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

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Band Flutes Millor, Burn»(odi. Hummor. Morttmoro. Summers. Kino. Bianco. Fo! om. Clannots: Cor vein, Cnvaro. Davit. A reo. F Foo. P Horkor. V. Heritor. Knight. Maxwell, McGee. Piearl. Robertson. Shelton, Smodloy. Wood , Van Ginkle, V cissenburgor. Wright, Smith. Ojtrem. Cain, Gillespie. Oboes Ferrari. VanTrisk Saxophones: Silcott. Cannon. Roynolds, Luno, Pago Horns: Canlield, Ruby. F Tomkinson. zumBrunnen. Rohror Cornets Shroltlor. Langonbook. Casky. Elliot. Dershem. Pilmer. Hougham. Terry. Woodman. Jackson, Curtis. Olson Baritones Mottler. Surber. Holmes Bassoons: Phillips. Clark. Trombones: Graham, Briley. Gorla. Gillaspy. Geil, Lmewoavor. Merkel. Drums B Tomkinson. Pearson. Hadloy. Talley. Dhainin. 3asses Brownson. Dunsion. Hauge. Estos. Enabnit String 3assos Flin. Bergstrom Choir ooo. Fisher, Fosnough. George. Hummer. Jenkin. Ledlie. Stovich. Altos Arnold. Ausilio, Burnstedt. Canlield. Davis, Eaton. Falkenhainor, Ferrari. Fuger. Izzolina. King. Knight. Matson. Miller. Petorson. Tenors: Borgstrom, Cnvaro. Curtis. Fillman, Gillaspy, Graham. Hardy. Page. Basses Brownson. Dunston. Folsom. Hadley. Hague. Mote Muse. Phillips, Reynolds. Rohrer. Silcott. Strayer. Surber. Talley. B. Tomkinson. F. Tomkinson. zumBrunnon. Sopranos Blacktord. Brubager. Cherry. Delm Mackin. McGee. Mitchell, Parkor. St. John, I ? ft $ .f f V h t% ■if f t 9 i i » I % 9r f . v . ' '1 % }

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Lincoln high's band this year was popularly voted to be one of the best crack-drill bands in the city. Performing at all the city football games and at the Knoxville cut-of-town game, members of the organization were given prolonged and enthusiastic applause as they stepped off down the field, a stirring composite of sound, color, and precision. Orchestra members have been devoting time to learning the art of conducting this semester. The regular orchestra consists only of strings, while reeds, brass, and percussion are picked from the band. The chorus, after a successful performance of the operetta Naughty Marietta last year, are in rehearsal for the presentation of the Fortune Teller. Appearing before the Des Moines Federation of Women's Clubs as a part of the senior class Christmas Autographs the World” program v as a recent accomplishment of the choir. They also furnished the background music for Mr. Henry Andersen's memorial services. Orchestra Violin: Ausiho. Brubaker, Clark. Forrari. D. Fillrr.an. R. Filiman. Homming, Jackson, Koons. Larson. Liour-ancc. McCormick, M. Moore. V. Moore. Stoon. Long. Violas: Cooke. Lewis, Hardy. Bass Viol: Bergstrom. Flin. Brownson. McMahn. Collo Keoley, King. Clarinets: Robertson. Cnvaro. Knight. Oboe. Van Tnsk Bassoon Phillips Horns' Canliola, Rohrer. Ruby. zumBrunnen Cornets: Shreltlor. Langenbook. Elliot. Dorshom. Trombones: Morkol, Graham, Goil. Gillaspy. Basa: Enabnit. Drums: Hadley. Tomkinson. %»j

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Art and Science—Back Row: Coburn. Rumman . Rooscr. Beerbower, Berry. Mote. Coetanzo. Deaver. Trmdle. Third Row: Bradley. Bourdon. Andrews. Hartman. Wenger. Alber. Christian. A. Gil-lotti. G. DeMarco. Gustalson. Dickey. Oliphant, S. Gtllotti Second Row: Sirschbaum, Kirschburger. Delmege. Freeman. Reynolds. Schatt. E Bradish. Woodyard. Gasperi, Crawtord. L. Le Marco. Garrison, Kaup, Falken-hainer. Mortale. Paigo, Irwin. Front Row Gruwell. Matthews. Hague. D Bradish. Mis Lewis, Mr Shaw. Art and Science Clubs Although not closely related to each other, the art and science clubs iollow similar routines. Besides regular clubroom work, each of the two groups makes field trips for pleasure and profit. A visit to the Drake observatory was a semester highlight for scientists, while art club members hold as memorable their trip to the municipal art gallery. Office Staff . . You want Mr. Hasty? . . . Locker key 173 isn't in. . . . “What! Another tardy slip! . . . “Number, please. . . . Such is the diatribe carried on by those beauteous damsels of the office force who know Dale-Carnegie-psychology and practice it. It's a great life, they say, playing nursemaid to everybody from Mr. Hutchens to the widest-eyed, 7B cherub. Journalism 1 Beginning journalists have learned what it takes to keep the presses running. Time flies in the Hailsplitter rooms—vacations come—weather goes haywire—school activities intervene, but the paper must go to press! After 18 weeks of apprenticeship, the cubs are assuming for next semester full responsibility for Rail-splitter publication with high hopes for scoops galore! Nurse's Staff . . A handy bunch of girls, these future nurses Sweet little headaches themselves, they know how to cure yours! In spite of their exacting duties of weighing you up like a minute steak and measuring you off and filing you away, members of the nurse's staff find time for an occasional social function, steak fries being their most exhilarating sport.