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

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Business Education Sponsors Adiusting one of the numerous business machines are William Hughes, left, and Gerald Ross. Mr. Ross sponsors the Retail Sales Club, while Mr. Hughe-s's supervisory duties link the business department with many extra- curricular undertakings. Music Sponsors Sponsors of music groups not only train students for public per- formance, but find themselves call- ed on to perform frequently. Viola Bichel, Vocal Music Board adviser, accompanies Elaine Sorensen, who sponsors string ensembles in their many contests. Harry Hilton listens and momentarily escapes a de- manding sponsorship that ranges from band concerts to pep rallies and parades. ...mu Drama-Speech Sponsors As respective play and debate sponsors, Rhoda Godown and Harry Langdon go over schedules, ironing out conflicts and shaping their work to benefit the greatest number of students. Miss Godown is also new co-sponsor of the sopho- more class, Mr. Langdon has the sponsorship of the Thespian Society. 11

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Language Club Sponsors Margaret Henderson, Latin Club sponsor, and Lois Delk, Spanish Club, preview material on the opaque projector for use in their re- spective organizations. Miss Henderson is also the business adviser for the Crimson and Blue yearbook. Class Sponsors Rechecking ballots and consulting class lists for committee appointments represent only part of the many extracurricular duties of these faculty members. Seated: Berniece Pohl, Senior Class sponsor, Herbert Little, Senior Class sponsor, Bianca McComb, Freshman Class sponsor and Clio Literary Society sponsor, Erva Huckleeberry, Junior Class sponsor and Ero Literary Society sponsor, Virgil Miller, Junior Class sponsor and Crimson and Blue photographic adviser. Standing: Roy Lawson, Freshman Class sponsor and Dean ot Boys, Thurman Johnson, Sophomore Class sponsor and Letterman's Club sponsor. 10

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4 i Conferring here are practical arts men, Harold Stout and Edwin Reinel. Relieved of formal sponsor- y ship because of a heavy teaching load, Mr. Stout nevertheless unofficially sponsors ambitious students by keeping daily after-school hours for those who want to do extra work. Mr. Reinel supervises an in- valuable handyman group of boys in practical mechanics. Practical Arts Sponsors I Sports Sponsors Grouped in front of one of the sports department's money- makers, the popcorn machine, are three Lettermen's Club sponsors, Victor Jennings, Thomas Capel, and Vernon Doty. Joining them for a coke is Cleola Mansfield, who takes time out from a practice of the Pep Club and the Cheerleaders, which she sponsors. . 12