Armstrong High School - Resume Yearbook (Armstrong, IL)

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IITIF II ll ll Q qj.lll1'PlE21X'lh0l3Uih ll 'll ll Il' m 2 fr- TRUMAN FRENCH !' Truman's a man who works like the dickens, : And every fall sells four hundred chickens. : LEWIS MEITZLER - Lew is quiet and doesn't say much, '- But when the time comes, you can depend on 'Dutchf 2 WILLIAM WARREN 2 Bill is a farmer of no mean skill, - His thoughts are deep, his tongue is quite still. 1 DALE GOODWINE His description is quickly told, : Man with hair and heart of gold. 2 JOHN WESLEY CREIGHTON ul 3 Then there's to our old friend Wes. A model farm is the cause of his happiness. :J .. ' 1 F F In rvufh Il'l1l7V!l'l'1', 1u.',ni'1lrl if lu! raw Q rr il h ii' in n u ur'-:-11:3 1 5' 2 4 C3-u u ir-ai-1'-'lir 'ii 4-.-.4-.. .Q

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1 M ar- 4. In u -QD igurplc anhflgnlh G5 1L-- sewage If n Il BOARD OF EDUCATION Top Row: Truman French, Clarence Griiiin, William Warren : Lower Row: J. Wesley Creighton, Arthur Bass fPres.J, Dale Goodwine, Lewis Meitzler President, ARTHUR BASS - Deak is a farmer and banker combined 1 He rides in his coach and has a good time. F CLARENCE GRIFFIN Doc is the one who, when robbers come round, T Just sits tight, till they get out of town. J ur-n ll-ill'-:-'Q 1 9 2 4 Gillnnall - -no nr n -'ll -'itry nr 1

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ll 1 H H ll Q urple zmh CEUIB Q ll ll U ll In 1 as 5- t ' ' '- ' - .ar-ffffmffi - Top Row: Albert Lawrence, Ebba Dowell, Arvid Nelson - Lower Row: Florence Kapitan, J. R. Maxey, Catherine Alexander MR. MAXEY is our principal. He is a man of great ability and will : some day reach the heights of success. He has handled the awkward situations that arose in our school with a great deal of tact and foresight. Mr. Maxcy attended High School at Centralia, Illinois. Then he spent : N one year at Carbondale Normal School, three years at McKendree College at Lebanon, and one year and three summer terms at the University of Illinois. After finishing school, Mr. Maxey taught two years at Central- ia, and five years at Shattuc. At this time the World War came and Mr Maxey answered the call of his country. He was in the air service for eleven months, five of these being spent in action overseas. Mr. Maxey had the rank of First Lieutenant. F or two years Mr. Maxey taught at 3 l-I n n u ll u Q 1524 in n -u ll t II JI: .- - 1 3 5-'F