,Xa I K A as 1 x .3 61 wx :lx Q, 9225! ga zz? Front row left to rr t Jantce Chrck Donna Kaye Lawyer Ralph Gray Robert Lee Chockley Nancy Ruark Rosemary Cravens Ilmmy Mayo Mrddle row left to rtght Mrs Laura Reed J1mmy Canavrt Mary Alrce Yaap Jamce Wrlley Dorothy Sue H'eaton Judy Beaver Kaye Barnes Back row left to rrght Margaret McGaughey Brenda Jones Gene Keeran Norma Carman John McGrady Kathryn Coakley Absent Sherry Tremam Connte Standard 4526511 J Front row left to nght Sherla Ann Payne Patrrcra Jo Pollock Rtchard Nunn Larry Bedwell B111y Joe Kelley Mrddle row left to nght Mrss Olmstead Marnetta Sapp Karol Varl Robbre Harnson Jesse Yocum Beulah Frakes Sharon McGaughey Back row left to rrght Manlyn Rrchards Nancy Stoner Joyce Wrlson Nedra Walraven Karen Plank Jean Bent Terry Standard i , ' ,iffy ..- . 'D 1 P A W 4, ' W 1 -- ., . - . X , . 4 4 .I 'N L K I: f xc K v ff -1 v ' . M 'T . 'gh : ' ' . . . . , 1 I I ' I . : 9 I A . I . 1 ' . l , . . . ' : . . . . , : ' , ' . ' ' f 0. . ,tv wr Q ' I l lu . U. Q, wi , . 5 1- V K' 1 - :gf 3. , ' ' ' ' ' 5 is - ' 5 -' .ffm , . : . 1 ', A ' W' 1 ' . : . . . . , . , , . ' n . : 1 1 1 ' n D 1 I 1 . . I . : . ' U l I I I I . . C741 cf gum? Front row left to rrght Mary Jean Barnes Mary Ann Clawson Patncta Ann Provrne Harold McAdams Roger Kelly Roger Gray Carroll Htckenbottom Mrddle row left to nght Mary Lou Palmer Jeanette Cravens Bobby Hunt Dee Crowe Robert Mtnge Phrlrp Morrow Back row left to rtght Mrss Mtldred Prrce Caralee Gray Dons Pollock Patsy jackson Davrd Palmer Joe Cobb Stephen Coker Absent Roger Frakes Sara Ellen Carman Martlyn Russell Arlen Standard au fl gm? if Front row, left to nght Mrs. Deener, Donna Faye Estes, Patty Wtlson, Carole Barnes, Norma I-rakes, Donna Barnes, Joyce Beaver, Jordan Coker, Kenneth Standard Mtddle row, left to rtght Rrchard Bartlett, Russell Kmdhart, Danny Ruark, Ralph Ktndhart, Jerry Skrles, Davxd Nunn, Donald Mayo. Back row, left to nght Larry Heaton, Bobby Kelly, Bernard Sklles, Gene Gaddrs, Itmmy Black, Jerry Toland, Calvln Wtlley, Gary Jones. Absent Ida jane Raymond, I , - -'H . f U W Q .,, l , . ay ' L - - , 4 f f ' xy fl C. uw, if ff, E ty M., , a. yi ,K , f -, a , - 9' 4 , , ' 1,3 x -, , .. . 9 T 'rv Q . M, ,Y l ' 2, , . ' ' I , . -,' -iff, SWF' , xl V ' 'K 'Q x .. 7 A Q A .-f ' A - 7. X . .si --, he s 3 v f 1 - . D I D ' . : . . . . . . . ' : ' ' . . . . ' . , . tn I ,X . A ia 1' . Q , 6 1 LJ , V , , . 1 , V' 4 . H . , I . ' . X iff, I awgw Front row left to rr t James McGaughey Helen McAdams Crocker Fowler Larry Cravens Jesse Beaver Ronald Danner Marjone Chockley Lmda Bedwell Mrddle row left to nght Mlss Curus Davrd Lancaster Jerry Krndhart Roberta Creasy Marcla Webb Larry Cash Esta Lou Payne lla Mae Clawson Patncta Teel Back row left to nght Jackle Scanlan James Gray Karen Krngery Annette Wetzel Jane Skrles Charlotte Rlchards Samuel McAdams Robert Yocum Terry Clark angw 1 I IIT Front row left to nght Mtss Standard Judy Jackson Dons Martrn Marrlyn Vanl Sandra Reed Janet Farr Mary Lou Provme Mxddle row left to rrght Leroy Raymond Larry Bartlett Buddy Skxles Robert Nunn Brlly Rowland Roger To land Henry Frakes Danny Roe George Pollock Back row left to rrght Wayne Cobb Norman Yocum Charles Raymond Russell Kearby Jerry Frrday Carl W11son James Campbell James Barnes Alan Wetzel Absent Marxlyn Kay Standard, Rrchard Carman Carrol Agans Patrrcra Hanna '41 I x' 4 xl .M ' ' A x I vm N' t' 'f .4 A Q .V - V4 L , A 3554 ., W, - 'L N 7 .3 x . '- 'T 1. I iffy , 'gh I r a o 0 9 , . . ' . . . . . : . . . . , . , , ' f I D . Q , : . I I ' I I I ' ' I I I U C ' I x Q I . , I . ' . 'I V. 2 ' 1- A' i ' I ' -'I 1. All - .1 . J. ze I . Lf . ' N I - X Q I - , 1 Q' x, . , w , t gi L ' N L Q . s , R .- ' . a .- ' . 2 . ' ' . . . . . ' . ' 9 : n 1 ' 1 I . 9 ' 1 u v o Y I I C : . ' ' . . . rgezfefzfi 5 ll? Q'-Q x ,4 in Front row, left to right: Mr. Rademacher, Marie Raymond, Mary Royer, Sterling Sims, Ronnie Spring, Luan Teel, Donna Twidwell, Middle row, left to right: James Kelly, Judy Kingery, Burdette Lawyer, Eldon Heaton, Marshall Litchfield, Roger Norris. Back row, left to right: Dale Parker, Stanley Carman, Roger Hamm, Jerald Daner, Shirley Frakes, Elaine Gray Absent: Geoa Keeran. gig!!! QM? is T7 BJ Front row, left to right: Mr. Bartlett, Karl Plank, Bonnie Featherlin, Larry Royer, Teresa Walraven, Marsha Kingery, Bradford Vail, Larry Willey. Middle row, left to right: Carl Williams, Rodney Coker, Betty Frakes, Shirley Grafton, Joyce Lancaster, Della Farr, Patsy Royer, Peggy Black, Maralyn Skiles, Nancy Wilhelm, Back row, left to right: Lloyd Stambaugh, Ernest Jackson, Gene Walters, Dean Richards, Johnny Miller, Johnny Provine, Marlin France, Gerald Payne. I I Gimp mm i ll FIP1 HI lull 1 ,ill lil 'W' . . 'E A . 1,Qg',7f l-tp-Q. r .Wy L, Wu: 'F' 'Lf ' -1 ' - ' WWWYA' 'H' yn'-,--, ' ' ,' A - .'ef7 : ' y -,'-Q15-' -., J. A.. Ant, ,Nr V' 'r . .vu -431.4 4, .:Q:yf...,,,e gm A 4- I N .r - ,. f' 'L'Q', '.. W .1-. '- -- ' . OUR NEW HOT LUNCH BUILDING January 7, 1952 marked an important day for the students of the Industry Schools as this was the first day hot lunches were served, The former Camp Ellis Barracks had been remodeled considerably and new equipment had been secured in preparation for this grand day, X al' ll Ill -till ll Ill .ZF ' ' f L . T -P. K 'sl . :1 ' -V' if I V .51 Inside the Hot Lunch Building Adeline Jones, Jennie McMillan and Goldie Nooner 5. ? ,ii- In accordance wxth a program embarked upon by the Chamber of Commerce of Macomb I1l1no1s merchants g1Ve donatlons 1nstead of advert1s1ng to organ1zat1ons makmg so11c1tat1ons The fo1low1ng bus1ness organ1zat1ons donated money to THE INDUSTRY HIGHLIGHTS A L Rlng Harr1s gl Harr1s A E Rush Lamolne Hotel Rosybell Benton Tarleton Stud1o Ten P1n Bowlmg Alley W11de Wholesale Nelson s Clothmg Store Rost gl Parsons Herman Chenoweth M M Dealer Brgwn Lynch SC011 B And L ICB aI1dC0a1 Dr K G Worrell Dentxst Conner Bookkeepmg Serv1ce Dr G Ashenhurst Optometrlst Park and Shop H A Slavens Western Grllle W G Nelson 1ll1no1s Theatre Bldg Erw1n s Grocery Lunch Box Cafe Drs Welch Macomb Da1ry Dale Sr McDonald Weldlng Shop Penney 5 Store McDonough Serv1ce Co Wyne Furnlture C Cross Motor Sales Loyal Order Moose Macomb 521 T MHC D0Wf11Y1g Owl Truclung Co Me1t0I1 S Moderne Beauty Shop Macomb Post Off1ce Klmler Serv1ce Woolworth s Vern Rob1nson John G P-HUGH Real Estate Ra1nbow Laundry 81 Cleaners Kllnes H1gg1I1S Da1ry Un1on Nat1ona1 Bank Schmders Texaco Serv1ce DI' F M G01db'-lrg Mus1c Serv1ce 114 West Jackson ABC Klddy Shop Galloways Ira .T O Harra Dr. C W Turner Dr. Jackson, Dentist Miner Book Store STORY OF MACOMB As the true beauty of an object becomes apparent only when vrewed from a dls tance so can the real romance of a city s growth be seen only from a detached vtew pomt Progress can be noted as the contrast between what was and what ts The htstory of Macomb located on the old Burhngton Trarl to Burlmgton lowa rs tnextrrcably tnterwoven wtth that of McDonough County whose ma1est1c courthouse dommates Macomb s Square Both the crty and the county were named for heroes of the War of 1812 General Alexander Macomb and Commodore McDonough who to gether defeated the Brtush at Lake Champlarn The whole area was part of what was termed the Mtlttary Tract grants of land set aside for those who volunteered for ser vtce tn the War of 1812 For a whtle McDonough County as rt ts now known was fust part of Madison and then a part of Prke County unttl tts present boundanes were set up in 1826 Even then though the county had tts name and tts boundanes rts admrms tratron and tax collectton were left rn the hands of Schuyler County offictals unul the new county should garn a populatton of 350 ln the same year the county gathered tts ftrst whtte settlers Wtlltam Carter and Rtggs Pennmgton who settled southeast of Industry In the sprung of 1829 Reverend John Baker a Bapttst mmrster burlt the fust log cabtn on the stte of the present ctty of Macomb This burldtng stood about where the htgh school stands today The cabtn was not far from the exact center of McDonough County whrch ls at the corner of West Ptper and South Johnson Streets In 1830 a court order rssued at Rushville recogmzed that the county had the necessary populatton for county government and an electron for county commrsstoners was ordered held These commtsstoners located the seat of Justtce at the hut of John Baker then the only house standtng on the srte of what ts now Macomb In December of 1830 James Clarke was sent to Sprmgfteld to get tttle to the quarter sectton on whrch the Baker house was located He dtd thts getttng caught rn a terrible snowstorm on hrs way back and recetvrng the sum of three dollars for hrs trouble The Baker house was burlt of logs plastered with ordtnary mud and served as tav em grocery courthouse and clerk s offrce untxl a new courthouse was burlt The stte had been gtven the tentattve name of Washmgton but the state legrslature meet tng ln Vandalta in December 1830 passed an act locatmg the county seat for Mc Donough and gtvmg thxs county seat the name of Macomb There has never been any attempt to have tts name changed. lt has rematned the county seat tn sptte of a spur rted attempt just after the Crvtl War to estabhsh the county seat at Bushnell For a few months offrcral records of the county show a McComb spelltng thought to be due to lush mfluence tn the county before proper spelling was learned Three courthouses have been burlt at different stages tn Macomb s hrstnry all be mg erected on the same locatton where the present one stands today The frrst court house made of logs was butlt tn 1831 at a cost of under S70 The second butldtng erected tn 1838, was a buck structure costing around S8000 In 1860 Judge C L , . ' ll UI N ' If Q Q . ,, . . ,, . 0 u 1 r - f . Q I r ' . , - - f 0 1 n o ' Q Q s Q a r . Q v . . ' I u ' - n I Q . . . . . Q n Q , . . . I O . . o u ' l Q ' Q Q ' ' n n ' a ' u . . , . - A 1 . - a o 0 1 . Q Q l-ltgbee was addressrng a polrtrcal meetrng at the courthouse when the burldrng began to crack The crowd drspersed very qurckly and after that whenever a meetrng was assembled rt a slrght norse hrnted that the burldmg mlght fall rt was almost tmpos srble to retaxn any audrence Contracts for the present courthouse were let rn 1868 Together wrth rts furmshrngs t.he present structure cost around S5155 000 The plan for the crty ofMacomb was grven by James Campbell proneer storekeep er whose home was the second buxldrng erected rn Macomb The unusual arrangement of streets enterrng the courthouse square and the rest of the lay out of the crty were copred drrectly from the ground plan of Mr Campbell s home crty Frankfort Ky Just after the foundrng of the town came the great snow For three days and nrghts the snow fell pllrng up to fourteen feet on the level and rn drrfted places st11l deeper Some hrstorres tell of chrldren rn the late 60 s walkrng to school on top of the rce encrusted snow over the tops of fences Educatron 1n Macomb began rn 1834 when a one room one wrndow log school house was opened as a prrvate school Each puprl s tu1t10n cost hrs parents one dollar rn cash and three dollars rn merchandrse or produce In 1835 McDonough College was establrshed Thrs undertakrng proved a farlure as drd four successrve attempts by var rous groups All were short lrved Frnally 1n 1899 Western State College was es has prospered and grown now numberrng some 1500 students and sponsormg a Trarnrng School for grade school puprls rn connectron wrth the college teacher trarnrng program In place of the one room schoolhouse Macomb now has frve grade schools one parochral one Junror Hrgh School and a Senror Hlgh School rn addrtlon to the Tram mg School at the college lt rs drffrcult for people of thrs day accustomed to the present 23 mrles of paved streets rn Macomb the electrrc street lrghts and the cement srdewalks to realrze the prrmrtlve condrtrons whrch exrsted rn 1856 when Macomb was rncorporated as a crty Candles or 011 lamps were used lndoors whrle lanterns were carrred when people were out on the streets at nrght The frrst street lrghts were gas tended by men who went about early rn the evenrng to lrght them and agaln later to extrngursh them the streets berng dark from mrdnrght on untrl the present all nrght electrrc lights were rnstalled Before streets and roads were paved people were often forced to use mudboats lrke scows drawn by mules or oxen to come to town srnce no horse drawn vehrcles could get through the deep mud There were no srdewalks for some trme The flrst ones were made of planks lard srde by srde and fastened to strrngers Next came regular board walks some three feet wrde, followed by buck walks and frnally concrete walks tablished on a campus of approximately 70 acres on the edge of the city. The college The Chrcago Burl1ngton8tQu1ncyRa1lroad sKansas Crty Lrne came through rn 1855 56 the depot berng about 400 feet west of the present crossrng on West Jackson Street The Macomb lndustry and Lrttleton Rarlway was apparently rn servtce as late as 1929 but has stnce been drscontrnued Macomb IS now a crty of 10 312 11950 ctty drrectory census, and extends over 2 3X4 square mlles Its locatron rn the center of a vast farmland area wlth no large towns w1th1n a radrus of 30 40 mrles makes rt a natural hub of actrvtty not only as a retarl and wholesale center but also as a gatherrng place for men of all professrons lawyers doctors dentrsrs, optometrrsts, etc The number of fme stores surroundrng the center courthouse square rs constantly rncreasrng Macomb has achreved a reputa tron as a medxcal center There are two hosprtals totalrng 150 beds Other rnstrtu t1ons establrshed to serve the publlc mterests include two banks one establrshed rn 1890 and the other tn 1871 a publlc lrbrary 19 churches and three hotels totalrng 190 beds One of the hotels largest rs commumty owned Recreatronal facrlrtres rnclude 4 parks 6 playgrounds a country club complete wrth golf course an Argyle Lake project two movlng ptcture theaters and two bowl mg alleys The present number of telephones rn the Macomb area has soared to around the 4500 mark Many organrzatrons rncludrng Rotary Krwants Optrmrsts Bustness and Profes sronal Women s Club Elks Moose and Macomb Woman s Club and many others are represented tn the crty One of the early rndustnes of Macomb was the Trnsley Flour Mrll where such ex cellent flour was made that tt sold qurte extensrvely, much of rt rn St Lours Flour was then sold rn barrels and the Trnsley M111 located on South Randolph Street had tts own cooper shop and made rts own barrels Other early rndustrres rncluded a brrck manufacturrng plant and a woolen mrll both of whrch are absent from the current scene lndustnal development ln Macomb may be characterrzed as sound and conserva trve A good proportlon of thrs development rs based upon the explortatron of rtch and practrcally rnexhaustrble natural resources whrch makes for permanency Srnce Macomb 18 known as one of the prtncrpal clay manufacturrng centers of the state rt rs to be expected that mdustrres ustng clay as thexrbaslc raw materral are 1n the majorrty However there are enough other rmportant manufactunng orgamzatrons that the crty s growth may be sard to be drstrnctxve because rt has attracted such a wrde varrety of rn dustnes Thrs dlversrty of lndustry grves labor a wrde chorce of employment lt rs srgnrfrcant that labor troubles are unknown rn Macomb and the out look for the future presents an unclouded horlzon of smooth, satlsfactory relatronshxps between labor and , . I I Q I 9 I ' 1 n ' - - - 1 a 0 . - I Q I - 1 u r n a g 1 ' 0 n a r n 1 ' . n n r n l ' - n I 9 v u n . . - Q Q I I I Q 1 Q Q , . 9 - . . . . . , I Q . . - therr employers Some 1250 persons are employed rn Macomb rndustnes at an annual payroll of about 735 000 Thts ftgure does not rnclude Western State College s annual payroll of 000 000 Besrdes the lucratrve clay deposrts McDonough County possesses a rrch potenttal supply of coal whrch at one trme was actrvely mrned but except for local mmes ts now neglected Petroleum depostts too are to be found underlyxng the area and at one txme a number of orl wells were tn productton Wealthy as McDonough County rs rn raw materral resources rts greatest asset ts un doubtedly rts rrch sorl The adaptabrlrty of the county to the rarsrng of good feed crops corn often averages 65 bu to the acre grves rrse to hog rarsmg cattle feedxng and the allred dauytng rndustrres Many spactous farms surroundtng Macomb are dotted wrth Aberdeen Angus cattle or Hampshtre or Poland Chrna ptgs Thrrvxng poultry farms, stock exchanges a large aucuon barn, a strong Farm Bureau and several companres engaged rn the manufacture of cheese rce cream and other daxry products are further evrdence of the Communrty s extensrve agncultural program A large Fau Grounds on the edge of the crty houses the annual County Farr wrth rts many ltvestock and other farm exhtbrts The frrst newspaper rn Macomb was the Enterprtse started rn 1855 on the second floor of a burldmg on the south srde of the square The Macomb Journal has had the longest contmuous publrcatton from 1865 to the present Other edtts of the commumty mclude the Western Courrer publrshed by Western durrng the college year and the McDonough County Trmes Radro Statron WKAI of 250 watts was establrshed rn Macomb on July 4 1947 Today products made rn Macomb and those grown tn thrs area ftnd thexr way all over the Untted States and rn some tnstances around the globe Macomb may well be proud of her strategtc rmportance to her state and to her natton she rs one of the spokes rn a mrghty wheel The tale of her growth and her expansion can be many trmes paral leled across these Umted States for such proneer fortttude enterprrse and downrrght hard work rs what has ratsed our natron to tts great herghts today Credrt rs due Mrss Ethel Mae Norton for her ard rn helprng comprle htstortcal data S21 l Q . ' I ' 58. . . 05? COAST TO COAST HAROLD TEEL CARPENTER ORVALL BRIGGS .T TRUE DODGE STEPHEN S CLEANERS LANG INSURANCE AGENCY BOTTORFF INSURANCE ROY TSCHANNEN L C RED RANSOM INDUSTRY POST OFFICE H A OLDFIELD ADAIR DR L C SUTHERLAND DR HAMILTON VERMONT MR CHENOWETH SHELL SERVICE JACK HUGHES SHELL SERVICE CRAFTON S SHOE STORE KNAPP'S JEWELRY STORE CARRECK'S DRY GOODS, RUSHVILLE ZVZW SEIQVICE Industry I111no1s Plumbmg Heatmg andE1ectr1c O11 Gas or Coal Furnaces fp-:F i f-I5 Westlnghouse App11ances The Fr1end1y Store O Hugh W Burnham R Klng Burnham Phone 67R5 Phone 176R3 a u Thy ,. W. ,iz L-EP: Y-P--7 1- L : F9-ll ..-FQ. Gall Comfvlnm nfs 0 Roger W Hayes States Attorney F Underwood County Supt of Schools Herbert S Bobbltt C11-cult Clerk Wallace Walker County Judge Lloyd E Srruth County Sher1ff Maur1ce Moore County Treasurer Macomb Illmols , ' I - of Herbert K. Hulson, County Clerk Complzmentg 0 Dw1ght Hester C1rcu1t Clerk Clarence Robeson County Treasurer Ernest G Utter States Attorney B Bradford Whlte County Clerk Rushvllle Il11no1s Leslie G. Bedenbender, Co. Supt. of Schools Compluments of ZMMWZKW IVICDTEI. Phone 1485 East of Macomb I111no1s COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 1-1 E M D mf! fwwjmwg, Macomb 111111015 iw W O O Mr. and Mrs. Fred Co11ins,Mgrs. E Q. Compliments of 7966532 ff fizaifm Compl ments of I2 E YN OLD 5 Mzwzffaze JXZLJZH f ' tw xbx S , f LE A2112 gig .- ' 'jf Macomb, Illinois I O 9517?-255321-131 . '- . ' X ' V : '5 I 1 1 Lf ' .J-. vi 7 . i f I Compliments of 'D OD SVVOQTH-DIDEQ 4mWn!,Qi2zc'Z754w ZMZLZMQM jaw IIIQIGID A112 ,fmiaz QFZWZZ6 e Phone 12 mb ' ' O 0 Macomb - Industry Illinois mlm 121, U scams I N c 32,0-aKa,cef BARSI BUILDING 416440 Beau pu-4 Call 890 Call 890 Mobllgas Tank Wagon Dehve ry Gas O11 Fuel O11 mam awww g Leo Morley Manager 821 W Jackson Macomb I111no1s Macomb, Illinois LCCDI CHFSTFD 9250! mamZ52wm, I111no1s Largest L1V6StOCk Auctlon Sale Every F1-1day Colchester Ilhnoms CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1952 Lookulg Forward to Grocer1es Meats Hardware 81 Apphances WWW 5 I' O1-2 1: Indus try I111no1s O O Serving You On CO For Flne Wearnmg Appare and Dry Goods 1n Macomb or Rushv111e A Flne Place To Trade S1nce 1906 A K Zkfiy Zffwf Auct1oneer Deale r In L1ve stock Phone 180 R5 Vermont I111no1s Z Qffejfm We Coal - Lumber Sand - Gravel General Trucking Phone 34 Industry Illinois Low In Cosi Hugh In Value W 0 fhai' s REDDY KILOWATT Your Servant of the Ce lury Wha+ever ihe iask do nf fhe Easier, Fas+er Way wlfh Low Cosf Eleciruc Servuce CENTRAL ILLINCIS PUBLIC SERVICE CCMPANY 060351524 -fm , H ZW MW f mfg - ,Q '. 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Massey Harris Phone 31 Sales 8.1 Service Vermont Illinois Qfwwafaw Zfzcff Hardware Grocer1es Internat1ona1 Harvester Refngerators and Home Freezers Skelgas Sales 8: Serv1ce Z If QMWQ7 Local or Long D1stance Hauhng Phone 39 1 Table Grove FURD Cars g Trucks X Q, 4 jmfwfig M0252 5 R C Wheeler Dealer Telephone 2 9 Industry I111no1s 9 O I I 0 ?-f-F-' 15:11 fJ - Sales X?-gf ' ,f Serv1ce X? e , f' X .,+.4 . . , 1 Wg ,ZJZZQQQQQQQM WW MD hC w t g 1U Th F 1385 Complnments of THE ILLINOIS Cf- LAMOINE 7ieQ?Zz4f b11 Meena? ffmnwwn ptS pl k g 34 N L f y t b 11 RHI'lI1EH'S, IHC. 32 I t Sid I Square I comb o illinois c onoug ounty's Largest Fire ri ing A ency Cal s Before e ireman Phone Macomb, Illino' I Macorn ,I inois Prom ervice - Am e Par in Space Phone '75 5 . a a t Macom ,I ino' GS 0 O I gil ntllg- QUIL 'Y FA M igxfi' I I I 31. a'f'Q ,4 I Www! fmfzfwnmffiieg 1 , .fy 5 Quamy Farm Equipment Q I Eflullvmlnlv uf F' 014, 1 ' -gag 1,11 , P -A - If ' X?i7E'ii , I5 s .Tohn Deere N ' W NN . Nc INN- f 'I A H X xx 2 I ' I Phone 889 730 W. Jackson Macomb, Illinois asm Zfzmw M52 fame De Soto and Plymouth Used Cars Sales Serv1ce Phone 35 605 W Jackson St BARS Macomb l1l1no1s Compliments of mmm Zfzfmewzmg Za 1312 South S1de Square Macomb I1l1no1s 6 all z'?f2,wu Mafkmaf 'in 4, k-:I Member of Federal Depos1t Insurance Corporat1on Macomb I111no1s X Si? I I I N! - I I - . . D . 0 ! I 'fig 3.-, , A 5 ' . 'L ' I X- IEP .l-.-44:'1-':1::-:-Z,-'Q if: z. : '.-:-:.--1.4-g. .,-. .-:Z-ta sa' Ps, - :. -1'4 ----15:2-if 1: -2 E - -'SH '-'2 za :-'zu -411:21-:-1, '-I hz: :1 5- f 5 c..2: :x.., . - 4-ZT7.-:-5511:-.' 5 ' 2'-' I im : N ':- Q' : ' ' l I ' 1 ' 1 I Compliments of ffzfgefiw kwa Wacfwwz 2' Wm me LUMBEQ co Your Rehable Source of Supply Phone 199 Macomb I111no1s WJMQWAXWWM Ka D1str1butors of Petroleum Products gl Farm Supphes Ernest Heaton Salesman Phone 147 Industry I111no1s Complnments of SHELL SERVICE STATION I 3 Goodyear Tlres 8: Batter1es Farm Tlre Servmce Rushv111e I111no1s O ' Qwinnkf MJ 011. 5Eu2vuCE Macomb and Rushv111e Wee f S 1nc1a1r Products Complzments 0 0 ,MM Q GTOCCTISS Fresh 8: Cured Meats F1-u1ts gl Vegetables Phone No 14 65 Industry I111no1s . K O I if 'fd o X v 1 , iv 0 1 0 CHEVROLET Sales and Servxce CHFN mu H if midghg Zim. Ph1l11ps 66 D1str1butors GHSOIIHCS Ollq and Fuel Olls Table Grove I1l1no1s ll ups H EADS MQW Custom Butchermg 81 Curlng Ready For Your Home Wholesale Reta11 Slaughter House State Route 136 HEAP S Slaughter House Call l327L Macomb I111no1s COM PLINIENTS OF Maja! l:Ll:C,'I RIC, SERVICE Electmc Motor Repau' Automoblle Electr1c Igr11t1on Dynamometer Autornob1le Tune Up Phone 1048 803 E Jackson Woodrow Ph11l1ps Zawya IM DLEM E NT CO Homer Drawve We Sell POHt1aC 81 Cadlllac Cars l'0lVTlAl' We have a full l1ne of ALLIS CHALMERS Farm Implements Located on the Macomb Road Phone 506 W Rushvllle Ill1no1s rown, Jynck Sw!! ASSOC' I ATE STOQE Featurmg Natlonally Advertlsed Merchand1se Rushv1l1e Ill1DO1S RUSHVIL EFARMERS Z GRAIN AND g M W LIVESTCCIQ Serv1ce Brand Feeds Blue Seal Fert1l1zer PACK! N6 CO Phone 50 O W11lard Ph1ll1p Manager Rushvlue Hhnols 0 . 'fhxhxx xx,- Xj Evertt Burm, Owner .fl I Uv O O C . . D , - n 1 ffm Zmewgy J J NEWBERRY McDonough County s Lead1ng Varlety Store You 11 Meet Your Fr1ends Here Macomb I111no1s COM DLI MENTS ewan: 4 CSA! FC-3 L0 I111no1s Fmes t Sale s Pav111on Lwestock Macomb I111no1s 55 Ss!- FOWLE. R 4.1 mf Brzoe WIZZQZWWZL Industry I111no1s COAL LUM BER SAND GRAVEL GENERAL TRUCKING Phone 34 Industry I111no1s I O I I 0 0. 'Q gr - - Y 4 Q I . . , , . . . 9 I 'warms a9 Q rauafur umnrflr: 0 0 1 -If ,e 4 'Lf , 9 Comphments of HAEGER t5QZQ?ZMQL' I Macomb Ill1no1s kg gfmif Portable and Standard Typewrmte rs Repa1rs and Rentals Macomb Ill1no1s Comphments of Zmfwff O F M ACG IV! B inc Gra1n Feed Seed and Coal 227 Phones 2 2 East Calhoun St Macomb Ill1no1s BATTERY at 4 Q ELECTRICAL Auto L1te 8: Delco Remy Parts 4 Cycle Br1ggs 8: Stratton Gasollne Motors Complete Magneto 81 Rad1o Serv1ce STORAGE BATTERY SERVICE Phone 753 Ma1n 328 North Lafayette QCUWZ TIRE AND BATTERY DISTRIBUTORS U S Royal T1res Recapp1ng 81 Vulcamzmg Phone 1156 317 East Washmgton St Macomb Ill1no1s Compllments of WW? Just1ce of the Peace Macomb Ill1no1s Comphments of RAYS C5QaQgC5ZZaQM7 If It s Good To Eat Ne Have It Macomb Ill1no1s THOMSON QZQMQ Fa rmall Tractors Internat1onal Motor Truck IH Farm Machlnes and Refrlgeratmn Table Grove Ill1no1s 6 0 Nc. I , , 1 . ' D n Macomb, Illinois 4Q'gL eva . . . V - - l I I W:wW!Zz4f WILSON SPORTING GOODS Macomb Il11no1s WW IL DQ: N1-EIQY Comme rc 1al Prxntmg Phone 34 0 Macomb Ill1no1s GRADY JOHNSON MOTORS Authorxzed Chrysler Plymouth Dealer 210 South Lafayette Street If b y 1 li L P' 'o -:JPW Macomb Ill1no1s N!! Telephone 548 LEE QM We Elgm Watches Watch Re pa1r1ng 103 E Carroll Macomb lll1no1s gccigaff PHARMACY 100 N S1de Square Macomb l111no1s Comphments of D I C K S gamfwfcfgqf Doughnuts and Sandw1ches Macomb Il11no1s B5'NS'e DOOLQ LALo CO Nl DA N Y 120 N S1de Square Macomb I111no1s comphments of TH E za Q2 5205 Fountaxn Servlce Candles Dmners Macomb I111no1s 0 -l- ' q f. D f . O I . P20 - N Zmamea AUTO BO DY Pa1nt1ng Body 81 Fender Work Wheel 8: Frame Ahgnment Bud Dan1e1son W. Seaman Phone 10 60 Macomb, I111no1s C ompliments of I WWQAFE HOME BAKE D PIES Owned and operated by Luc111e Prlce Comphments of SDI LLEIQ6 zz ef MARKET E Jackson Macomb 1111no1s C omp11ments of Zafiamab L P Gas 81 Apphances Above Ground P ropane Systems Bulk 8: Bottle Dehvery 1034 E Jackson C omphments of m ,, C omphments of HARLEY GRAVES Qazmge Towmg and Wrecker Serv1ce Phones Garage 163Y Res Z51L Macomb I111no1s 4434026 4 O. K. RU BEER WELDER5 T1re Recapplng Vulcamzmg Phone 479 115 N Bonham Macomb I111no1s ROEGI E125 19146 i?sf 30 'nh- .Tohn Deere Sales 81 SSTVICCS Phone 488 Rushv111e I111no1s l 1 0 . O , C! V 7 ' I . . P 9 I I I !luu:v-un' I . , ' ' - , . . FILL UD-INN Ch1cken and Steaks West Jackson Road Macomb I111no1s C ompliments of UGWQ gfno 6 FEED STO QE Ful o pep Feeds Phone 30 Rushv111e I111no1s Cong ratu1at1ons of 7245, FUQNITUQE STOQE. Telephone 358 923 W Jackson Street Macomb I111no1s Comphments f RUSHW LLE. FREIGHT cue!! Rushv111e I111no1s ASH KIZAFZT Shoe Repa1 rmg that Sat1sf1es Macomb I111no1s AND RECREATIGN Phone 487 Rushv111e I111no1s Bruce 88 Gasohne QW QW660 Check our PTICES Flrst Phone 923 West Jackson Road Macomb I111HO1S QWWW CA FE Plate Lunche s Short Orders Open600AM to IOOOPM 106 West Jefferson Street Rushvllle I111no1s Q e Woe. . CZE4' , U u TYS-3,0NE5 Kafka AND com DANY Dealers In Gra1n Farm Seeds Atom1c Feeds Ada1r I111no1s ZAND g MODERN MCTEL. Beauty Rest Mattresses Phone 1327 L U S Route 136 1 4 M11e West of Macomb I111no1s ' Daw ZZ GRAIN NIILLING CO Floyd Taylor Mgr Gra1n Fenclng Feed Salt Coal Custom Gr1nd1ng Telephone 37 Adau- I111no1s WQQZWMWW Lumber Insulatlon L1me Cement and A11 Bu11d1ng Mater1a1s Phone 89 Macomb I111no1s For Cambr1dge 81 Imper1a1 Glassware Castleton Chlna go to UZZJJ EWELRY BROTHERS C onc rete B locks and Mate r1a1s West Jackson Road Macomb I111no1s We4i?5CiE?W Automotwe Repa1rs R C A Rad1o Sr TCIBVISIOH Webster W1re 81 Tape Recorders Phone No 1 Vermont I111no1s so pam My MARKET Flnest Foods Falrest PIICCQ Free Parkmg grslfrsl Beardstown Rd Rushv111e I111no1s O a at . n 3 - . . . f ' 1 3 f o Keepsake Diamonds 6 At 1 MVDLEM ENT C0 Ferguson 8: Case Sales and Se rv1ce East Jackson Road Macomb I111no1s 33956516 036600 42 FuQmTuQEGt Quahty Furn1ture At Lowest POSS1b1e Pr1ces Bushnell Carthage Macomb C omphments of ZXQZMMQ Root Beer On Tap Dr1ve In Serv1ce Golf Pract1ce Dr1v1ng Range West Jackson Road Macomb I111no1s MM2Z2me Fhght Instruct1on Charter Tr1ps Slght Seelng R1des Macomb I111no1s JeJ CAB any t1me any place any whe re 101 W Jackson Phone 63 Macomb I111no1s On Your Good Food Route Spec1a1 Lunches Short Orders Fountam Se rv1ce OWA LD Comp11ments FOR THE BEST IN Muslc News M It S Spor ts Mow Qpflaco Studebaker Sales gl Serv1ce VVKAI Macomb I111no1s Macomb Hhnms , . . I O .1 - u , . . , . . ' . . Macomb, Illinois I 0 0 O , . . , 1 o if READY MIX Quahty Conc rete Prompt De l1very Call 58K 1017 E Pxerce Macomb Il11no1s CORN E12, MARKET Harold 81 Jennle Benson G1-ocer1es Meats Fru1tS Vegetables Ice Cream and Sundrles Phone 918 Y 235 E Calhoun Macomb I111no1s IV! I DVVEST fiat? 5 gee! Wayne s Feed and Green Marked Coal Phone 345 401 N Campbell QUALITY POULTRY We buy Poultry Eggs Cream Hldes We sell Poultry dressed and a11ve Country fresh eggs We do custom dresslng Call 21 Qtemeea PRODUCE 65 312 E Calhoun Macomb Il11no1s N 12121 5 Qeeea 01446 Q OI' A' Flowers Occas1ons 7 H X S Phone 594K f 6 3 1104 W P1per S Macomb 1111no1s WIESEM AN junta!! Frank and Ruth Albee 900 N Albert St Phone 191 Macomb I111no1s SUBSCRIBE TO sQQaZwZQgPnEss YOUR HOME TOWN PAPER Glve your news to the local correspondent Crabb Publ1cat1ons Phone 692 Macomb I111no1s BURRELL 54252 Gmamibmaz 331 N College Phone 121 W f For All 1 I 4 ' U 6 I . . . .fp I, Jian MOTO R, SALES FERGUSON SYSTEM Phone 92 Rushvxlle I111no1s Complxments of WILHEI. QENNIE E1ectr1ca1 and Household App11ances Paznt Wallpaper Coleman O11 Burners Phone 55 Rushvllle, I111no1s J IV1 LEE ju ,nafllmw Rushvrlle I111no1s TOLLEE5 d2MbfQgQMwZ Rad1ator and Coohng System Servlce New and Used Radxators and Recormg Rushv11le I111no1s Comp11me nts f OQMMZSTQ I2 E Headquarters for Benjamm Moore Paxnt Wallpaper Glass Daly and R1gga11 Q5 f ii Phone 555 Vedder Bnnldmg Rushv111e I111no1s ERNEST H AIQDEIQ. UTTEJ2., ATTORNEY AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE BROKER Compllments of ' Jf Mfg? Q! a, DR. THE ' 0 DR. WMM fs DRUG CSTOIQE Evan Ba1ly Pharmaclst Prescr1pt1ons Wh1trnan Cand1es Borden Ice Cream Hess Products Hallmark Cards Buslness Phone 15 Rushv1lle, I111no1s Compl1ments f PICKI N DAUGH CWQEZH' Your Bulck Chevrolet Dealer Rushvxlle I111no1s F jcusvnouarf J C DENNEY CO Cloth1ng for the Whole Fam1ly Rushvllle I111no1s TE LEPHONE COMPANY Rushv1l1e Ill1no1s C ompllme nts of Qifigffgf IVIOTEL.. D xcgifilfow Modern Rooms 5 Tra1ler Court Me rle Snyder Rushv1l1e I111no1s Rushv111e I111no1s CGNSTABLE BLACKSIVIITH SERVICE AN D I2-i S1nc1a1r Products Goodyear Tlres Batter-1es Phone 318W for Road Serv1ce Rushvllle I111no1s g A 7 GO0DyYEAR 3 Rushv111e I111no1s TIRES ' o . 2 . Q -v . Z mn -- ' Q i I J ll ' - Q Compliments of Compliments of . . O ' o o Q FRED E KRAUSS QW Serv1ce Quahty Dependab1l1ty V1s1t us 1n our new locatlon Southwest Corner Square Phone 408 Rushv111e Il11no1s C ornphments f MACKEMEQ 4' M EANS 354751555 BUILDING MATERIALS Table Grove Ill1no1s Compllments of Dozzwqaffaff SCH OO L. o P DANC! N CT Tap Ballet Acrobatlc Baton and Ballroom Phone 89 Rushv1lle I111no1s I N D U ST RY 'E-Zimfe Murphy Cut Cost V1g o Ray Complete M1X1Hg Prog1 am Phone 158 Industry I1l1no1s eau? DRY GOODS NOTIONS SHOES GIFT ITEMS Phone 6ZRl4 Industry I1l1no1s M4464' CAF E Sandwlches Plate Lunches Ice Cream Malts 8: Soft Drmks Industry Il11no1s RE ESE SULLIVAN ghefwaie HOT POINT Electr1ca1 Appllances Ph11gas Ranges O11 Heaters 8: Furnaces K1tchen Kraft Steel Kltchens Water Systems Industry IIIIHOIS B EA LJ TY E5 HO P All Types of Permanent Wavmg ff Cosmetlcs G1ft Items Phone 80 Industry Ilhnols X X O 0 29 4 , Q' 0 JW I . , . '- Compliments of A LB E 121' I-I gezuefmew FV1 FORTUNATE is the person who secures full in- format1on about the low net cost of Northwestern MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE before he completes h1s 1nsurance program See gywff Qffwo 127 S Lafayette St Macomb I111no1s Comphments of Emma HDBBY SHOP 134 South Randolph Macomb I111no1s Compllments of M fa M ras f?weeWQaZfZ4 J L SHOP Sport1ng Goods Nove1t1es Toys Plcture Framxng 12.7 S Lafayette St Phone 88ZL Macomb I111no1s Qf JHMWZMW 66 East Jackson Street Macomb I111no1s Comphments of D D S-3 119 S Lafayette Street Phone 1002 Macomb I111no1s Qafacf SERVICE. STAT! ON Kelly 8: Sons Propmetors 1009 East Jackson Street Phone 552 Macomb I111no1s . D . . U . . I I K -WW Compliments of me fuel? 'roms Drug Sundr1es Wallpape r Pa1nt Phone 17 8 Industry I111no1s SWE-'.AI2I NGEN gfeciga General Electmc Apphanc Plumblng Supphes Dexter Washers Industry I111no1s ATTENTION ALL MCTORIQTS We Have .Tust What You Are LOOk1ng for Gas O11 Confectwns Granl Battemes Fan Belts and Tlres C7 Q.'Z'!LcL4f144.. CONOCO 'EDEIQVILE Phone Z8 W B Tatham SERVICE CO A111s Chalmers Farm Mach1ne ry Tractor and Car Repalr Phone 68 Indus tr y I111no1s Cornpllments of Sl AW 1: BANK Qfhaiyf Organ1zed 1n 1901 MemberF D I C I-I O RN EY SWEARINGEN INSURANC E AGENC Y V A Horney Ivan Swearlngen Compllments of QW WDENTIEST MaS0n1C Bu11d1ng Macomb I111no1s Comphments of 11 East Sxde Square Macomb I111no1s I ' ' es C , I af ' Congratulations OF DQ. , E . 0 03 g C C A 0 6 .0 EMM? V SQRQQE DAHQV BAR Phone 18 Vermont I111no1s Macomb Daxry Products Ve rmont I111no1s ZA 5 some Mg W RECl2EATl ON Meals and Short Orders Apples and Clder Snooke r and Pool Clyde Curtls Vermont I111no1s Vermont 111111015 Phone 172 Z Comphments of KEN ow if Wg mm 4 'NC 23223221 si X5 1 Q 1 Table Grove I111no1s Ve rmont I111no1s C omphments of TABLE-. onzove ow-oi! 42 g K MA Dry Goods Shoes Ladles ready to wear MemberF D I C Vermont I111no1s Table Grove I111no1s I 0 0 l I ' . . , l o I o 0' C 1 49 I C . , ' f . . . N A :Jn i'Ri!X5,,io1h.,5f'Tp ' 1:E1gX':i' - 1? ,.1 513 ,1 115' Wh. , ii . V , ' ' , . . Y aa ., QUQZW All Kinds of Coal Macomb Illinois C ompliments of I E LLI Ol-TS give gin New Shoes for Men 81 Boys Repair While You Wait Phone ll6X Macomb Illinois Phone 298 Macomb Illinois Compliments f eww! DAILV JOLJ IQNAL. Qfifgl if 129 South Lafayette St Macomb Illinois Compliments of DU N SVVGRTH S E005 ggief E WLZQZ4 Sl-ICE ESTOIQE Illinois Theater Block Macomb Illinois MAQYBI LL ., 650244 Bonded Member of Florists Telegraph Delivery Association Phone 808 Macomb Illinois O D ' Z 6 , ' Macomb, Illinois o ogmmxfb IVIOTOQS Author1zed Ford Dealer Sales and Serv1ce 119 West Adam St C omphrne nts of n 1 LASHM E-I-T fgxfazfcfog A Home Grown Inst1tut1on Rushv111e I111no1s 411 MQW Br1111ant Bronze Spec1a11zed Lubr1cat1on T1res and Batter1es Phone 49 Adams and L1berty Streets Rushvllle I111no1s Colnphments of Z af HARDWARE The House of Quahty Smce 1879 Telephone 1? Rushv111e I111no1s 523223 Better Ch1CkS U S Approved Pullorum Passed Iamesway Equlpment Feed Lltter Remed1es Supp11e Phone 62 216 N Lxberty Rushv111e I111no1s S C omp11ments of 509525 D C P H C CHIROPRACTOR Masonlc Buxldxng Macomb I111no1s C omphments of Rushv111e, I111no1s C omphments of I 66 effdf DRU GSTORE Macomb, I111no1s 0 p . 5: 5 . Rushvi11e,I11inois ,, , ,, 6 . Q Q , 0 . 660 6' 4' WJQEO ras-1 Grocer1es Meats Bakery and Da1ry Products If You Don t Trade Here We Both Lose Money Phone 4 Vermont I111no1s WI I-SON 'gfafinfwazfio Plumbmg 8: Heatmg E1ectr1ca1 Serv1ce Supphes Phone 34 Ve rmont I111no1s TI N GLEY 0920044053 Vermont I111no1s WWW? IM PLEIVI ENT SALES CASE SERVICE Faultless Feed Phone 46 Vermont I111no1s MVS WW ZW Phone 19 Ve rmont I111no1s j I N GLES ATLAS TIRES BATTERIES gm eg AUTO PARTS 8: ACCESSORIES Telephone ZZ Vermont I111no1s SMITH f vvn Nsrow geiwke Skelly Quahty Products Phone 33 Vermont I111no1s FOOD F LOCKEIZ SERVICE. INC Fulton County s Bmghtest Spot Phone 137R2. Ve rmont I111no1s I 0 81 O Compliments of I . 1 ,I WMM, M M 0 MDLEMENT Telephone 187 Inte 1-nat1ona1 Industry I111no1s Ha1'V6St91' COTTIPHUY Macomb I111no1s IT PAYS TO PLAY C0fr1p11rnent5 Of sus:-some IQEXROAT fMjQaQf Vermont I111no1s CJIQOLERY Phone 40 5 Rushv1I1e I111no1s Your Educahon Is Not Complete Unt11 You Know About SPRED SATIN It drles 1n Z0 mlnutes Is completely washable Can be used on any surface Comphments of New deep colors Macomb Roa M I L. Route 67 Home and Auto Supphes R11ShV111e 111111015 D1str1butors of Ghdden Pamts Phone 2.68K Macomb I111no1s ARTUDWJI ROTHERS . Korn Top Brand Meats Rushvllle I111no1s W I .. ' CO' C605 1 NC 5'2 QCKER' SALES T Serlvnce. awe fi 0 Dodge at Plymouth Fme Jewelers S1nce 1854 Dodge Job Rated Trucks Phone Z68L Phone 968 Macomb I111no1s ff 9 Cg?'g?lQX72p'lz'?R GRAIN FUEL AND SUPPLY co ZQWZCZ and Seeds Domestlc and Industr1a1 Corner Randolph and Water Softeners Calhoun Streets Rust Control Serv1ce Phone 36 2.14 E Carroll Macomb I111no1s Macomb I111no1s We the staff of INDUSTRY HIGHLIGHTS w1sh to thank our many frxends who have helped us produce our yearbook May we as a comrnun1ty show our apprec1a t1on by patronlzang and te111ng these buslness men and women that we read the1r advertlsements 1n the INDUSTRY HIGHLIGHTS 0 f f 18 Q K L! I O ' 5 ' Grain, Fuel, Farm Supplies Soft Water Service I .u-L :tan s 0 - Ig J.- z .rt'..r:I 'W' 4 Il 4 'sv ,-.4 O Q of 0. 0, 4 1 ,Q ' 5,5 1. ,f .- fr. o ff, Q ,s- , 4 5. I II a .fa , - . OO I . . Q . -, I , I ,Of ,Q I . 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