Industry High School - Eagle Yearbook (Industry, IL)

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.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.

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.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

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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.