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

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Athletic the concession stands during the year. The purpose of the lsettermen's Club is to develop good sportsmanship among ath- letes ot Abraham Lincoln. Only boys receiving a major letter in a maior sport belong to the Lettermen's Club. Each year, members sponsor the football, basketball, and track banquets from the profits they receive operating Sponsors: Mr. Thomas H. Capel, Mr. Vernon Doty, Mr. Victor P. Jennings, Mr. Thurman E. Johnson. Row 1: Thompson, Hollinger, Goecker, Rupalie, Grell, Hoffman. Row 2: D. Miller, McKeighan, Winchester, Hodge, Fitch, Chambers, G. Green, B. Green. Row 3: Hays, Swanger, Stevie, Craigmile, Combron, Messerli, McSorley, Knotek, Tedesco, Burkgren. Raw 4: Collins, Herd, Proctor, Gilman, Goodman, Wise, Berg, Christians, Boham, B. Miller. Lettermens Club Officers FALL SEMESTER President Dean Stapleton Vice-President Ray Messerli Secretary-Treasurer Dave Herd Sergeant-at-Arms Dick McSorIey

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To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and the community high standards of Christian character is the motto of the Hi-Y, one of A. L.'s most prominent service groups. Each year the Hi-Y helps fill and deliver the Goodfellow Christmas baskets. During Service the spring, the Hi-Y co-sponsors the Easter program and also sends represent- atives to the Hi-Y district conference. While the boys devote much time to service projects, they find time to par- ticipate in the Southwest Iowa Hi-Y Bas- ketball Tournament. Sponsor: Mr. H. Arthur Lee Row 1: Swassing, Schropp, Broman, Swanger, Claus, Tedesco, Schnei der. Row 2: Johnson, Merryman, Hollinger, Beaumont, Meyerson, Mourer, Cambron, Sorensen McSorley. Row 3: Stevie, Craigmile, Green Eriksen, Jessen, Christensen, Knotek, Techau, Hoffman, Vallier. Row 4 Ingraham, Burhenne, Herd, Thompson, Churchman, Wise, Peterson Gilman, Goodman. FALL SEMESTER President Secretary , Jim Sorensen Ronald Swassing H I-Y Vice-President Treasurer Dick McSorley Larry Knotek Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Claus 27 1 1

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Row 'l: Beaumont, Olsen, Winchester, Shaw, Russell, M. Miller, K. Johnson, Patterson. Row 2: Reid, Brown, A. Miller, Sharon Kolhof, Rooney, Caparelli, O'Neill, Green, Boortz, Alcorn, Soggs. Row 3: Sandra Kolholf, Ungar, Ketcham, Scott, Knox, Stroh, Martin, Dunn, S. Johnson, Thomas, Cary, Smith, J. Peterson, Nelsen. Row 4: J. Larsen, Hays, Ervin, D. Peterson, Neilson, Archer, Waugh, Yoder, Reick, Barcus, Russ, McManamy. Row 5: Hendrix, Gates, Staker, Wardlow, Gustafson, Sprinkel, James, Weik, Bundy, Kimball, Wilcox, Goodsell, Meyer. Officers President Treasurer P b Natalie Marcus Sharon Blunk ep u Vice-President Sergeant-at-Arms Margie Keairnes Sandra Newman Secretary Sponsor Kathy Sealock Mrs. Cleola M. Mansfield Row 1: Feller, Kruml, Brown, Newman, Marcus. Row 2: Langmade, Sorensen, Johnson, Keairnes, Olsen, S. Smith, Hewitt, Kulisek. Row 3: Skow, Allerton, Sealock, Bromon, Lund, Colwell, Blunk, Munson, Prince, N. Smith, Hall. Row 4: Makinson 1 Profeda, Bowlin, Bruce, P. Barritt, Voss, Margaret Elgan, Best, Mary Elgan, Killion, McVitty, McGehee, Schroeder. Row 5: Shoemaker, Slightam, O'Hara, Kinsell, Phillips, Jensen, Haas, Ramey, S. Barritt, Harrington, Kelley, P, Peterson. Row 6: Berry, Hickey, D. Peterson, Spencer, McMains, Seobury, Starr, Payne, Trzeciak, Macklond, Mrs. Mansfield.