Abraham Lincoln High School - Railsplitter Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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Loaders Club Back Row: Bourdon. Leon- ard, Cor.oyor. Cox. Mis Crlpo. fourth Row: Hanson. Boll, Buhrer, Zapata. Andrews, Anderson. Dunagan. Third Row OHphant. Wenger. S o I u r I, Ponralmo, Reynolds. Anita Gaspori, Moyer. Smith. Casner. Second Row Andriano. Ar-mel, Amelia Gaspori. Sin-anni. Crawford. D Gaspori, Garrison. Cartwright. Parkor, Bertrand. Front Row: Anania, Mat- thows. Leaders Club — All the world loves good sportsmanship —and all leaders club athletes including racketeers, basketeers, and tanksters live up to the maxim. Many iaurels await the girls who contest themselves on the veteran GAA point system. A monogram is the goal, and no sport is too strenuous, no obstacle too great to curtail their pioneer spirit. Any hour of the day will find girls playing in the gym with enthusiasm, friendliness, keen competition, and perhaps a few bumps and bruises characterizing all their games. Quit 7leu 'TLieslzolc) Excerpt From Prcxidont Gruwoll's Addross We are leaving the task of broadening our knov ledge of man's experience in life which we have gained from books—to go out into the world to experience life for ourselves. With great black clouds hanging over different parts of the world, it is our duty as adults of tomorrow to peserve the freedom, liberty, and justice of man in our country. The experiences we have had in Lincoln high will long be remembered—we must not forget, that although the seniors have the greatest loss by graduating, the school loses the group of pupils who publish the ever remembered Railsplitter.” It loses many of the boys who ranked Lincoln high in sports of all kinds Also from its student council many who have been active in the school management. V e lose the close contact with our many true friends among both teachers and classmates . . . The spirit of loyalty and support of our school will never die within us—any reflection upon our school in the future will also reflect upon us—and v e can never forget that we graduated from Lincoln high. As we step out into the world, the class as a group will disperse in all directions some of us never to meet again—though the road be long and in places rough, v e v ill always work for happiness, health, and success for all mankind—striving never to lose the common touch. We are about to step across a new threshold—whether these last few years have prepared us for these new tasks, time alone can tell.

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