Abraham Lincoln High School - Crimson and Blue Yearbook (Council Bluffs, IA)
- Class of 1955
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Cover
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'I' I"I E ABRAHAM LINCOLN
C RIMS C N HIGH SCHOOL
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The Crnmson and Blue as Pubushed yearly by the students of
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Heading the editorial tah o tl'e 1955 cdltton are Connie Slcow
coordunatlng editor Nancy Swuclc copy edttor Mary Grover layout
edmtor and Noel Cook photograohtc cdttor
Top members of the bu sncss staff are Daft Swann busuncss manager
Advusory staff conststs ot Mr W Rooert Brow copy layout and
production Mlss Marga et R t-'cnderson buslncss d Mr V gal H
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It is with a sincere feeling of gratitude and
appreciation for her twenty-eight years of service at
Abraham Lincoln High School that the 1955 Crimson
and Blue staff dedicates this annual to Miss E.
Grace Taylor-
To all those who have loved and revered Miss
Taylor through the years, these few words can only
inadequately describe the person she is, or measure
in any way her contribution to education and culture.
Miss Taylor's broad interests recognize no confines,
and because of her innate graciousness and gener-
osity, her knowledge has become the inspiration for
countless lives that came within her sphere of teach-
ing.
Many names appear on A.L.'s roster of the
past, but there will always be only one Grace Taylor.
Both the faculty and the student body ioin in the
deep hope that her future will be filled with only
the good things in life as partial payment for what
she has so unselfishly and lovingly done for others.
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before turning them over to the faculty for perusal.
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"Before each school year begins, one of my
first jobs is to prepare a complete schedule or
calendar of events at A. L. for administration and
faculty use. Although some of the dates are always
subject to change, I believe that including represent-
ative excerpts from this program in the 1955 annual
will be in keeping with the book's "calendar" theme
and that they will serve many years hence as a
reminder of pleasant memories of a typical year at
Abraham Lincoln."
School Calendar: 1954-1955
First Day of School
Election of Student Council Members
in Home Rooms
Iowa Tests of Educational Develop-
ment
Beginning of Magazine Drive
Student Council Meeting, Cafe, 8:30
A. M.
Abraham Lincoln P. T. A. Potluck
Junior Class Play
lntersociety Debates
American Education Week.
9 P. T. A. Open House
l2 Class General Election
i2-I3 Road Show
25,26 'Thanksgiving Vacation
December 9 Registration for Secowd Semester
l7 Basketball Game with Tech at A. L.
21 School Distribution of Christmas Bas
kets
22 Christmas Vacation Begins
January 6 Prose and Poetry Finals
13 Assemblies: "The Harmoneers"
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February 3
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April 1,2
Semester Tests
Beginning of Second Semester
Election of New Student Council
Members
lowa Silent Reading Tests
District Wrestling Meets
Council Bluffs Music Clinic
Boys' Sub-State Basketball Tourney
Military Ball
Start of High School Forensic League
Tourney and Play Festival, Iowa City
Preliminaries, Solo and Ensembles,
Western Iowa
7 Easter Assemblies, Sponsored by Hi-Y
and Y-Teens
28 Registration for Fall Semester
24-30 Drake Relays
May 6 Junior-Senior Prom at Chieftain
19 Honor Assembly
20,21 Senior Class Play
29 Baccalaureate
June 1 Graduation
3 End of Second Semester
ln a contemplative mood, Mary Ethel Pomeroy,
dean of girls, ponders one of the many
problems which cross her desk each day.
Smiling but firm, Roy F. Lawson, dean of boys,
stands at the oflice door to oversee hall traffic
between classes.
Superintendent of Schools
Russel J. Maurer inspects
classroom renovation at A. L.
Agenda: 1954-1955
Preparation and presentation of the annual school budget
Determination of salaries and contracts for all school personnel for following
year
Annual school board election and organization
Approval of all policy, curriculum, and textbooks changes and additions
Plans for purchase of additional land as sites for future school buildings
Plans for additional buildings to house Council Blutts school children
Evaluation of entire school program according to the needs of the pupils
Board of Education
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Board members halt a busy night meeting to accommodate photographers ofthe '55 yearbook. Seated: Mr. John
A. Jungquistg Dr. Russell Blanchard, president: Dr. Kenneth G. Walkerg Mr. Lester E. Andrews, secretary. Standing:
Mr. Harry C. Voss, Mr. Carl W. Eckert, Mr. C. Francis Putnam, and Mr. Charles W. Langmade.
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VIOLA N. BICHEL. B. M., M. M., Chicago Conservatory, Univer-
English Dra matics.
sity of Nebraska. Vocal Music, Theory and Appreciation,
JET THRUSH DOWNS. State University of Iowa. Typing,
HARRY N. LANGDON. B. A., University of Omaha, Speech,
ROY F. LAWSON. B, S., M. A., Parsons College, Creighton Uni-
versity, Orientation, General Science.
JUANITA R. ESCHMANN. B. A., M. A., Park College, Columbia
University. World History, American History,
Fducation.
MARION HANTHORN. B. S., Iowa State College. Homemaking.
ERVA C. HUCKLEEBERRY. B. A., Park College. Typing Shorthand.
Business Arithmetic.
RICHARD LESSENGER. B. A., Iowa State Teachers College. Driver
HERBERT LITTLE. B.A., Cotner College. Chemistry.
MAE MAHER. Registrar.
WILLIAM R. HUGHES. B. S., M. S., Morningside College, Univer-
sity of Omaha. Business Education.
BIANCA MCCOMB. B.A,, University at Nebraska. English.
MARY ETHEL POMEROY. Ph. B., Drake University. Solid Geome-
THURMAN E. JOHNSON. B. S., M. S., Simpson College, Univer-
sity of Omaha. Typing, Athletics.
WALTER T. KALTENBORN. B. A., University of Nebraska. Amer-
ican History, American Government, Athletics.
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LENA E. WHITE. B. S., Iowa State Teachers College. Bookkeep-
ping, Shorthand, Transcription.
Bichel Downs Eschmann Hanthorn Hunkleeberry
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Lessenger Little Maher McComb Pomeroy
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University, American Literature.
VERNON E. DOTY. B, S., M.S., Iowa State College. industrial Arts,
Athletics.
VICTOR P. JENNINGS. B.A., M. S., Parsons College, University of
Omaha. Biology, Athletics.
LELA M. KETTER. B, S., Drake University. Trigonometry, Algebra, Plane
Geometry.
TOMAS M. LARA. B.A., University of Omaha. Spanish.
H. ARTHUR LEE. B. A., B. J., M, A. Baker University, University of Kansas.
Journalism.
Committee members
of service during the winter months . . .
Mansfield Marty D. Miller
Pohl Ross Sprugel
Stout A. White Williams
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CLEOLA M. MANSFIELD. B. S., North Western Missouri Teachers College.
Physical Education,
FAYE E. MARTY. B.A., M.A., University of Nebraska, University of
Michigan. English.
DONNA PATRICIA MILLER. B. A., University of Omaha. English, Speech,
Debate
BERNIECE E, POHL. B,S., University of Omaha. Fine Arts,
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GERALD E. ROSS. B. S. C., M.S.E., Creighton University. Salesman-
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JOHN E. SPRUGEL. B. S., Iowa State College. Agriculture.
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HAROLD L. STOUT. B. S., Iowa State Teachers College. Industrial Arts.
AGNES H. WHITE. B. A., Tabor College. American Literature, Psychol-
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THOMAS H. CAPEL. B.S,, University of Omaha. American History,
Commercial Geography, Economics, Athletics.
JEAN C. GATCH. B. A., M. A., University of Nebraska. English and
American Literature.
BESS HANIGAN. B. A., M.A., University of Chicago American Govern-
ment, Modern Problems.
MARGARET R. HENDERSON. B.A., Tarkio College. Latin, English.
REX D. ILGENFRITZ. B.A., M. A., Colorado State. Instrumental Music.
LUCY MILLER. B. A., B. L. S., Simpson College, University of Illinois
Librarian.
VIRGIL H. MILLER. B. A., M.A., Indiana University. Physics, Algebra.
DORA G. NYROP. B.A., M.A., University of Nebraska, Columbia
University. Algebra, General Mathematics.
EDWIN J. RElNEL. B.S., Stout Institute. Drafting, Practical Mechanics.
MAJ. EDWARD O. SCHARN. P.M.S.8-T.
ELAINE C. SORENSEN. B.M., Northwestern University. Strings and
Orchestra.
GRACE B. THOMPSON. B.A., State University of Iowa. American
History.
MARIGOLD WALKER. Secretary.
EDNA L. WILLARD B.S., Iowa State College. Homemaking.
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Fall means football. Gridiron plays and
scores are broadcast over the field to help
spectators follow the game more readily.
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Fall means forensics, too. A member of
the Delta Tau team warms up to the
question argued by all girls taking part
in the intersociety debates.
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A PICYUYIZUYIOI1 of a frequent firstsemester
announcement: "Student pep assembly at
300 P. M. today on the front lawn . .
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range for pictures to be pasted on cumulative records. Clogsfoomg while Club initigtions take place,
Here the Omega "space-women" corre down
to earth lang enough for a yearbook photo,
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from tumbling to illustrated trips to for-away places.
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Students delivering the traditional Christmas bas-
kets to needy Council Bluffs families stop for a
little self-charity at a North Seventh Street
address.
Mr. Ed Reinel's practical mechanics bays are
caught doing an inside iob by the Crimson and
Blue's roving reporter. Old lockers are being
recessed by the class.
Bare branches against a December sky wait for
a blanket of snow to complete the winter scene.
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Counting contributions is always a pleas-
ant task for Junior Red Cross Council mem-
bers because A.l..'s student body has a
heart and a helping hand for those in need.
Making money with music, the student council
throws a mid-winter dance to finance the many
yearfround proiects sponsored by the council.
Coach Johnson and his cagers swap court
play for horseplay to swell school spirit for
an early-season game.
As familiar as Santa Claus is this pre-holiday scene
in the cafeteria. .Girls of all literary societies work
together to make the Christmas tea a memorable
high point of the school year.
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receipts and present them for their copies of the
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maxes the year's work for girls' phys ed.
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Spring Snapshots
Above: A flowering redbud near A,L. epitomizes the new
life and loveliness of the spring season. Below: Front-
lawn loafers, casualties of spring fever, sprawl over the
entrance steps, Lower Left: The good earth needs help to
keep it goody so Ag class bays do some necessary ground
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Judy Hall
Sue Langmade
Margaret Elgan
Mary Kay Seabury
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November
February
May
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Semor Pictures
Homecommg
Class Electrons
College Day
Junior Semor Prom
Semor Practlce
Semor Class Play
Semor Day
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Graduatnon
Tryouts for the senior class play are highly
competmve Hopefully reading parts are
Mary Kay Seabury and Carol Schellmger
seated Bull Ballenger and Dave Taylor
standing
Semor government classes vnsn the court
house before electron tnme Wnth Mnss
Bess Hamgan Instructor are shown
Larry Snlverstrand Reuben Nlbbe and
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JOEL ALLEN General Homecomlng Queen Maud of Honor 53 Pep
LARRY ANDERSON College Preparatory ANN MARIE BASCH Commerclol
Vcrslty Football Crlmson and Blue Organlzations Editor Pep
Echoes Ad Staff Gym Pageant FRED HIGGINS BEAUMONT JR College Preparato
ROBERT ANDERSON Commerclal Band Drcmatlcs Golf Team Hi-Y Chaplam Jun:
YTeen Vuce Presndent Gym Pageant Student Llbrorxan SHIRLEY BEST College Preparatory
JOHN ANDRESS General Natnonal Honor Soclety The Bishops Mantle
Crlmson and Blue Muslc Edltor Echoes Co-Edltorln-Chief Thallan Secretary Pep Club.
ROTC THOMAS NELSON BOLTON College Preparatory
PATTY L BARKER College Preparatory Crumson and Blue Camera Staff, Boys State Re
Omega President Operettas YTeen Presudent Jumor Red Dramatlcs ROTC 2nd l.t Junior Red Cross C
Cross Council Natlonal Honor Socuety CHARLES A BROMAN College Preparatory
WILLIAM A BALLENGER College Preparatory ROTC 2nd Lt National Honor Socuety Tre:
Thesplan Prestdent Junlor Class Vnce President HIY Vlce .lunlor Class Play Productlon Staff.
Presldent Varsnty Debate Varslty Football LARRY JOHN BROWNFIELD Commercial
WENDY BAMESBERGER General Retail Sales Club Orchestra, Band
Crtmson and Blue Glrls Sports Editor Pep Club Presldent CAROLYN JEAN BRUNOW General
Cheerleader Homecomlng Queen Maud of Honor 54 Student Councnl Treasurer Delta Tau Treasurer
Scholastlc Art Wmner Contest Ratmg Pep Club Chorus.
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Omega Treasurer, Historian, Orchestra, Homecoming Queen
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DELBERT RAY BURDICK General
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LLOYD LAVERNE BUNCH General
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FRANCES CAPARELLI General
Y-Teen, Mixed Chorus, Gym Pageant, Pep Club.
HARLEY
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Crimson and Blue Editorial Staff, Delta Tau President, Home-
coming Queen Attendant, Pep Club, Echoes Ad Staff.
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RONALD F. CHAMBERS College Preparatory
R.O.T.C. MfSgt., Sports, Lettermen's Club Sgt.-at-Arms,
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Crimson and Blue Senior Editor, Delta Tau, Student Council.
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EDWIN DALE CHRISTIANS General
Track, Football, Echoes Assistant Sports Editor, Baseball,
Boys' Glee.
ANN SHARON CLARKE General
Band, Chorus, Red Cross, Pep Club.
SHARON LEA CLAYTON Commercial
Y-Teen, Echoes Staff, Gym Pageant.
JOYCE ANN COBB Commercial
Cheerleader, Pep Club, Echoes Feature Editor, Delta Tau
Secretary.
CHARLES COLLETT Arts and Industries
Future Farmers of America, Student Council.
ROBERT F. COLLINS, JR. General
Varsity Football, Echoes Head Pressman, Hi-Y, Track.
NOEL ROBERT COOK College Preparatory
Crimson and Blue Photographic Editor, Tennis, R.O.T.C. 2nd
Lt., Varsity Basketball.
JAMES CARL CRAIGMILE General
R.O.T.C. 2nd Lt., Hi-Y, Echoes Sports Editor, Varsity Basket-
ball, Varsity Football.
BRIAN L. CROW Commercial
Retail Sales Club, R.O.T.C.
DONALD DANFORD College Preparatory
Band Drum Maior, Thespian Secretary, Sophomore Class
President, Orchestra.
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Sandy Shirley Jody
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SANDRA DAUGHERTY Commercial RAYMOND C. ESTES Arts and Industries
SHIRLEY ANN DELONG Commercial R.O.T.C.
Y-Teen, JAMES EVERSON Arts and Industries
JOANNE DEMITROFF Get-tergl VELLMA K. FELLER College Preparatory
Clio Sgt,-at-Arms, Historian, Crimson and Blue Business Staff, Cheerleader, Omega Sgt.-
CALVIN DORSETT Commercial at-Arms, Road show '53, '54, PSP Club,
ROBERT DRYDEN College Preparatory JAMES FINERTY College Preparatory
R.O.T.C. 2nd Lt., Junior Red Cross Council President, Vice- R.O.T,C. 2nd Lt,, Varsity Track, Lettermen's Club Secretary-
President, "Joi-tugry Thaw," Treasurer, Varsity Football, Latin Club.
PATRICIA DUNOW General LORETTA FINIFF General
Echoes Staff, Gym Pageant.
JANICE Y. DURICK General
"January Thaw," Operetta '54, '55, Omega, Road Show
'53, Mixed Chorus.
MARGARET ELGAN College Preparatory
Crimson andl Blue Music Editor, Thalian President, Echoes
Exchange Editor, Pep Club Treasurer, Junior Red Cross
Council Secretary.
MARY ELGAN College Preparatory
Delta Tau Vice-President, "January Thaw," Pep Club Sec-
retary, Spanish Club Treasurer, Quill and Scroll.
GARY ERIKSEN College Preparatory
Football, R.O.T.C. 2nd Lt,, Spanish Club, Hi-Y, Student
Council Sgt.-at-Arms.
Pep Club, Chorus, Operetta '55, Gym Pageant.
MARY JANE FISCHER General
Operetta '53, Echoes Staff, Alpha, Pep Club, Road Show
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LEO FLEMING Commercial
Retail Sales Club, R.O,T.C. Sgt.
JOHN FLETCHER General
Chorus,
WILLIAM T. GALLO Commercial
Varsity Football, Varsity Track, 2nd Team Basketball, R,O.T.C.
2nd Lt.
PATRICIA GARDNER College Preparatory
Y-Teen, Thalian, Extemporaneous Speaking Contest.
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GAIL GILBERT College Preparatory MARY IONE GROVER College Preparatory
R.O.T.C. 2nd Lt. Crimson and Blue Tri-Editor-in-Chief, Junior Editor, Thalian,
RICHARD GILMAN Arts and Industries Y-Teen, "The Bishop's Mantle" Production Staff, Pep Club.
Varsity Football, Track, Baseball, Hi-Y, Varsity Basketball. BETTY D. GUEST General
VIRGINIA LEE GILPIN Commercial Mixed Chorus, Gym Pageant, Road Show, Swim Pageant,
Retail Sales Club President, Swim Pageant. Echoes Stair.
DONALD GOODMAN General GARY LEE GYLLING Arts and Industries
Track, Hi-Y, Varsity Football, Lettermen's Club, Basketball. Future Farmers of America Sentinel.
LADONNA GOODMAN Commercial JUDY ANN HALL Commercial
Crimson and Blue Typist, Pep Club, Echoes Ad Staff, Student Senior Class Vice-President, Alpha President, Vice-President,
Council Secretary. Echoes News Editor, Cheerleader, Harvest Queen Attendant.
LORRAINE EVA GOODMAN General ELFREDA HANSEN Commercial
Road Show, Glee Club, Gym Pageant, Omega. Gym Pageant, Thalian.
DAVID GRAVENKAMP College Preparatory JOAN HARRINGTON General
Spanish Club Vice-President, R.O.T.C. Delta Ta Vice-President, Echoes Exchange Editor, Pep Club,
BRUCE GREEN General Road Show '52, '53, Mixed Chorus.
Senior Class President, Lettermen's Club, Hi-Y President, CAROL A. HEWITT College Prepa'atory
Student Council Secretary, Wrestling. Cheerleader, Mixed Chorus, Pep Club, Junior Red Cross
GREGORY GREEN General Representative, Thalion.
Wrestling, Lettermen's Club, Hi-Y, R.O.T.C. SUZANN MARIE HICKEY Commercial
MARCINE K. GRIFFIN General Pep Club, Homecoming Queen Attendent, Omega, Gym
Pep Club, Gym Pageant. Girls' Glee. Pageant.
FLOYD GRIFFITH Commercial WILLIAM L. HIGGINS College Preparatory
P.O.T.C. Cpl. Band President, Junior Red Cross Council, Thespian, Latin
Club Orchestra.
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Joanie Flip Sue Bill
Terry Jaybird Jerk Sherry
CLAUDIA HINMAN College Preparatory
Crimson and Blue Organizations Editor, Thalian Treasurer,
Sgt.-at-Arms.
DAVID HOLLINGER College Preparatory
Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Football, R.O.T.C. 2nd Lt.
NORMAN HOLLY General
Echoes Staff, Student Council, Pep Club.
BARBARA HOLT Commercial
Echoes Ad Staff.
CHARLES E, HUGHES Commercial
NORMA JACOBSEN General
Echoes Ad Staff.
WILLIAM T. JASPER College Preparatory
National Honor Society, Varsity Dabate, Student Council
Vice-President, Thespian Treasurer, R,O.T,C. 2nd Lt.
DONNA LEE JAY Commercial
Ero, Gym Pageant.
FRANK G. JERKOVICH General
Crimson and Blue Sports Editor, Golf, Varsity Wrestling,
R.O.T.C.
SHERRY ANN JESSEN General
Omega Secretary, Spanish Club President, Student Council,
Road Show '54, Mixed Chorus.
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R.O.T.C., Junior Red Cross Rrepresentative, Varsity Football,
2nd Team Basketball, Hi-Y.
EFFORD JOHNSON College Preparatory
R.O.T.C.
LARRY J. JOHNSON General
Hi-Y, "The Mikado," Chorus, Echoes Ad Staff, Road Shaw.
SALLY ANN JOHNSON General
Alpha, Pep Club, Quill and Scroll, Echoes Staff.
SHIRLEY JORGENSEN Commercial
Mixed Chorus, Operetta '52, '53, Y-Teen, Gym Pageant '53,
Road Shows.
JEANINE KELLEY Commercial
Delta Tau Secretary, Mixed Chorus, Pep Club, Operetta '52,
'53, Road Shows.
ADDISON KILIBARDA General
SAUNDRA KILLION College Preparatory
Mixed Chorus, Crimson and Blue Girls' Athletic Editor,
Thalian Vice-President, Secretary, Prose and Poetry, Pep
Club.
ALICE KMEZICH Commercial
Retail Sales Club, Gym Pageant.
RICHARD L. KNUDSEN General
Band, Tennis, Mixed Chorus, Echoes Ad Staff.
Steve Herky Fuzz
Jayne Dutch Sue
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Clio Vice-President, Y-Teen, Varsity Debate, Freshman Class Tennis, Mixed Chorus, Band, Latin Club, Dramatics.
Treasurer, Thespian. KLEMET LINK General
RITA KRUML College Preparatory Future Farmers of America.
Echoes Co-Editor-in-Chief, Omega, Thespian, Cheerleader, JANET M. LOSTROH Commercial
Homecoming Queen Attendant. Crimson and Blue Senior Editor, Y-Teen Music Chairman,
SUZANNE LANGMADE College Preparatory Recorder, Operetta '52, '53, Road Show '52, '53, Mixed
Senior Class Secretary, Omega Secretary, Cheerleader, Quill, Chorus.
cnd Scroll, Road Show '52, '54. SHARON LUND College Preparatory
DOLORES LARA General National Honor Society, Ero, Pep Club, Prose and Poetry.
Y-Teen, Gym Pageant, Student Council. KAREN McDONALD Commercial
DAVID LARSEN General Camera Club, Omega.
R.O.T.C. Rille Team, Spanish Club, Camera Club. PATRICIA MAE MCGEHEE Commercial
FRANCIS LAURSEN Arts and Industries Thalian Secretary, Pep Club, Echoes Ad Staff, Gym Pageant.
R,O.T.C. Rifle Team. FRAN LE McMAINS College Preparatory
JOANNE KAY LEMONS General Pep Club Vice-President, Operetta '55, Omega Sgt.-at-Arms,
Delta Tau Historian, Mixed Chorus, Pep Club, Operetta '53, Mixed Chorus, Road Show '53, '54.
'54, Echoes Ad Staff. MARJORY E. McQUEEN General
BARBARA LESTER Commercial Pep Club, Mixed Chorus.
Pep Club, Gym Pageant. RHEA McVITTY General
BRIAN FREDRIC LETNER Arts and Industries Delta Tau Sgt.-at-Arms, Pep Club.
Varsity Football, Future Farmers of America, 2nd Team MARY MACKLAND College Preparatory
Wrestling. Thalian, Girls' Glee, Pep Club, Echoes Ad Staff, Freshman
WALTER LIEBER General Class Secretary.
Echoes Head Pressman, Track, RO.T.C.
Woody Junior Add Sandy Kmel Dick
Dave Frank Jo Barb Brian Walt
Micky Pat Fridg Margie Mickey Pinkie
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MANUELA MENDEZ Commercial
Retail Sales Club, Y-Teen.
LARRY BRIAN MEYERSON College Preparatory
Crimson and Blue Assistant Business Manager, Sophomore
Class Vice-President, State Contest Play, Hi-Y Secretary,
Echoes Ad Manager.
BRUCE MILLER Arts and Industries
Varsity Wrestling.
DENNIS MILLER Arts and Industries
Golf, R.O.T.C., Echoes Ad Staff.
DONALD MILLER Arts and Industries
Hi-Y, Future Farmers of America, Varsity Football.
JACK LAWRENCE MILLER College Preparatory
Hi-Y, All-State Chorus, R.O.T.C., Honor Platoon.
MYRNA MAE MILLS General
Orchestra, Band, Girls' Glee, Thespian, Alpha.
GORDON MOORE College Preparatory
Varsity Basketball, Lettermen's Club, Echoes Staff, Student
Council.
JUDY MUNSON College Preparatory
Alpha President, Secretary, Echoes Business Manager, Spanish
Club President, Junior Red Cross Council Vice-President,
National Honor Society.
DIANE RAE NEFF College Preparatory
Era Historian, Y-Teen, Spanish Club.
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Dick Jeff Pattie
REUBEN L. NIBBE Commercial
R.O.T.C., Echoes Ad Staff.
KAY NIELSON College Preparatory
Crimson and Blue Business Staff, Clio Treasurer, Junior Red
Cross Council, Pep Club, Road Shows.
KAREN L. OLSON Commercial
Delta Tau Sgt.-at-Arms, Y-Teen, "January Thaw" Production
Staff, "The Bishop's Mantle" Production Staff.
MARCEA PACE Commercial
LETA M. PALMER Commercial
National Honor Society, Student Council, Clio, Gym Pageant.
BEVERLY ANN PALMISANO Commercial
Retail Sales Club.
GRETA ANN PAYNE Commercial
Crimson 'and Blue Business Stall, Pep Club, Red Cross
Representative, Gym Pageant '54, Road Show '54.
CAROL PEDERSEN General
Crimson and Blue Business Staff, Student Librarian, Alpha
Vice-President, Treasurer, Dramatics, Y-Teen.
DAVID PETERSEN General
2nd Team Wrestling.
DAGMAR PETERSON College Preparatory
"January Thaw," Pep Club, Thespian, Echoes Ad Staff,
Homecoming Queen Attendant.
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PATRICIA LEE PETERSON General
Student Council, Operetta '53, '54, Omega, Echoes Staff,
Pep Club.
RAYMOND GEORGE PETERSON, JR. College Preparatory
Echoes Co-Editor-in-Chief, National Honor Society Vice-
President, Junior Red Cross Council President, Sgt.-at-Arms,
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SANDRA LOU PETRUS College Preparatory
Omega President, Pep Club, Road Show '54, Gym Pageant,
Homecoming Queen Attendant.
RICHARD PIERSON General
R.O.T.C., Retail Sales Club, Rite Team, Thespian.
JEANETTE PRINCE College Preparatory
Ero Vice-President, Pep Club, National Honor Society Sec-
retary, Prose and Poetry, Road Show '52, '53.
PATRICIA KAY RAMEY General
Echoes Staff, Pep Club, Homecoming Queen Attendant, Road
Shows, Junior Red Cross Representative.
JOHN FRANCIS RANDOLPH Arts and Industrles
Future Farmers of America.
ROSEHANNAH RASMUSSEN Arts and Industries
Thalian, Student Librarian, Thespian, Dramatics.
THOMAS REED College Preparatory
R.O.T.C.
MYRNA L. REYNOLDS Commercial
Crimson and Blue Art and Library Editor, Delta Tau, Band,
Gym Pageant, Echoes Ad Staff.
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Echoes Photo Staff, R.O.T.C.
GAIL EDWARD SAAR Arts and Industries
R.O.T.C.
RONALD SANSON Arts and Industries
Future Farmers of America President, Hi-Y, Sophomore Class
Secretary, 2nd Team Basketball, Track.
CAROL ANN SCHELLINGER College Preparatory
National Honor Society, Varsity Debate, Era President,
Thespian, Student Council.
GERALD W. SCHLOTT General
R.O.T.C. Honor Platoon, Mixed Chorus, Thespian,
RUTH ELAINE SCHOENING College Preparatory
Crimson and Blue Administration Editor, Clio Secretory,
Treasurer, Vocal Music, Latin Club.
SHERRY ELAINE SCHOENING Commercial
Y-Teen, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Gym Pageant, Junior Red
Cross Representative.
KAREN JULIE SCHROEDER College Preparatory
National Honor Society President, All-State Music Contest
Division I, Y-Teen President, Crimson and Blue Editorial
Staff, Omega Vice-President.
BARBARA ANN SCHULTZ College Preparatory
National Honor Society, Mixed Chorus, Ero Secretary, Y-Teen
Treasurer.
LOUIE SCHULTZ General
Echoes Ad Staff, R.O.T.C., Thespian, Road Show, Hi-Y.
Russ Gail Ron
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DONALD L. SCOTT College Preparatory
R.O.T.C,
MARY KAY SEABURY College Preparatory
Omega Treasurer, Senior Class Sgt.-at-Arms, Thespian, Foot
ball Queen Attendant. Quill and Scroll.
DONALD SHEBEL General
LARRY E. SILVERSTRAND Commercial
2nd Team Football, R.O.T.C., Retail Sales Club.
CONSTANCE SKOW College Preparatory
Crimson and Blue Tri4Editor-in-Chief. Omega Vice-President,
Historian, Cheerleader, Homecoming Queen Attendant,
Thespian.
DORNE KENNETH SMITH General
JOHN SMITH General
2nd Team Wrestling.
MARY VEE SMITH College Preparatory
Delta Tau President, Road Show '52, '54, Spanish Club, Pep
Club.
NIKKI SMITH College Preparatory
Echoes Co-Editor-in-Chief, Quill and Scroll, Era President,
Sgt.-at-Arms, Thespian, Crimson and Blue Dramatics Editor.
RICHARD SMITH General
Varsity Wrestling, Road Show '52, R.O.T.C., Junior Class
President, Lettermen's Club.
RICHARD SPEER General
Varsity Football, Baseball, R.O.T.C.
LOREN M. SPENCE Arts and Industries
SHARON L. SPENCER Commercial
Echoes Advertising Manager, Crimson and Blue Miscellaneous
Editor, Homecoming Queen Attendant, Quill and Scroll,
Student Council.
JUDITH ANN STARR College Preparatory
Girls' State Representative, Student Council President,
Treasurer, Thalian Vice-President, Echoes Feature Editor,
"The Bishop's Mantle."
CHARLES R. STEVIE General
Varsity Football, Baseball, Varsity Basketball, Echoes Sports
Editor, Track.
DONALD A. STOUFER College Preparatory
Crimson and Blue Photo Staff, R.O.T.C. Sgt., Echoes Photo
Staff, Camera Club.
ALAN DURFEE STRONG College Preparatory
Crimson and Blue Photo Staff, Hi-Y Secretary, Dramatics,
Latin Club, R.O.T.C.
CLOYCE SULLIVAN Arts and Industries
DUFF HARRY SWAIN College Preparatory
Crimson and Blue Business Manager, Student Council,
Dramatics, R.O.T.C. 2nd Lt., R.O.T.C. Honor Guard.
NANCY JEANNE SWICK College Preparatory
Crimson and Blue Tri-Editor-in-Chief, National Honor Society,
Y-Teen Secretary, Delta Tau Treasurer, Echoes Ad Staff.
Varsity Basketball Manager, Future Farmers oi America
Reporter, Operettas, Junior Red Cross Representative, All-
State Chorus '54.
Jerry Ruthie Sherry
Connie Dome Jack
Chuck Stouf Scoop
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Karen Barb Slue
Mar Nik Dick
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DAVID PAUL TAYLOR College Preparatory Band.
Student Council, Camera Staff, Thespian, R.O.T.C., Band
RAYMOND THOMPSON College Preparatory
R.O.T.C., Road Show '52, Latin Club, Hi-Y.
ANN THOMSEN College Preparatory
Ero Treasurer, Thespian, Pep Club, "I Remember Mama,"
Latin Club.
BYRON VICTOR TOOT College Preparatory
Student Council President, Junior Red Cross Council Treasurer
R.O.T.C. 2nd Lt., Thespian, Vocal Music Board Treasurer.
ANNE MARIE TRIPP Commercial
Y-Teen Treasurer, Student Council.
SHIRLEY TRZECIAK College Preparatory
Crimson and Blue Assistant Layout Editor, Alpha Secretary,
Historian, Echoes News Editor, Road Shows, Quill and Scroll
PATRICIA LOUISE TURPEN General
Mixed Chorus, Band, All-State Chorus.
RICHARD VAN HORN Arts and Industries
MARIANNE VAN SCOY Commercial
Mixed Chorus, Girls' Trio, Operettas, Road Show '54, '55,
Madrigal.
PHILIP VOSLER General
Band.
CHARLOTTE VOSS General
Ero Secretary, Sweetheart Queen, Pep Club, Dramatics
Makeup Committee.
CAROLYN WALKER College Preparatory
"The Mikado," "January Thaw," Student Council Treasurer,
All-State Music Contest Division I, All-State Chorus.
WANDA JEAN WATERS Commercial
Thalian President, Spanish Club Treasurer, Echoes Club and
Society Editor.
LOUISA M. WEHRLI General
JAMES A. WESTPHAL General
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SYLVIA WIEST General
Clio Presndent Varsuty Debate Echoes Buslness Manager
Orchestra Thespxan
ROSEMARY D. WILSON Commerclal
Delta Tau Retarl Sales Club Muxed Chorus Road Show 52
'53, Gym Pageant
JOHN WINCHESTER Arts and lndustrnes
Varsity Football ROTC 2nd Lt Varsuty Wrestlung Student
Council, Road Show 52
FRANCIS L. WOLFE General
DANNY WOODS Commercral
R,O.T.C., 2nd Team Wrestlmg Retail Sales Club
Autographs
Junlors
Officers
Presldent Wnlllam Kretschmer
Vnce Presldent Wulluam Fogarty
Secretary Betty Winchester
Treasurer Marulyn Ketchum
Sponsors Mrs Agnes White
Mr Vlrgll Muller
Left to rlght Betty Wxnchester Brll Kretschmer Bull Fogarty Allen Passer and
Marilyn Ketchum
Calendar of Events
Fall Winter
Jumor Class Play Charley s Aunt
Class Electnon
Collectlon of Dues
Ordering of Rmgs
Sprung
Jumor Senior Basketball Game
Jumor Semor Prom
Jumor dues are due David Benton pays cash and gets
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Row 1: Knipping, M. James, S. M. Jensen, Knickrnan, Kimball, Knox, Johnson, S, Jensen, Ketchum. Row 2: Hunbolt, D.
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Nancy Swick,
copy editor
Tri-Editors-in-Chief .
Assistant Layout Editor
Assistant to the Editors
Administration and Faculty
Senior Editors , .
Junior Editors ,
Sophomore Editors:
Freshman Editor
Communications Editor
Drama Editors
Art and Library Editor
Vocal Music Editor
Instrumental Music Editor
ROTC Editor .
Organizations Editors
Fall Sports Editor
Winter Sports Editor
Spring Sports Editors
Girls' Sports Editors
Typists
Editorial Adviser
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coordinating editor
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N . W . Sharon Spencer
, . Ruth Schoening
, , Sonia Christensen, Janet Lostroh
W, Tom Brornberg, Marilyn Ketcham
,, Sharon Fleming, Kathleen Schoenning
WW. .. ,,,, Mary Lou Knotek
,. ., .. Karen Schroeder
. Bill Fogarty, Nikki Smith
. N. Myrna Reynolds
Margaret Elgan
- - John Andress
, -Y-N Y. Bill Fogarty
Ann Marie Bosch, Toni Cash, Claudia Hinn-ian
Y Y H .Y .Y Mel Burkgren
-- V- - Y . Chuck Francis
.. Mike HoFlman, Frank Jerkcvich
Wendy Bamesberger, LaDcnna Goodman, Saundra Killian
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Mr. V-' Robert Brown
Row 'lz Ketcham, Knotek, l-linman, Christensen, Cash, Goodman, Spencer, Elgan, Grover. Row 2: Bamesaerger, Schroeder,
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Brornberg, Burkgren, Andress, Francis
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Photographic Editor Noel Cook
Photographic Stott David Benton, Tom Bolton, Dick Harding
Don Stouier, Alan Strong, Da I9 Taylor
Photographic Adviser Mr. Virgil Miller
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Crimson and Blue Calendar
Applications received for positions on the annual.
Editors-in-chief selected.
Stott members chosen from applicants.
Duties explained to section editors.
Dummy Annual begun.
Photo requisitions sent to camera stait.
Yearbook cover chosen.
Group pictures taken.
Final Layouts drawn up.
Group pictures identified.
Copy written and typed from day to day
Monthly deadlines checked,
Annual completed.
Final deadline met.
Proof received from publishers to be read.
Corrected proof returned
Annuals delivered.
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Assistant Business Manager Larry Meyerson
Staff Members Vs.. Sandra Barritt, Velma Feller, Frank Jerkovich
Sue Langmade, Kay Nielson, Greta Payne, Carol Pedersen,
Roy Peterson, Mary Kay Seobury
Typist Donna Ceika
Business Adviser Miss Margaret Henderson
The Crimson and Blue
Calendar of Work
Choosing of stat? members from applicants
Election by staff ot business manager and assistant business manager
Solicitation ot prospective advertisers
Preparation ot advertising layouts and copy
Selling and delivery of annuals to students
Row 1: Meyerson, Feller, Seabury, Barritt, Payne. Row 2: Langmade, Swain, Peterson, Nielson,
Ceilcc, Pedersen.
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"The Echoes," A. Lfs student newspaper, is
published weekly by a stat? ot advanced journal-
ism students. Each semester a new staff is chosen
by Mr. H. Arthur Lee, the adviser.
Since its beginning in l898, the paper has
held to its policy of "Echoing Vigorously, Justly,
and Without Preiudice" all the news ot the school.
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Top: Discussing ideas for make-up of the "dummy" are Sharon
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and Rita Kruml. Center: Walter Lieber, head pressman, pictured
center, demonstrates core of the press to Chuck Stevie, sports
editor, and Judy Munson, business manager. Bottom: Shown
making up headlines, one of the most vital parts of the paper,
are Dale Christians, Mary Kay Seabury, and Sue Langmade.
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foo of the ad staff. Gordon Moore, lett and Louie
Scnultz, right, receive suggestions from Si Lee, an
Echoes advertiser,
All the material that appears in the paper must be
typed twice: once by Patty Rarney, right, on a regular
typewriter and then by Norma Holly on a Vari-Type.
The Echoes
Spring Semester Staff
Editors-in'Chiel
Business Manager
Advertising Manager
Sports Editor
Head Pressrnen
News Editor
Feature Editor
John Andress
Roy Peterson
Sylvia Wiest
Larry Meyerson
Jirn Craigrnile
Boo Collins
Keith Wise
Judy Hall
Joyce Cobb
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Seated: Larry Meyerson, Joyce Cobb, Judy Hall, Sylvia VViest,
Jim Craigrnile. Standing: Ray Peterson, Keith Wise, John Andreas.
Speech
Increased participation in speech activities by
more students was the goal of the speech depart-
ment this year.
Speech students took part in the annual road
show, appeared in the Play Production Festival at
Iowa City, introduced all the school assemblies, did
the backstage work on every school production, took
charge of make-up for the plays and operetta, pro-
vided the P. T. A. with a Christmas play and the Red
Cross with a drama for their assembly. Four panels
from A. L. appeared during the year on WOW-TV's
"Teen Topics."
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Mary Smith use the new Webcor tape recorder to test their voices
Varsity Debate
November 6-Technical High School Invitational Debate Tourney
December 9, IO, I I-Girls' and Boys" Missouri Valley Tournament
January 28, 29-Morningside College Tournament
February ll, I2-Omaha Central Invitational
March 4, 5-Missouri Valley Open Tournament
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Carolyn Walker, and Sylvia Wiest, Clio members and this year's winners, put the finishing touches on their cases
Intersociety Debate
Each literary society chooses four girls and two
alternates to represent it in the intersociety debate
tournament. This year the Clio Literary Society took top
honors in the tourney, winning six of eight debates,
Prose and Poetry
Prose and Poetry finalists presented their cuttings
in two assemblies on January 6.
Winners of this year's contest and their selections
were: first place, Jayne Kochel, "White Clilts of Dover",
second place, Margaret Miller, "Mary White", and
third place Kathleen O'Neill, "Dream Girl."
Prose and Poetry victors, Kathleen O'Neill, Jayne Kochel and
Margaret Miller, study their score sheets and the posted list
of winners.
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the dlrectlon of M Harry Langdon was
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Stephen Spettrgue
Colonel Sur Francis Chesney
Jock Chesney
Charley Wykeham
Lord Fancourt Bobberly
Brosset
Donna Lucio D Alvodorez
Amy Spettvgue
Kitty Verdun
Elo Delohay
Bull Grllllth
TomJ Brown
Dovld Hubler
Bull Kretschmer
Gary Jones
Croug Peterson
Gayle Proctor
Sally Menz
Duane Peterson
Kathleen ONelll
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Gary Jones Bull Kretschmer Stondmg Craig Peterson
Im Donno Lucua from Brozl where the ruts come
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Road Show
Speaking Parts
M Lnss
John Grey
Clara Hunting
Carter Langdon
Mrs Lena Motfnts
Yuba Bull
Clytle Mofhts
George Srmth
Bess Starlight
Judge McSnaggley
Road show partnclpants consult the rehear
sal schedule before going to practice
Margaret Muller
Terry Jasper
Nakkn Smnth
Byron Toot
Jo Tnbble
Don Danford
Marulyn Ketcham
Tom Bolton
Mary Elgan
Loute Schultz
Shown ln typical poses from MLlss are Row 1 Mary Elgan Terry Jasper, Tom Bolton, Margaret Muller, Jo Trlbble, Don
Danford Marrlyn Ketcham Row 2 Louae Schultz Byron Toot Nnkkl Smith
Cowgirls whoop it up in the Road Show. These high-spirited girls portray M'Liss's friends.
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Specialty acts add
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Center, left: Two dancers take the spotlight
and assist the chorus In the lively opening
number. Center, right: Another applause-
getting dance routine rounds out one of
the many action filled scenes of M'llss,"
Chorus and banio team up for a bang-up
musical specialty, "On Top of Old Smoky."
"For there's a sheriff back there
lookin' for me high and low
"The Bishop's Mantle"
Presented by Alpha, Delta Tau,
and Thalian Literary Societies
Hilary Laurens ,
Miss Hettie Breckenridge
Hastings ,
Miss Mowbray
Dick Laurens
Mrs. Warner Reed
Mrs. Alyord
Mary Perkins McCo'rb
Samantha Adam
Maudie Dunn
Alexa "Lex" McColly
J. V. Dunn
Student Director
Fritz Beaumont
Shirley Besf
Torn Bolton
Donna Celica
Don Dartford
Mary Elgan
Bill Higgins
G'etchen Kilioarda
Carol Pedersen
Karen Russell
Judy Starr
Duff Swain
Joan Harrington
Faculty Director Mrs. Jean Gatch
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Presented April I5 and 16 by the
Clio, Ero, and Omega Literary Societies
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Emily Kimbrough ....
Mrs. Skinner ......
Otis Skinner ....
Leo McEvoy ....
Dick Winters ....
Steward ....
Admiral ......
Madame Elise ---
Therese ..........
Harriet St. John ---
Blough ---
Puneress .... .... .....
Window Cleaner ......
Monsiuer De La Croix
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an Ann Mead
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C, Bruce Green
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We Esther Over
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M Ronald Petersen
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Miss Donna Miller
Senior Class Play
"Ten Little Indians"
Presented May 20 and 21
Dr. Armstrong .........
, William Higgins
Sir Lawrence Wargrave -Lo M oooh, Byron Toot
Rogers ............... H Dale Christians
Mrs. Rogers ....,...... -W Mary Kay Seabury
Fred NOTYGCOH' ......... , .... A, Bruce Miller
Vera Claythorne .......
Phillip Lombard ---
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Anthony Marston ......, , aan, L Don Stouter
William Blore ........ ,so John Vfinchester
General MacKenzie
Emily Brent .....,......,.
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new Nancy Swick
Student DlreC'l'Ot' .......,,. ..H, - MY, Fritz Beaumont
Faculty Director
Harry Langdon
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Byron Toot, Larry Anderson, and Kay Nielson.
Seated: Toot, Swick, Nielson, Seabury, Stoufer. Standing: Winchester, Christians, Miller, Peterson, Anderson.
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Seasonal Productions
Fall J. R. C. Drive
Each fall the Junior Red Cross Council of Abraham
L'ncclrt presents two assembles to initiate on all-schos'
membership campaign. Tom Bolton, left, leads the
students In the Pledge of Allegiance.
Christmas Assembly
"Bah, humbugf' growls Byron Toot, below, as Scrooge
in the immortal "Christmas Carol," presented Decem-
ber 21 as a pre-holiday feature of the speech and
music departments,
Easter Assembly
At Easfertime the Y-Teens and the H1-Y sponsor a re-
ltglous program of great beauty. Bill Baflenger, H1-Y
vice-president, and Paf'y Baker Y-Teen president open
the serfice , eserttcd Apftl 7.
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Huggins Bolton Danford Bromberg Tepperman Perktns Row 3 Elgan Seabury Malls Kruml Kochel Hall Hounshell
Thomson Proctor Skow Smith Rasmussen Row 4 Jasper T004 Brown R Peterson Spence Stoufer Ballenger Beaumont
Hubler Kretsch mer
A L Troop 964 of the Natnonal Thesplan Socnety
bers Snnce that tame thus socmety has become one of the
most active IH school
The purpose of the orgamzatnon ns to provnde recog
mtnon for those who have done outstandnng work nn
dramatic productions
Two lnlttattons are held annually for students who
have earned enough polnts to qualify tor mstallatton
The polnts awarded are set by the natnonal chapter
Annually the troop offers an award to the most
outstandung actor and actress at Abraham Lmcoln Hugh
School
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Presndent
Vnce President
Secretary
Treasurer
Sponsor
Officers
Bull Ballenger
Tom Bolton
Don Danford
Terry Jasper
Mr Harry Langdon
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partment, under the direction of Miss Berniece
Pohl, offers a variety of interesting and attrac-
tive courses. One of the newest is lithography, a
process requiring a great deal of skill on the
part of the student.
There are three major steps, according to
Miss Pohl. The first, that of putting a design or'
stone with a lithographic crayon, is novel
enough to appeal instantly to teen-agers. Once
the picture is drawn, it is treated with various
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These beginners learn the inking A hand-press completes th no
graphic process.
substances, washed, and sponged. The next
step is that of inking with a roller, the ink cling-
ing to greasy deposits made by the crayon.
The final step is to run the inked stone with
dampened paper through a hand-press, a
method which demands intricate timing and
precision.
When the printing is through, the student-
artist is the proud possessor of a beautiful
picture and a new and satisfying hobby.
that is new and fascinating to them.
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Under Miss Lucy Miller's direction, a staff
of student librarians render a valuable
service to the school by helping in library
duties. When not assisting other students,
the girls slip and shelve returned books.
Busy much of the time checking
out books, student librarians
contribute importantly in making
the school library a desirable
place for study and reading.
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and Robert Nelson plead for their lives to Fritz
Beaumont who portrays the Mikado Right
Pray tell me where I may find Yum Yum
says Craig Peterson to Robert Nelson left
Operetta
The Mikado
The Mikado under the direction of Mrs Viola Blchel, was
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Page Engelke, Robert Nelson, Fritz Beaumont, Donna Ceika, David W.
Petersen, and Craig Peterson.
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Fritz Beaumont
Craig Peterson
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Page Engelke
Robert Nelson
Carolyn Walker
Janice Durick
Pat Baker
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Above: Pep bond members create real spirit at athletic assemblies and all sporting
events. Below: Band officers look over some music to be adopted for a marching
routine. They are Bill Higgins, president, John Andress, manager: Sharon Clarke,
vice-president, and Dan Dantord, student director.
Band
A maior part at extracurricular activities
for titty A.L. students is the band, directed by
an enthusiastic newcomer, Mr. Rex llgen-
fritz.
As with athletics, teamwork is abso-
lutely necessary in music. Band members,
through participation in both concert per-
formance and marching band, learn how to
work with others and discover the rewards
of combined effort.
individual work for the student, haw-
ever, is not neglected by Director llgenfritz.
When the time comes for solos, stress is
placed on memorization, perseverance, con-
centration, and self-reliance are developed
through hours at individual practice.
Members ofthe Abraham Lincoln band
profit by more than the immediate benefits
of their experience, for their enriching love
of music and their practical knowledge of
getting along with people will be an ad-
vantage all through their lives.
Row l: Newman, Mills, LeMaster, Sollazzo. Row 2: Marshall, Teutel, Zablow, Hatcher, ,l, Montgomery, Smith, Band, Bullock, Hansen,
Row 3: Anderson, Clarke, McTigue, Jones, Bragg, Perkins, Danford, Renner, Haworth, Parrott, Row 4: Turner, Stageman, Holtmyer,
Clapp, Harold, Beaumont, Knudsen, Christensen, Higgins, Hounshell. Row 5: Lovelady, Andress, Shoemaker, Lighter, Petersen, Allerton,
Russell, D. Montgomery, Gray.
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Orchestra officers, smiling
over the possibilities of o
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Andress, president, and
Myrna Mills, sergeant-or
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Many subiects at A.L.H.S. involve a considerable
amount of higher learning. Few of them, however,
are accepted with so much enthusiasm as that of be-
ing in the orchestra.
Directed by Miss Elaine Sorensen, this group
is composed of only the better of more than seventy-
tive A.L. instrumentalists. Since the musical selections
are usually of a classical nature, they demand of the
student both skill and dexterity.
The pleasure and knowledge reaped from play-
ing in the Abraham Lincoln orchestra suffice for all
the work put into it, according to the students.
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Row 1: Wiest, Zablow, Danford, Harold, Stageman, Agnew, Nimtz.
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In the drill hall office,MfSgt. Jesse A.
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watch Maior Edward O. Scharn, P.M.S.
8. T., draw up preliminary plans for
first-semester instruction.
Early in the fall, companies must be
formed. Rookie-looking at the start,
these A,L. cadets will shape up amaz-
ingly before the end of autumn.
First among many iobs ot the beginning
of the school year is that of getting the
men into uniform, Dave Taylor, John
Winchester, and Virgil Watson check
out clothing supplies from M,fSgt.
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the gyvf Top left: Pacwred is the tfudivioncxi "pinning cm of The
signifies Loch ofTce"'s rcmk. Top right: Hon. Col. Judy Hull joy
the bouquet of roses from Col. Thowcms Boiron. Lower left: Bott: ,
cmd their ladies orc Judy S'C1l'l', Moy. William Bollerwgerp Sherry .-,,
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After the ofhcial ranking ot the senior and lunior
Classes was completed, an impressive induction ceremony
took place in a special alleschool assembly on March 7,
Students already members ofthe National Honor Society
presented the program, discussed the tour qualihcations
for membership, and explained the significance of the
emblem and of the arch through which the new members
passed.
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new :members are r:'eSe'tte-d with the traditional long-ste'nmed
rose.
Row 13 t-Jw-ff Pong' . test, N' 't Sf-,ick Scinitz Piince. Row 2: Palfmf, S. Scboenifg, U'."1te:e, St-N o- ttiiftclf, Sf'-e' it Q Sd-ew
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Studert Council atticersz Velma Feller, .ludy Starr, Carolyn
Brunow, Margaret Miller.
King and Queen, Dick Gilrran ard
Margaret Miller, chosen by pop-
ular vote ot the school, reign over
the Harvest Dance, sponsored by
the Student Council on November
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Fall Council
The Abraham Lincoln l-ligh School Student Council
sponsored its annual magazine drivef with the money
netted from this sale, the council purchased an electric
water cooler for the third floor. The remainder of 'the
money was earmarked bythe council for use as a partial
payment on an intercommunication system forthe school.
Student Council officers for the fall semester follow:
President .....,...... .....,.......... J udy Starr
Vice-President . . .,.. Velma Feller
Secretary , . . . . Margaret Miller
Treasurer . . ........ Carolyn Brunow
Sponsor . . . . . . Principal Theron Stuelke
Row l: Prior, Nelson, B. Winchester, Brunow, O'Brien, Ford, Goecker, Feller, Patterson. Row 2: Miller, Milburn, Haynes,
Read, Olson, Starr, Schellinger, Stephens, Fleming Row 3: Swonger, Peters, Farrell, J. Winchester, Ranney, Burdick,
Swain, Ewald, Choate.
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Student Council ottlcersz Carolyn Walker, Terry Jasper,
Byron Toot, LaDonno Goodman, and Gary Eriksen, left
to right.
For its second-semester proiect, the Student Council
undertook the revision of the Abraham Lincoln Student
Handbook, which was hrst published by the Student
Council of l95l. Although it did not carry on a money-
making proiect, the spring council was ready to sponsor
any worthy cause that would help make Al. o better
school.
Serving as officers for the spring semester were:
President ,........................... Byron Toot
Vice-President . . . .... Terry Jasper
Secretary ..... ..... C arolyn Walker
Treasurer ........ . . . LaDonna Goodman
Sergeant-at-Arms . . . ...... Gary Eriksen
Looking over the new water cooler
are these A.L. students: Betty Win-
chester, Velma Feller, Duft Swain,
and Margaret Miller.
Row 'l: Wiest, Baker, Read, Johnson, Cary, Kolhof, Christensen, Winchester, Meyer, Walker, Goodman. Row 2: Pier-
SOH, S. Miller, Jessen, A. Miller, Hall, Schoening, Bamesberger, Munson, Toot, Jasper. Row 3: Christiansen, Eriksen,
Green, Brown, Burdick, Moore, Schropp, Gylling, Pilling.
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Lostroh S Olson Bichel Kochel Ce ko Adkrn
Fall Semester Officers Calendar of Events
President Karen Schroeder
Vice President .loleno Andresen
Secretory Dolores Lorca
Treasurer Anne Tripp
Music Chorrrnon , s , ,, , Potty Boker
Devotions Choirmon , Shirley DeLong
Service Recorder - , , ,. , Jonet Lostroh
Sponsors , , Mrs. Grace Thompson
Miss Leno E, White
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Southwest lovvo District YNNCA Conference
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Membership drive ond initiotion
Winter
November World Fellowship Drive
Condy sole for Y.W.C.A. Centenniol
Christntos porty for Christion Home children
Christnicis porty for Y-Teens
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Fall Semester Officers
Manager
Asstsfant Manager
Bookkeeper
Publtctty Manager
Secretory
Floor Walker
Sponsor
Vtrgtnua Gtlptn
Altce Kmezuch
Joel Allen
Brtan Crow
Danny Woods
Larry Brownfield
Mr Gerald Ross
so o Woods Wlso Mendez
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Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Beatrlce Food Company
Howard Manufacturing Company
Retaul Sales Club dance
Wrnter
Fteld traps to
Morphy Drug Company
Conttnental Keller Company
Water Plant
Ftlms and specnal outsude speakers
Sprung
Noon luncheon for employers Chteftaun Hotel
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Rowl Green Menz Hansen Larsen Frueze Collnns Knlnbardo Lelghton Waters Row2 Nnmtz Rasmussen Herd Flemmg Jennings
Anderson Munson .lessen Elgan Proctor Row3 Robert Petersen Tepperman Gronberg Depew Peters Frankel Anderson Mouck
Jones Row4 Smlth Suchtmg Dooley Ramon Petersen Peterson Hubler Erlksen Mott Grlfllth Ewold
Fall Semester Offlcers Club Calendar
Presndenf
Secreto ry
Treasurer
Sergeant ot Arms
Sponsor
Judy Munson
Ray Peterson
Ann Anderson
Wllma Mott
Jay Anderson
Mr Tomas Lara
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lnmatuon of new members
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Fleld trap to World Laboratorles
Winter
Christmas program
Latm Amerncan Club at Chueftan
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Fall Semester Officers
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Gene Abel
Elizabeth Thomsen
Penod 3
Tom J Brown
Mary Pat Read
Period 5
Jane Alcorn
Mass Margaret Henderson
Club Calendar
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Motion picture on ancient Rome
Program on life of the Romans
Candy Sale
Winter
Christmas program
Study of Roman mythology
Valentine s Day observance with verses in Latin
Latin Club picnic
Latin Club Plcnlc
Rowl Stofferson Robinson Jungquist Goecker Beason Stegall Booth Strong Falken Row 2 Alcorn Fiala Knight Green
Hughes Robey Stephens Francis Read Anderson Row 3 Reimer Mead R Nelson Russell Celka Smith Schwartz Welling
Wallace Bond Fell Row 4 Abel Boyle Mnnikus Miller Negethon Bridcey Thomsen Olson Over Bullock Palmer Row 5
Brown Jensen Allerton Flinn Schoemng Cheyne Schneider Mitchell Mathlasen D Nelson Durham Bird
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Anderson Reimer Russell Hughes Row 3 Goodsell D Cegka A Anderson Trzecnak Thomsen Hounshell M t Hall S
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Vxce Presndent
Secretary
Treasurer
Sgt at Arms
Sponsors
Donna Celka
Shnrley Trzecnak
Carol Pedersen
Myrna Mnlls
Mrss Bess Hanngan
Mzss Dora Nyrop
Calendar of Events
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Selectuon of new members
Second Swmg dance
Informal lmtlatlon and party
Debate tournament
Wnnter
Prose and Poetry Contest
Intersocnety Chrnstmas Tea
Electron of second semester offrcers
Alpha Thallan Delta Tau play
Sprung
Extemporaneous Speakmg Contest
Mother Semor Banquet
Electron of offrcers for fall of l955
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President Sylvia Wrest
Carolyn Walker
Vice President
Secretary Ruth Schoenmg
Treasurer Jayne Kochel
Sgt -at Arms Kay Nielson
Hlstoraan Joanne Dematroff
Sponsors Mass Blanco McComb
Mass Edna Willard
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Choosing of new members
Wmnmg of mtersocxety debates
Informal lnltlatlon
Formal nmtnatlon
Turkey Hop dance
Wmter
Christmas tea
Wmmng of Prose and Poetry Contest
Electron of sprung semester officers
Sprung
Tryouts for extemporaneous speaking
Valentme party
Cllo Ero Omega play
Mother Sensor Banquet
Electron of fall semester offrcers
Rowl Cary Fox Kochel Ketcham Walker Brown Burgeson Wlest Row 2 Jensen Bullock Frneze Jennings Kmckman
Nielson Alcorn Messerll Saunders Row 3 Knotek Jacobsen Hendrxx Maller Demltroff Hanks Larson Schoemng
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Lemons Herd Harrington
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E H Tonie Cash
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Nancy Swick
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, Joanne Lemons
Miss Eleanor Baptist
Mrs. Jean Gatch
Calendar for the Year
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Introduction ot new members
informal initiation
Debate tourney
Formal initiation and supper
Winter
lntersociety Christmas Tea
Prose and Poetry Contest
Election ot new officers
Dance
Spring
Extemporaneous Speaking Contest
Tri-society play
Easter program
Mother-Daughter Banquet
Election ot otllcers for tall
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Presudent
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Secretary
Carol Schellunger
Jeanette Prnnce
Barbara Schultz
Ann Thomsen
Nrkkn Smuth
Treasurer
Sgt at Arms
Sponsors Mrss Erva Huclcleeberry
Muss Lela Ketter
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Informal nnutuatuon and dnnner
Second place wrnners ID debate tournament
Spunster Spun dance
Wtnter
Partecrpotuon un All Socuety Chrrstmas Tea
Prose and Poetry Contest
Sprung
Externporaneous Spealang Contest
Clro Ero Omega play
Annual Mother Sensor Banquet
Row'I Olsen Net? Schellunger Lund Teufel Meyer Danuels Row 2 Stegall Jensen Frolo Menz Voss Nenlsen Prlnce Sprnnkel
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Skow Peterson Kruml Proctor Langmade Schroeder Haskms
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Patty Baker
Connie Skow
Sue Langmade
Mary Kay Seabury
Fran Le McMa1ns
Jannce Durnck
Mtss MOFIOD Hanthorn
Mrs Ethel Pomeroy
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Howdy Hop dance
Debate tournament
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Prose and Poetry Contest
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Trl society play
Extemporaneous Speaknng Contest
Mother Daughter Banquet
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President Wanda Waters 0
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Secretary Pat McGehee lnitiations informal and formal
Treasurer Shirley Best Debate tryouts and finals
Sgt at Arms Claudia Hinman
Sponsors Mrs Juanita Eschmann
Miss Faye E Marty
Winter
Holiday Hop dance
Christmas tea with all societies
Prose and Poetry Contest second place
Electron of second semester officers
Spring
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Mother Daughter Banquet
Election of officers for fall
Row 'I Beason Lane Hennrge E Hansen Nimtz K Hansen Row 2 Fronk Miller Starr Killian Hewitt Grover Hrnman
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President
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Secretary
Treasurer
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Ron Sanson
Arthur Colluer
Crang Phlllnps
Lee Chrlstensen
Jay Anderson
Garry Gylltng
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Dustrtct Datry Show
State Farr
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Parent Son Banauet
Annual vacatuon trap
Luvestock ludgnng
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Abrohom Lincoln opened its footboll seoson by
crushing Omoho Cothedrol 32-12. Crcigmile's possing
ond McKeighon's receiving were outstanding.
Outweighed twenty-three pounds to the mon by
Tech, the Lynx honded the Moroons their worst defect
of the seoson ot the honds of on intercity rivol. They
routed them 31-13 in o gome feotured by the fine ploy
of the fost-chorging A. L. line.
Jennings' crew shut out Thomos Jefferson 26-O for
their third stroight victory. lndividuol stors in this gome
were Hollinger ond Goodmon in the bockfield ond
Gilmon on the line.
A fost-moving Benson teom stunned the Hilltoppers
26-6 for the seoson's first defeot. Despite this, Good-
mon, Gilmon, ond Miller showed up well ogoinst the
Bunnies.
The second defect wos not long in coming. A
splendid Prep teom, who eventuolly become intercity
chcimpions, did it 27-O. The tinol score in no woy indi-
coted the top-flight boll ployed by the Crimson ond
Blue. The teom's defensive work, especiolly during the
first holf, received fovoroble comment from locol sports
writers.
The Lynx struck bock ot Centrol the following week,
31-13, ofter the Eogles hod token o thirteen-point leod
ot the holf. Crogmile ond Gilmon sporked the second-
holf comebock.
In the tincil gome of the seoson, A. L. outscored
South in o 26-19 thriller. After the Ieod hod chonged
honds four times, Johnstone's touchdown, run behind
excellent blocking, decided the contest.
Abrohom Lincoln finished the seoson toking third
ploce in the Intercity roce with o record of 5 wins ond
2 losses.
Row 1: Lara, Poftenborger, Huebner, Stipp, Swonger, Hollinger. Row 2: Bucknom, Scheidle, Hudson, Gordon, Schott, Lostroh,
D. Thompson, Teoi, Collier, Charles. Row 3: Richie, Buswell, Neely, Willioms, B. Thompson, R. Thompson, Phillips, Cozod.
Girls Fall Sports
Mcry Elgon demonstrates The overlapping grlp Interested gollers
watching Yo improve Yhenr game ore Fran Le Mclvlouns Judy Slurr ond
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A.L. 75 November l 9
A.L. 65 November 20
A.L. 78 November 24
A.L. 72 November 26
A.L. 92 November 27
A L 70 December 3
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February
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Second Team
Glenwood
Villisca
Creston
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Thomas Jefferson
Creighton Prep
Benson
Omaha Tech
Boys Town
Omaha Central
Omaha North
Omaha South
Thomas Jefferson
Creaghton Prep
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Omaha North
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With its cold winds ond deep snows, winter
brings many indoor and outdoor activities.
Preparing for o quick spin on the ice are Judy
Starr, Shirley Trzeciok, and Sue Longmode.
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Girls' Winter Sports
A favorite indoor sport among many of the
girls at A.L. is bowling. Joleno Andreson and
Charlotte Voss get the feel of the bowling
ball before the "strike."
Warm-water swim classes provide on ideal op-
portunity in the winter to develop coordination
and timing.
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bring happy smiles to Jane Alcorn
and Betty Winchester, who eniov
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Kilibarda get set for skiing. Below: Shirley Burkybile, Esther
Ruth Over, Janet Graclfs, Barbara Bachman, and Sharon Cam-
bron even their ranks, o "must" in marching technique.
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Calendar of Events
A.L, 34 November 30 Audubon
Al. l4 December 7 Omaha Central
A.L. 26 December lO Omaha South
A.L. l7 December I4 Omaha North
A.L. 20 December lo Omaha Tech
A.l.. 19 January 7 Thomas Jefferson
A.L. 22 January ll Audubon
A.L. ll January I4 Omaha Central
A.L. 27 January 2l Omaha South
A.L. T4 January 28 Ornoho North
A.L. 24 February 3 Omaha Tech
A.L. 23 February ll Thomas Jefferson
Tom Green has Virgil
Watson in a pin hold
during a practice lor the
state tournament.
Head Coach Vernon E. Doty
Assistant Coach Tom M. Lara
Row 'lz Wigington, McGee, Huebner, D. Hollinger, H. Miller, Jerkovich, G. Green, Storey, Watson, J. Winchester, T. Green.
Row 2: Bucknam, Boehme, R. Smith, T. Hollinger, Scheidle, B. Miller, D. Winchester, Jack W. Smith, Jock L. Smith, Constant.
Row 3: Mgr. Merryman, Messerli, Tallman, Belt, Lee, Christensen, Hardin, Ballenger, Nelson, Roush, Waugh, Moy, Mgr. Richie.
Calendar of Events
April 8 --- v.,. Tarkio Relays
April I5 .... ...AY.., C lorinda Relays
April 23 --, -, Thomas Jefferson Relays
April 29-30 -N ...A,,,,,.. Drake Relays
MCY 6 ---- ee- Sac City Relays
May l3 --- ,.... District Meet
May 21 -Ae --- intercity Meet
Moy 27 -- .... Srare Mee'
Track
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the baton in the mile-
medley relay.
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Victor P. Jennings
Row 1: Meyerson, Petry, Nicolini, Finerty, Harold, Sanson, Craigmile, Stevie. Row 2: Jensen, Charles, Mahoney, Schott, Hubler,
B. Thompson, Spunaugle. Row 3: Huebner, H. Miller, Winchester, Tallman, Lovelady, S. Miller, Hannon.
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Tennis
Milce Hoffman, veteran member of the Lynx Tennis team, is
shown practicing for an important match.
Tennis hopefuls, Gene Abel, Noel Crook, and Richard Lightner, check out equipment
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Fritz Beaumont, A.L. golfer, is pictured demonstrating driving form.
Golf
The sports camera focuses on a close-up of
putting technique.
Row 1 Schultz Engelke Smith Johnstone Beaumont Frankel Row2 Thompson Blake Jasper, Brown, Perkins.
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Upper right: First aid is a special course for Ai, girls. Janet
Graalfs, Bernice Dofner, Sherry Jessen, and Ba-bara Bachman
demonstrate the new and old methods of artificial respiration,
Middle left: Tennis, one of the many spring sports learned in
Individual sports, is a choice of Elfreda Hansen and Sandra
Daugherty. Middle right: "On Guard!" Both well-covered, Patty
Baker and Ann Burgeson move into the starting position for fenc-
ing. lower left: Trampoline work can be fun on a rainy April
day. Judy Hall and Wendy Bamesberger are practicing begin-
iumps. lower right: An annual spring event at A.L. is the gym
pageant. Here costumed girls practice a dance routine.
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Officers
President
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President
Vice-President
Secretcvy
Treasurer
Sgt,-at-Arms
Historian
President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Sgt.-at-Arms
Historian
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Judy Vwson
Carcf Pedersen
Donn: Ceika
Safiy Jownscn
Jean Haunsn-3"
Snf'l-ey Tfzeciak
Sylvia JNiest
Jayne Koche'
Ruth Schoenlng
Kay Nielson
Joanne Denmtraff
Sharon Cary
Nikkn Swlth
Jeanette Prince
Charlotte Voss
Ann Thomsen
Sharon Lund
Diane Neff
President
Vice-President
Secretory
Treasurer
Sgt.-af-Arms
Historian
President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer ,
Sgt.-at-Arms
Historian
Presdent
Vice-Preslde
Secretary
Treasurer
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Mary Smith
Mary Eigan
Joyce Cobb
Oroiyn Brunow
Rhea Mcvirty
Joanne Lemons
Sandra Petrqs
Karen Srhroeder
Sherry Jessen
Sofhsue Budatz
Velma Feller
Connie Skgwy
Margaret Elgcn
J- Judy Starr
Saundrc Killian
Claudia Hinman
, Pa! Gardner
President
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Secretary
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Devotions Chairman , ,,
Music Chairman
Recorder W,
President ,,
Vice-President
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Chaplain ,
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Y-Teen Latin Club
Patty Baker
Dolores Lara
Nancy Swiclc
Barbara Schultz
Patricia Gardner
Janet Lostroh
Sharon Clayton
Spanish Club
President , H ,
Vice-President
Secretary ,
Treasurer
Sgt,-at-Arms
Sherry .lessen
Ann Anderson
Rodney Peters
Marjorie Jennings
David Tepperman
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First Period
Second Period
Third Period
Torn Green
Bill Ballenger
Carn Claop
Chu:k Stevie
John O'Neill
Susan Robey
Sheryl Stoflersan
Esther Over
Donna Minikus
David Nelson
Donna Read
Retail Sales Club
Manager H Leo Fleming
Assistant Manager Alice Krnezich
Secretary Manuela Mendez
Bookkeeper Brian Crow
Publicity Director , Joel Allen
Floor Walker , Danny Woods
THE CRIMSON AND BLUE STAFF
WISH TO CONVEY THEIR GRATITUDE
TO THE ADVERTISERS WHOSE COOPERATION
MADE THE PUBLICATION OF OUR ANNUAL
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Best Wishes Congratulations To
To Class of 55 The Class of 55
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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS O 55
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Very Best Wishes
Class of I955
FRED R. SHAW
FLOWER SHOP
I7 Pearl Sf.
I. 7355
Congratulations, Seniors
BROWN'S SHOE FIT CO.
"For Those Who Want the Best
Best Wishes to the
Class of 55
BAND BOX CLEANERS
Good Luck' Best Wishes'
Class of I955
SWANSON FURNITURE CO
5EBdy T12 44 WfB
THE COUNCIL BLUFFS SAVINGS BANK
Iowa s Oldest Bank
Congratulates the members of the
1955 graduating class of
ABRAHAM LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL
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each of you in all of your underta ings.
The facilities of this friendly bank
are available to all, and we hope for
many op o unifies to serve your banking needs.
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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CITY NATIONAL BANK
If You Like Good Food You Nl Like CRAWFORD LUMBER 8- COAL
SHAVER s Fooo MART :Nc COMPANY
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C ongratulatrons to the Class of 55
P M Y g M s y
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Compliments of
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to the
Class of 55
FRANKSEN 81 JOHNSON
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FRANK STREET PHARMACY
548 East Broadway
KELEHER PHARMACY
Prescrrptron Pharmacist
W B COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA
7777
SHIPLEY OPTICAL DISPENSARY
127 S Mann St
CALANDRA S CAMERA STORE
Broadway and Bryant
Success to the Class of
1955
THE NONPAREIL ENGRAVING
COMPANY
Congratulations to the
Class of 55
FRANKLIN S KILI BARDA
REALTOR INSURER
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Council Bluffs, Iowa.
CHEVROLET 1
Congratulations to the Class of 55
VERGAMINI FUR SHOP
CULLIGAN SQFTWATER SERVICE EVANS ICE CREAM AND CANDY
629 W Broadway E 9639
Best Wishes to the Class of 55
Start Saving Soon For Tomorrow s Security
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Congratulations, Class of "55"
BOB LAlNSON'S FLOWER SHOP
MERRILL'S SINCLAIR SERVICE
3150 W. Broadway Phone 960
TRZECIAK WHOLESALE PAPER
616 East Broadway
A Better Department
Store
Best Wishes Class of 7955
MEYER FUNERAL HOME
54 WII A
Congratulations to the Class of 55
COUNCIL BLUFFS GRAPE GROWERS ASSOCIATION
Good Luck couNclL BLUFFS HATCHERY
Class of 55
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Good Luck
MUSIC SHOP
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MEN " WOMEN " CHILDREN
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Prescrrptrons
138 s th M 2 95
Congratulatrons to the Class of 55
TOOT FORD SALES INC
YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER
Very Best Wrshes to the Class of 55
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Congratulatlons and Best Wishes
Congratulations
to the
To The Class of 1955
FLYNN ELECTRIC COMPANY
Class of 55
Electr cal Contractors
Appllances F1 tures Supplles
225 S Mm" Shea' Pho e 4295 1414 M Phefson Ave Phone 9610
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ROGERS JEWELRY CO
552 W Boad ay Ph e 361
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TAFFE DRUG COMPANY Congratulations and Best Wishes
6th and Broadway J R DAY 81 CO
Best Wishes Class of 55
COUNCIL BLUFFS TRANSIT COMPANY
JOHN N EDDY Congratulations and Good Luck
Insurance Class of 55
5 Ph n 2 577 C E BAIRDJEWELRY
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W'hB 'W I' ' 'h C' asconsf Pho 4936
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WORLD RADIO LABORATORY
F ee Cod CI sses
3415 W B oadway Ph e 2 0277
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Class of 55 SORENSEN S
SELF SERVICE
200 16th A
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EDNA KLINE BEAUTY SALON
409 W Broadway
Let the Quaker be your Baker
QUAKER BAKING COMPANY
Council Bluffs Own Bakery OWL GROCERY
Congratulations and Best Wishes
To The Class of 55
COGLEY CLINIC
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Best Wrshes to the
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NELSON GROCERY
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SULLEY MOTOR COMPANY
E B 6666
Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1955
COUNCIL BLUFFS GAS CO
May we offer our cong atulatlons to each member of the Senior Class of 55
McMILLEN STUDIO
Portrarts of Drstmctlon
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Buick Sales and Service
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REALTORS
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Class of 55
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410 W d
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Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1955
COUNCIL BLUFFS GAS C0
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Buick Sales 8 Service
126 E Broadway Phone 6666
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