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

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L ARSEMS BATHS S i;Ul li MASSAC . I I OK I.AI311-.S RI . I l i;i)UI KS )N, M t. (-,r.,.l„„ I l)r Kiflll -ri, 1.. I iliil -, SliH LKiiliii. Sweileii sms MAC.i ' iKi-: (■„,„l„,.l.- N.ir..- I M 2tB-ai6 SHOPS BLOfi. 3-5 8 £3 MKRHDITH Pl ' BIJSHINC. COMPANY Bkttik Homi;s ani C ' iardkns Successful Farming l es Moines. Iowa Quality Jewelry SINCK 1871 JOSEPHS «r Jewelers 72 Years Sixth at Locust C. DiYOliNG IX)()I) MARKl-n 2001 Soiilliensl Sixlh Slrccl l lioiic 4- )|(r QUAI.HT GROCERIES A l REASONABLE I ' RiCES Frpp Op ii ' crv V . . . Oiiwsiril Wartime R ' s Do you know tlio war lime Rs 1 lie lliree 1 s of ' clear old i olclen rule clays, readin and rilin and rilhn)eli( liave l)een re- placed l)y llie lliree R ■ of war days, retjulatini;. reslric lint;. » nd rationintJ. Oas rationing lias affected l.incoln as well as llie wliole nation. Students and teacliers alike have fell the pantf of the shortatJe. If l)y chance you see Mr. l-iolland .Njeffert strid- in;. ' swiftly across the premises, or Dora Ann (Vookshank and Kenny FousI strolling hand in hand in the direction of school, don t ix- alarmed: lliey re tJellinu daily exercise and savin{ ( as cou- pons for who knows what? VAN GINKEL FOOD MARKET A Home Owned Store lOOl S iilli( ' ast I ' ourtocnlli ( niiUrallllitlions! Clr.uliialfs am! i .iilspltllrr Stall ll lias Utii a |il(aslirc Id service your priiiliiiU |)lale re |nireiii ' nls CAPITAL Cn Y rn lN riNG PLAI I-: CO. 1012 r.raiul Avn 7 Go to a Well Known Place! 5Tn AVENUE F OWLING ALLEY I ' iftli at 712 T.-l -[.li..M - ■) H-, Marlow Barher and Beauty Shop Id A 1)1 I ANi;V. (Kw.pr IW„uly Sli..p IIAKIiV MVUI OW. Owner RiirVr SI1..11 VOI K DOIIAU MVS vIORK CIvVIS iii;i i: .„ ...■],..,., Si, ni:S |OINI . IOWA

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To F»me ' School Doesn ' t Keep I he lime ( ame! I liey always said it woiiltl. IhiI most shiclrnls liavinc a pessimislic viewpoint, merely drawled Oh sure. But the time did come when there wasii t a ( )iiif)laint of loo iniu h school. Earl in the fall, the lirst period (lasses were nt short lor two weeks so that students mi[ hl take hasic ' ivilian defense courses on s( liool lime. With Nov emher ( anie frecfuent holida s — teachers convention. .Armistice Day. $ as ration- int; interludes, and I hanksyivint; vacation. ember brotitjlil eariv dismissal for students excused to help in the downtown stores during; the holiday rush. Then came Hec emher icS and school was over for the vear. And When It ' s Over . . , Be prepared to take over I rake 0ffers Complete Scfi( ' (lttl( your duties in life. I.el Drake prepare you. I lit- university — Des Moines ' res ioKi i (lasses tl Mid Year own — oilers complete courses in its eight col Ucqistration leges. iie iins jim. 29 i.ii5i:r. i. . k is 11)1 ■( ATIO.X t I.NE AR I S 151151 .F-. LAW I ' llARMACV C.UADI ' .M f: i)l ISI(). ( OMMI.KCi; I INAXCI- DRAKE UNIVERSITY IM REDDY KII.OWAIT For only a few cents a day I litjht your home, operate oiir radio and refrifjerator. run your vacuum cleaner and washing ma( hine. and do many more johs to make voiir li ins more comfortahle and con- venient. ELECTRICHT IS CHEAP IN DES MOINES COr GRATULATlONS I ) llie Graduating Class of January, 43 From a Yoimsster of 8) Who Has .Serv ed I Cieneralions of . meri ans A P SUPER MARKETS (Fjilillilislird IHjQ) DI IRINC . THE DURATION OF GAS RATIONING Treat your car to tlie best of fuel. Battery recharging while you wait We are Fire lns[)ecfors i.iNcoi.N supi:r si:rvice 280j S. W. Ninth St. Phone 5-950-1

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To Fsime ' Riil()li l ' ()rt T iind llic yant; lie olleii (rated lo school are frequently seen riding llie street car. Evidently Ralph is saving his carbon-monoxide for further use. It s economical and I have lime lor more home life. stated Mr. f-rancis lalarico. when asked how gas rationing was affecting him. Mr. Palarico ( omhines many trips into one. and uls out those long Sunday drives. The coupe belonging to iiill Wallace. Firuc c Crevelings jalopy, and Frank Palmer ' s bus are only a few ol the well known sights missing Irom I .in oin s ( urlis. Shoppers ' Helpers Because of the need for clerks in the rush Christ- mas season f)y retail stores, a short salesmansliip CENTRAL ENGRAVING COHPANY 10 1 r WALNUT STOEET OES MOINES I ' HONES: 3-1 I 17- 3-1118 YFiARS OF EXPERIKNCE AS ARTISTS AND ENGRAVERS D rnvvings aiirl P late.s for Any and All Kinds ol l rinting • COMPLETE PRINTING PLATE SERVICE ( oi r ( ' 0(is Seri ' icc ANDY AND BILL S MARKET l iiil I ' ) ' ll I ' irsI l-loor. City MiirL.t QIJAMIT ALWAYS W I N G A T E Costume Companv Th eatrical and Fancv Dress Costumes Caps and Oovvns Scforid iinil Wiilnnl Sln-r-t DIAL 4-3-2»T J LAUNDERERS DRY CLEANERS Covered Buttons. Buckles. Buttonholes, and Belts .NIade to Ord er Sewing Machines Repaired. All Makes VOUXKERS SEWIXC. MACHINE DEPT. PARK AVENUE PHARMACY k ' Rcxcill Stoip on llw Corner I ' HON ' E VSilO ( ongrululations to the Senior Class fnmt Sarwin Photograph Studio 315 Kresge Building Phone 3-7236 ' sen I lie Fi orist vou think of l-l oivors or C orsages, call 4-6151 Seventh and Grand 7-1116 ri22 Beaver Complinxents of Aiiderson-Erickson Oairy Co. PASITIURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS l 20 .Vvcniii- Fri-drrirli M. HiiMul Pllntlc 6- ' l17 Compliments of SPORTLAND ARCADE Corner Sixth and drand