Forreston High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Forreston, IL)

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PHUPHHIY Traveling by plane from Chicago to California to - play in a football game, Donald Buttel, a profession .A al football plaf er, was very H - much surprised to find that 5'1 Vivian Bradley, one of the members of his graduating class of t-n years ago, was a passenger on the same plane. Inquiring about her destination he found that she was a movie ac- tress on her way to Hollywood to make a picture. Wanting some information from the stewardess they found that she was their old schoolmate, Frances Gene Lang. She was delighted to see them and while talking happened to mention that Milford Alberts was pilot and Gerald Duitsman was co-pilot of the plane in which they were traveling. Landing at Omaha at 4:15 in the afternoon, Donald and Vivian drove to town for dinner. On the way they passed two hitch hikers--none other than Victor Conkey and Glenn Mase. Giving them a ride they learned a lot of information concerning some of their other classmates. ' a Hwhat ever happened to Kenneth Homan?n Donald asked Glenn. nwhy, didn't you know that Kenny and Lester Gerwig are the managers of a farm implement store right here in Omaha?n Vivian had a question to ask too. nwhere are those two Maryland maids?n nF1ossie ' Norris is the owner ' of a beauty shop in ' Polo with Marie Hedrick as her as- I