Industry High School - Eagle Yearbook (Industry, IL)

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SA Senio Cflass Play Front row left to nght Lila Jean Smlth DICK Cash Elame Heaton Clarence Waller B111 Pollock Helen Stevens Mrs Underwood Mtddle row Charles Krrkbrrde Mary Lathrop Mary Jane Aten Plul France Inez Bozard Harold Wrlson Janet Pemngton Back row Donna Wheeler Mary Lou Heaton Lynton Walters Dons Parnsh Iamce Plate Donna Rexroat Glenda Mullen THAT S OUR BOY November 21 1952 Thxs was a famxly comedy a story of a regular Amencan boy who lrkes to play football better than to be wrth the grrls In fact Walter and hrs frrend had not yet awakened to the fact that there are creatures in thrs world known as gtrls There were lots of black eyes' Mr Greer had sold the Mason Mansron to Mrs Krrk almost Just when she was about to srgn the fmal papers her son got a black eye Of course she thought that Mr Greer s son had committed th1s deed and she refused to srgn the papers Act three showed that Cecrl was a regular boy after all The explanatron of where Cecil REALLY got the black eye came out and the mansron was sold to the pohcemen for a boys club l1n Stage Edward Wrlson Harold Wtlson Mary Lou Heaton Lynton Walters Mary Lathrop Ushers Donna Rex roat Glenda Mullen Mary Lou Heaton Lynton Walters Dons Parrish Janet Pemngton Charles Krrkbnde Posters Elame Heaton Lrla Jean Smrth Donna Rexroat Mary Jane Aten Inez Bozard Mary Lathrop Helen Stevens Clarence Waller Joyce Featherlin Donna Wheeler Doris Parrish Janet Pemngton Cleanup Elame Heaton L1l.a eanSm1th Edward Wrlson Drck Cash Phrl France B111 Pollock The cast was as follows Jane Mary Jane Aten Gwynn Mary Lathrop Manan Lrla Jean Smith Lynn Inez Bo zard Allce Helen Stevens Hrldegard Elame Heaton Mass Adams Joyce Featherlm Walter Phll France Bob Perry Lotz Frank D1ck Cash Cecil Clarence Waller Ed Bill Pollock Director Dorothy Underwood The committees were as follows: Programs: Donna Wheeler, Glenda Mulleng Tickets: Janis Plate, Joyce Feather- Q

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DONNA REXROAT wills her blue Studebaker and blonde hair to Margaret Brown and hopes she uses them to the best of her ability. LILA JEAN SMITH wills her ability to blush to Kenneth Spring who never seems to blush. BILL POLLOCK wills his short stature to Marlin France as he will need it in years to come. DICK CASH wills his ability to be a Lover-Boy to Dick Snowden and hopes he knows how to use it. JOYCE FEATHERLIN wills her Sister to Rex Bedwell and hopes he gets along with her better than she has. ELAINE HEATON wills her ability to stay our of arguments and always get to school on time to Maralyn Skiles who needs it. DORIS PARRISH wills her tallness to John Provine and hopes he makes use of it. PHIL FRANCE wills his ability to write to a girl in Colorado to Ray Frankes as it seems he's interested. JANET PENINGTON wills her ability to blush to Roger Moats. PERRY LOT Z wills his ability to play hookey and get by with it to Ray Frakes and Rodney Russell. JANIS PLATE wills her long hair to Kathyrn Snowden. HELEN STEVENS wills her ability to get what she wants and when she wants it to Della Farr, and hopes she uses it successfully. GLENDA MULLEN leaves her tall stature to Dick Pollock, only if he uses it to the best advantages. I MARY LOU HEATON wills her ability to pop gum to Rosie Heaton in the hope that it will be to the best advan- rage. INEZ BOZARD wills her freckles to Jerry Swearingen as he could sure use them. MARY LATHROP wills her dark curly hair to Bonnie Featherlin and hopes she will use it to the best advantages. MARY JANE ATEN wills her bashfulness to Kathym Snowden as she could use it. EDDIE WILSON wills his ability to get along with teachers to Rodney Coker. DONNA WHEELER wills her ability to talk back and enjoy it to Dick Pollock. Signed, sealed, published and declared by the Senior Class, the testator, our last will and testament, in the presence of all who are here and who are consequently in the presence of this day in May, in the year of our Lord, 1953. flomcwmiug ,flcfilfif ' ' 1.0 Left to right: Margaret Brown, Donna Rexroat, lnez Bozard, Helen Stevens, Mary Jane Aten, Glenda Mullen,

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