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

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, ,I M ,, MW .,.,..,.., .. . .. ..,... m.....,, .... A ..c,,t,....,.. . We t t at lea Mrs. Agnes H. White, a member of the A. L. faculty for 44 years, retired last year after serving our school well in many capacities. She may best be remembered as a teacher of American Literature, but this alone was not her major effort. Teaching psychology, serving as sponsor of the junior Red Cross Council, exerting much effort in the organiza- tion of class plays and proms, plus her untiring devotion to her students will perpetuate her memory. Her life and inspiration to others are sym- Q as Q sa.. Q . tt s, X . ie ,S sgxg ist! if '5 is W M A A N. ..,t . .MW .W .. t is X1 X2 5 I --as Y t . ,Qtt.. , 5. X is A x X Ns to ' bolized by Emerson when he wrote: y Great men are they who see that spiritual l is stronger than any material force, that thoughts rule the world. Yes, Mrs White you realized and sought to teach your students that thought is a divine unfathomable power To you with our appre ciation, we dedicate the 1959 Crimson and B ue l .

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O O 74: rf . . , Wfell-known to most Abraham Lincoln students is Mrs. Mary Ethel Pomeroy, who has served in many capacities during her stay with us. As her geometry students can readily testify, her stimulating projection of subject material and sparkling explanations have given meaning to many an enigmatic figure and angle. Mrs. Pomeroy has brought a living Germany to her German classes by shar- ing experiences and knowledge gained from her studies in Europe. Whether it was guten Morgen or good morning, her congenial greeting and cheery smile brightened all her classes. As Dean of Girls, Mrs. Pomeroy has advised and helped many. Her counsel was not limited to girls, however, she assisted the seniors in securing scholar- ships, and guided them in selecting colleges. Yes, Mrs. Pomeroy, we have profited by knowing you. We take this oppor- 'tunity to gratefully acknowledge our appreciation.

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The Were But they, while Were toiling With gratitude we faithfully served Al principal for over ten mold the lives and students. To a man who has and kept slept, the nightfi R. Stuelke who High School as influence helped to personalities of many so much and asked so little, WC Offci HPPICLIHLIULI. To qL1OtC from his book Little S . . . Education is only the means to success cess itself.