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

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JUDY WISEMAN Commercial Girl Reserves, Com- mercial Club, Rifle. STELLA WISNER General Rifle, Commercial Club. WANDA WOODS Commercial Thalian, Commercial Club. NORMA WOODWARD General From Fort Dodge, lowa. X ROBERT WRIGHT Colle e Prep. restling Capt., R.o.T.c. Ca .369 0, sr. Class Serg.-at-ar EVELYN WUNNER College Prep. National Honor Society, Ero, German Club, Regional Flute Winner, Band, Orchestra, Echoes. Lf ' - , ,V g,.',4,,.k ,..g..:4' KENNETH WYMORE College Prep. Logo Sec., De- bate, R.O.T.C, Second Lieut., Junior Play, Officers Club. EVELYN YOUNG Commercial Masque and Wig, Commercial Club Vice-Pres., Rifle, G.A.A., Band, EARL ZIMMERMAN College Prep. Philo Pres., Echoes Editor-in-Chief, Band, Orchestra, Quill and Scroll, Debate. F V.. .f,., 'fe J .. 1 ,ai 'N . l PHYLLIS VAN ELLS Commercial Alpha, Chorus, Masque and Wig. BETTY CHRISTENSEN Commercial ROBERT ZOLLER General Band, Orchestra, Hi-Y. Efisgfwu The Chain of Defense As the last senior reaches the platform, the pageant which will be the close of his school year begins. After the addresses and the presentation of the diplomas, the senior commences his life as a part of adult society. His education is to be to him a spiritual defense against evil. He has hopes of becoming a great exe- cutive, or a teacher, or a scientist, but no matter what he does, he is still a part of the great mass of the American people who are striving to make this a happy and prosperous nation. But his job is not complete at this point, for it is his privilege to guide the lives of future generations. lt has come time for him to put his education into practice and pass his knowledge along, in order that he may be a strong and sturdy link in the chain of defense of American people. He has taken his place in society, he has found his niche in life. Thirty-one

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FERNE VERPOORTEN Commercial Glee, Commer- cial Club, Rifle. WARREN VOGT College Prep. Football, Basketball, Track, Echoes. ALLEN WAGER Commercial Chorus. MARY WAGNER Commercial Echoes, Girl Reserves, Ero. HAROLD WAHE General Echoes. From Cedar Rap- ids, Iowa. PATSY WATSON College Prep. French Club, Delta Tau Serg.-at-arms. i vi i YVONNE WJEATHERILL College Prep. Ere, Honor- ary Masclue and Wig, Crimson and Blue. WILLIS wslsslz Commercial iBand. BETTY WELBOURNE College Prep. Masque and Wig, Clio, Jr. Chorus, Operetta. DARLENE WESLEY General Thalian, Honorary Mas- que and Wig, Glee, Thalian Plays. wAL'r ef oll e . einen Club Vi e-P . . f I ' e and g, ' ,,, ecla . ,Nw DONALD wHlTNevf' College Prep. Loge, chews. CLARIAN WILD College Prep. Glee, Alpha, French Club, Operettas. JOYCE WILD Commercial Rifle, Commercial Club. MARZEE WILKERSON College Prep. Alpha, Chorus, Masque and Wig, Ass't Director of Delta Tau Play, Alpha Play. - BETTY JANE WILLIAMS College Prep. Girl Re- serves, Rifle. MARY WILLIAMS College Prep. Echoes, Ero, Girl Reserves, French Club, G.A.A. JAMES WINN College Prep. Golf, Chorus. P N SIDNEY A. WINN Colle e Prep. Ionian, Masque and Wig, Sr. Chorus, German Club, Operettas, Ionian Play. l I 2 4 A 'f ' lsJCffJf l lvfx' K If GLENN WINTER cemmefeleiili, ofelieelre. MARJORIE WINTER Commercial Orchestra Vice- Pres., Glee. - V K ' It

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- A 2 E l Miss Broadfoot, Hartwell, Smith, Clay, Jessup, Wright, Mr, Nelson The Second Line of Defense lJunior Class of l94ll OFFICERS President , Vice l'rcxifle11t Scfrclary 'llrcamrcr Sergeant-at-Arwzs , , . Stanley Clay John Hartwell . Joan Smith Margaret Jessup . . . . Orville Wright Sponsors: Miss Broodfoot, Mr. Nelson One more step and we are in the front linel For three years we have trained regularly to goin skill and knowledge. As underclass- men, senior rank has been our goal. Frequently we have taken time out to enjoy school activities. We attended all the plays and put on the only mystery play ot the year. The burden at the musical activities has been carried largely by juniors, We could go on and enumerate our accomplishments '1'hmy-two in detail. l-lowever, we did not pretend to be Tl-lE regiment during the year. We knew that we must wait until we had passed in- spection this spring. Through all the thrills of the junior year we have made new and deeper friendships, pre- paring for a happy senior year. We have been rather light-hearted so tar, but we will be capable of shouldering the responsibili- ties handed down to us. Now we are seniorsl