Johnston City High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Johnston City, IL)

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IVJHR E 5iPXll2lDliNAXlL WI-IC'S WI-IO IN AMERICA I957 VOLUME LX V II Akromovich, George-Geologist. B. Moscow. A. B. U. of S. Dakota. Mem' ber of Geological Society of Rome. Has delivered several notable lectures in America and Europe. He is a notable authority on the Red Hill eruption. Ad' dress 1322 Lafayette Ave., Sioux City, S. D. Barham, Olive-Nurse B. Muncie, Ind., 1907. Served notably in Chino' Alaskan War in 1949f1952. Now ahead nurse at Olivia Hospital 342660 Ash Ave., Rochester, N. Y. Barham, Stanley-Civil Engineer B. Sawdusky, Ohio, 1908. A. B. North' western University. Among his achieve' ments are: draining of the Florida Everglades 1938, building Suspension Bridge across Red Sea in 1946, and erection of famous Nansook Irrigation Dam 1949. Now supervising the jobe Memorial. Address 943 Cash Ave., San Diego, Calif. Barlowe, Jewell-Actress. fStage name, Kitty Roland, B. Vicksburg, Miss., 1908. Studied under Nat Way' born and Florenze Ziegfield. Appeared in uOh Ruthie, Ruthie, Two by the Clock, Saucy Sally, and L'Papa's Baby. She is now living quietly in Portland, Maine. Bowden, Georgina-Lyceum Enter' tainer. B. Kalamazoo, Mich., 1908. A. M. Eureka College. For the last twenty years she has been in the service of the Blue Hat Lyceum Bureau. Especially noted for her musical reading, mln the Spring. Address '22 N. Stetson St., Cgden, Utah. Brown, Helen-Professor. B. Mus- catine, Iowa, 1907. M. A.-B. S. Illif nois University. Professor of Boyes

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'fn 'lVJHllE CQAXlRlDDli'W.PklL if '-- 2' ' --r'f-+- age 2 . . 1 - i 1 X . , X H N, , Q I b 2 . . i Y Y I l I SI. .i yu Q g 1. we Z l MARY ELIZABETH VICK Sally Her modest dnswer dnd graceful air Show her wise and good ds she 'is fair. Business Manager Cardinal '26, Literary Society '23, '24, Eorensis '25, '26 Athletic Ass'n '22, '23, '24, '25, Operetta '23, '24, Seventeen '25, Glee Club '23 Freshman Editor, Cardinal '23, Girls' Basketball '23. BEULAH WEISBERGER Dutch Who knows nothing bdse Fears nothing known. Glee Club '23, Christmas Cantata, Literary Society '23, '24, '26, Orchestra '25 '26. HERBERT WILLIS Herbie Good nature and good sense ever join. Athletic Ass'n '23, '24, '25, Literary Society '23, '24, '26, Tennis '25. SENIORS The end has come, So be it though, Our race is run, For on we go Our high school days are o'et. Our lives to live alone. We bid goodbye Each one at last With tearful sigh Set to his task To friends that we adore. Which takes us far from home. And may none fail Or none bewail His fortune that he finds, And may each say To close his day, I've good deeds left behind. -V. P. 25 sz-ir

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fs 'IFJHKIE CAURIDIINXML 9 ' -' J School for Girls at Macon, Ga. since 1940. Has obtained great success in her writing, L'How to Make Figures Take Form. Miss Brown accepts no male. For information about Boyes School Address: L32 Boyes Ave., Ma' con, Ga. Bundren, Bert-Politician. Born, Knoxville, Tenn., 1908. L. L. D. Chicaf go University. Admitted to the Bar 1934. States Attorney Will County, Illinois. U. S. representative from Illif nois from 1940 to 1946. U. S. Senator from Illinois since 1948. Noted for his radical views. Introduced the Free Hash Bill 1950. Address 1777 Crook Blvd., Washington, D. C. Carter, Harry-Interior Decorator. Born, Sebree, Ky., 1905. Now Presi- dent of Carter Decorating Co., whose offices are at 325f9 St. Louis, Mo. Chapman, Ruby. Radio Announcer. Born, Wheeling, W. Va., 1907. Has announced for stations: R. F. D., C. O. D., F. O. B.-She'is now announcing for station B. U. N. K. at Winnepeg, Canada. She is especially noted for her bedtime stories. Address 1313 Cold Storage Ave., Winnepeg, Canada. Clayton, Lester-Undertaker. Born, Goreville, Ill., 1907. Invented the fam- ous Murrah Embalming Process. Adf dress 1840 Concordia Ave., Manchester, N.H. . - Crusiglia, Marguerite-Missionary. Born, Kokoma, Ind., 1907. Noted for her successful missionary work in Indo' China. She is now making lectures and tours in this country. Frick, Haroldm-Noted gangster. Born, Zion City, Ill., 1909. Headed notorious Buzzard Busters of Frisco. Convicted for stealing a ham sandwich from his blind grandmother. Now sewing a ten year term in Song Song. Gahm, Mary. Florist. Born, Spof kane, Wash., 1904. Her ingenious work as floral decorator has won her world wide fame. Address 1506-S E. 16th Street, Scranton, Pa. Gardner, Eva.-Private Secretary. Born, Fort Worth, Texas, 1907. Edu' cated at Mayfield Girls' College. She is now in the employment of I. P. Sloan. Address 1414 Trinity Ave., Washingf ton, D. C. Gillespie, Lena-Reducing Expert. Born, New Orleans, La., 1908. Married Jean Huntington 1930. Address Ra' leigh, N. C. Grant, Bernice-Art Collector. Born, Denver, Colorado, 1908. Has conf tributed greatly to the Petrarnolitan Art Museum at Spillertown, Illinois. Her most famous collection is the Queen Larusu relics. Address 2004 Trapp St., Huntington, W. Va. Hamlet, Ruby-Fashion Authority. Born, Paris, France 1907. Studied at Paris. Married Ruel Davison in 1927. Address 428 Highway St., Miami, Florif da. Hampton, Anna Faye-Authoress. Born, Cairo, Ill., 1908. B. S. McKen- dree College. Married Thomas Newton 1931. Has written Born by the Side of the House, The Three Chamber- maids, and Blue Shirt Tales. Now resides at Ewing, Illinois. Jacobs, Evelyn-Household Economf ist. Born, Danville, Ill., 1907. B. S. Cornell College. Has written Bread and Beans, How to Feed a Man on Two Cents a Day, and How to Grow Babies on Dog Biscuits. Address 413 Corntop Lane, Beanville, Mo.