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

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Literary Society Sponsors Before the school year is over, one of the major jobs for each literary society sponsor is that of handling the business end of a society play. Concerned here with tickets and charts are, seated: Lela Ketter, Ero sponsor, Faye Marty, Thalian, Edna Willard, Clio, Marion Hanthorn, Omega, Dora Nyrop, Alpha, and Juanita Eschmann, Thalian, standing: Grace Taylor, Delta Tau sponsor, Eleanor Baptist, Delta Tau, Bess Hanigan, Alpha, and Mary Ethel Pomeroy, Omega. Mrs. Pomeroy is also Dean of Girls. 13

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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

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Miscellaneous Sponsors This group illustrates the further diversity of faculty sponsor- ships. Seated: Lucy Miller, who directs the school's student librariansg Robert Brown, editorial adviser of the Crimson and Blue, John Sprugel, sponsor of the Future Farmers ot America, Jet Thrush Downs, whose supervisory work is connected with typing contests. Standing: Richard Lessenger, who supervises on-the-road troining of novice drivers in addition to their in- class study. Not pictured: Walter Kaltenborn, who is in chorge ot student proiectionists. 14