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

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MARION A. KING MARY MARIE LAWSON MARGARET M. LOCKE MARIE MARTZ IOHN R. MORGAN DORIS M. MORLAN EOLO R. NIZZI BETTY I. OAKS GLORIA V. PELLEGRINO VINCENT M. PRESSUTTI HELEN M. RICHARDS ROBERT A. ROBINSON MARIORIE M. LeCOCQ VIRGINIA R. LIGGINS IOHN F. MASON, IR. HELYN G. MCCONKEY PAUL A. MORRIS DORIS I. NEWBANKS NORMA O'BRIEN MARY M. PALMER ROSE M. RENZO WILMA L, REYNOLDS DON RYDBERG GEORGE E. SAMPLE

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I, - 4 KATHRYNE S, AUGUSTINE LEO L. BAKER MAXINE E. BROWN MARY D. COBURN IEAN DARNES LLOYD A. DIMMITT CHARLES G. EILBERT MARY IANE ERICKSON CARL I. FRISCH SHIRLEY E. GALENBECK RUTH GRANGE LESTER HARVEY THEODORE A. BARKER LaVERA BARNES VIRGINIA COHRON MARY T. COPPI AL D. DOMANICO IACK M. DONALDSON IEANNE L. FARSON IOSEPH FAZIO FRANK W. GIANNOBULE MARIAN L. GILLASPY ROBERT H. HERRIG MARY ANN HUTCHINGS

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is 1 DORIS SHORT NELLIE B. SPRAGG ARTHUR STAUDE SUSAN A. STERRETT HELEN I. STEVEN RUTH I. STRADTMAN NORMA I. TURNER CHESLEY B. WATERMAN IOSEPHINE E. WO HELEN L. YAKISH CATHERINE M. TANTILLO LLOYD TATE RUSSELL WEBER N. MARTIN WOODFORD ERONI MEMORIES Class Poem We are leaving a place very dear to our hearts Though We never admit it until We depart. Six years have been spent in toil and play, We've loved every minute, day after day. lt's been rather bumpy at times, we'll admit, But what would be life Without a few hits? We'll miss all our friends and the faculty, too, Even though they could make a fella feel blue. It Was all for the best, We had to be taught, When We would gyp and then Would get caughtg We'd Worry and worry and then in the end lt'd all come out right and We'd be happy again. Oh, such Was life We all hold so dear, When trouble would come and then disappear. These times We will miss, but memories will stay, Because the years spent here were ever so gay, In the halls,.the office, the rooms and the pool, Of our dear old Abraham Lincoln High School. By Doris Short, Ian. '39.