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

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LOIS DELK BA., Simpson College M.A., University of Texas Spanish Spanish Club Sponsor BESS HANIGAN BA., MA., University of Chicago American Government. Modern Problems Alpha Sponsor Senior Class Sponsor ERVA C. HUCKLEEBERRY BA., Park College WILLIAM R. HUGHES B.S., Morningside College M.S., University of Omaha Business Education VICTOR P. JENNINGS BA., Parsons College Biology, Athletics Lettermen's Club Sponsor MRS. MARIGOLD WALKER Office Secretary Typing, Shorthand, Business Arithmetic Ero Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor The May Committee For the May meeting, this committee had charge of the teachers' annual tea. Committee members were: Mrs. Marigold Walker, chairman, Miss Erva C. Huckleeberry, Miss Lois Delk, Miss Bess Hanl- gan, Mr. Victor P. Jennings, and Mr. William R. Hughes. l Ya' 27' Seated: Miss Bess Hanigan, Mrs. Marigolcl Walker Miss Erva C. Huckleeberry. Standing: Miss Lois Delk Mr. Victor P. Jennings, Mr. William R. Hughes. 21

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X' Seated: Miss Dora G. Nyrop, Miss Edna L. Willard. Standing: Mr. Edwin J. Reinel, Miss Margaret R. Hen- derson. Not pictured: M Sgt. Ronald LeDuc, MARGARET R. HENDERSON BA., Tarkio College Latin, English Latin Club Sponsor Crimson and Blue Business Adviser MXSGT. RONALD LEDUC R.O.T.C. Instructor DORA G. NYROP BA., University ot Nebraska MA., Columbia University Algebra, General Mathematics Alpha Sponsor 20 The April Committee The topic for discussion by the April committee was The Education ot Handicapped Children. The members participating were Miss Edna Wil- lard, chairman, M Sgt. Ronald LeDuc, Miss Mar- garet Henderson, Miss Dora Nyrop, and Mr. Edwin Reinel. EDWIN J. REINEL B.S., Stout institute Drafting, Practical Mechanics EDNA L. WILLARD B.S., Iowa State College Homemaking Clio Sponsor

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In Memoriam To all who knew him, Bill Sorensen represented courage. He had that infinitely precious trait of not complaining, even though faced with the handicap of illness and the prospect of dreary hours in the hospital. In the sophomore class at Abraham Lincoln High School, he was taking the College Prepara- tory course. Agriculture was his favorite subiect, for nature appealed to Bill. He liked to hike, fish, and hunt. Photography was another of his inter- ests. When a classmate and friend leaves us, he is not forgotten. lt is to the pleasant memories of Bill Sorensen that we, the students and faculty of Abraham Lincoln High School, dedicate this page of the 1953 Crimson and Blue. M' William Bill Sorensen Deceased, November 27, 1952