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

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EDITORS-IN-Cl IIEF .zdlguzhcafion of fAe .gfuafenla of .fdgfllktllll ol-2I'lC0!I'l SCA00! c aunf if graft, JW. Blaine fBltc4UROHt11l1lI,7VCu 'WIISOII 0 0 N -I E N -I S IILISINIESS MANAGER Robert Qardrzer ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Lynel fMcKee nm IORIAL ADVISER 'W. Robert Brown BUSINESS ADX ISER Margaret R. fHender5on OEOICATORY 3 ADMINISTRATION .... .... 7 PuI3ISICATIONS'... ROTC... ....I7 SPORTS .......... .... 2 3 ORGANIZATIONS ..... .... 3 DRAMASPEECH .... .... 5 3 MUSIC .... .... 6 I SENIORS .... .... 6 9 UNDERCLASSMEN ....83

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SUN 1952

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dedicated to J reaf igredinlenf . . real ,QI friof . . reaf an . WHUS f'Tlie panes in this fledicalory section me lmwd in part on ideas in the tfuuvitil lilulls Nonpareil and the Umalia 'll'orl1l-7-lerald, material pre- pared hy the 'luwa Development ffuinniissiun, and n speech by 'Wil- liam 'l. Petersen, SilIJCflYllC71!lL'Yll of the Slate 'Historical Society of Jowaj 1 i IVIEWEBER ln this busy Presidential year, we pause to honor a President, a patriot, and a man of great integrity and competence-Abraham Lincoln. Probably the most remarkable of all the Presidents of the United States, Lincoln never evaded a duty, yielded a principle, broke a promise, or violated a trust. As a patriot, he dedicated himself to the Union and never faltered. Bigots, fanatics, and enemies raged against him, but he remained invincible. As a man, he rose above the ugly years of his youth, a person of supreme patience and compassion, sensitive to all misery, utterly without vanity, to serve a splendid purpose. Although Lincoln belongs to all the ages, we students at A.L. feel the closest kind of bond with him, for every clay we are asso- ciated with him . . . and we bear his name with pride. 3