Abraham Lincoln High School - Railsplitter Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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Drs SMo u j s } Iowa June 1936 23 Tool . . . Boys . . . Stroke Win X X X x ' X X X x ; A L U S. SWIMMERS Reading from left to right, back row: Mains, Willis, Shackelford, Mortale, Figg, Fisher, Coach Graaff. Second row: LeCroy, Harlow, Robertson, Kolls, (iriffin, Proper. First roic: Emery, Downey, Love, Whiteley, Wenger. X x ' x x ' X X r ; x X x X X X X X X X X x ' Love You, Tom x ; x x X X X X ■ X X f X

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22 JlbraJiam Lincoln High School elvers for Truth LA CURIE SCIENCE CLUB Reading from left to right, baek row: A. G. Siverson, counselor; Adams, Whitely; Irwin, treasurer; Bergstrom; F. Gillotti, presi- dent; Smith, King, Willoughby. Third rote: Clemmer, Max. Moon, Neal, Feige, Pascuzzi. Tonini; Tarn, corresponding secre- tary; T. Procopio. Second row: O ' Brien, Knouse, Polen, Frederick, Bogard, Lenhart; R. DeVall, vice president; McCaw, Trindle, Green. First row: Mote, A. Cartwright, Horn; Holmes, recording MCreUury; K. Davis, Comiskey, R. Procopio, Mary Moon. H. DeVall. X x ; X x ' 3 X X K X x ' x x ; X p ' x ; x ' x ' x ' x ' x p x ' x ' x

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4 Abraham Lincoln High Sc iool Ready to [Broadcast On the • ir These two pictures of a broadcast are representative of Des Moines public broadcasts as presented from Lincoln High. The first broadcast was a forum discussion presented by Miss Virginia M. Dewey, Lincoln High senior economics instructor, and students. Second broadcast was presented by the music department and library staff under the direction of Winifred Linquist and Frederick E. Engel. A dramatic presentation of the episodes in Des Moines history, under the direction of Iola B. Quigley, Lincoln High senior history instructor, featured the third broadcast. The fourth broadcast was presented by the journalism department of Lincoln High. A fifth and last broadcast was presented by the music department under the direction of Frederick E. Engel, music director.