Abraham Lincoln High School - Crimson and Blue Yearbook (Council Bluffs, IA)

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The silent vigil . . . Our battle tactics . . . The P. T. A. dines . . The faculty's gift to bride . . . Double trouble . . The prince and his lady A wintry crossing . . The 'annual senior lineup . . . Play, Fiddler, Play . th 8

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Soldiers of Education This year there are 46 members of the faculty-28 women and I8 men. Thirty-five of them have bachelors' degrees, and four- teen have masters' degrees in addition--adequate proof of their wisdom. Nineteen teachers have been educated in Iowa, one acquired his knowledge in the Conservatory in Vienna. Most of them are native Hawkeyes or Huskers. ln one day, 224 classes are conducted throughout the school by the faculty members, ond 23 study periods are supervised between classes. Teachers in Abraham Lincoln have been in service in Council Bluffs a grand total of 587 yearsl In addition to their regular classroom duties, thirty-five mem- bers of the faculty oct as sponsors, advisers or coaches to societies, publications and teams of the school as extra service. They are the soldiers of education, MARIE WILLARD AGNES WHITE LENA E. WHITE SARAH BONDO B S Iowa Stwte College A. B. University of California Iiciilegmgva State Teachers School Nurse Clothing l-lome Manage- English, Psychology, Junior I ment Alpha Sponsor, Red Cross Sponsor. 5l'f0fll 0nd, BOOIQIQGGDIVWQ, Girl Reserves Sponsor. MARIGOLD WALKER PAULINE STEVENS EILEEN PLUNKETT Secretary General Treasurer Registrar xllard A. White L. White Bondo Walker Stephen Plunkett

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