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

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Congratulations to Ianuary, '42 Graduates from KASH WAY OROCERY MARKET Southwest Ninth and Emma Courteous Service ANDY AND BILLS MARKET Dial 4-5511 First FIoor, City Market QUALITY ALVVAYS KENNETHS PENNY ARCADE 60 Different Machines 1c 1151 Second Avenue Des Moines. Iowa Plymouth Chrysler MANBECK' S Why Shift Gears?-fFIuid Drive 1516 Locust Street Phone 5-5151 For FIOLUQTS Call K E H M ' S 900 VVaInut ,Street Phone 5-5276 BABY CHICKS Nutrena Feeds Hygeno Litter SimpIex Brooders REDBIRD HATCHERY 515 East Fifth Street Phone 4-6059 VAN GINKEL 6 BREWER FOOD MARKET A Home Owned Store 5005 Southeast Fourteenth Phone 5-7578 Free Delivery Service DR. D. M. DANES DENTIST Southwest Ninth and Park Ave. DiaI 4-0225 Congratulations from HARRY'S FOOD MARKET 2920 Southwest Ninth Street Phone 5-4051 VVe'II have memories, too, that are characteristic onIy of this past semester. That is as it shouId he. In assembly, We heard Erick I. Grimwade give an en- Iightening account of internationaI reIationship hetween the Americas. Mr. N. D. Mccomhs, newIy appointed superinten- dent, appeared in a memorahIe Armistice Day address. The December 5 issue of the reguIar RAILSPLITTER carries an account of an assemhIy program where Mrs. Christopher Freemantle, EngIish journaIist, teIIs of War in EngIand'-two days prior to the PearI Harbor attacIcI And Dr. I. radio mentor, came to I..incoIn with his questions, microphones, and candy hars. This semester marIcs the introduction of cafeteria chimes to signaI a time for sitent grace. THE RAILSPLITTER expanded with an 8-paged rotogravure section once a month, and the Iowa state press convention was heId in Des Moines with many I..incoInites participating. The home economics department organized a teacher- management pIan which entaiIed the formation of a ustatfn: and I'IeIen Cohurn, schooI seamstress, was awarded an eIectric sewing machine as first prize in a contest sponsored by YounIcers. So-make no mistake about it . . . VVe'II rememtmer Hthe same 01d things in the same oId wayuz we'II remember our individuaI accompIish- ments . . . we'II rememher PearI Harhor-and I..incoIn I'IighI Over the Fence Tops ! For many who ceIehrated New Year's Eve, it was a Iong waIIc IJacIc home. tAt 4:00 o'cIocIc in the morning., One of Ioways most furious IoIizzards began on New' Years IJIanIceting Iowa and staIIing cars everywhere. Transportation was held up and Ioecause of the severe weather, the Christmas vacation Iasted a Week Ionger, Ieaving the seniors onIy tive days after schooI re-con- vened, January 12. CongratuIationsI I GRADUATES and RAILSPLITTER STAFF It has Ioeen a pIeasure to service your printing pIate requirements. CAPITAL CITY PRINTING PLATE CO. 1912 Grand Avenue Des Moines, Iowa

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enbezvous ffl: I 94.2 Theylre here- a new year, another graduating class. and a .Ian- uary 1942 commencement date, torn from an unhappy calendar in a world echoing with the litre ol competing enemy guns, and an America attuned to the radio chant. nRemember Pearl Harborly' VVe're remembering Pearl Harbor-malce no mistalce about thatl Vvere we not graduates-elect of Lincoln High, the school that launched a 5-day drive for victory funds and with its home room pennies, netted 3529 im- mediately alter war was declared? But weyre remembering Lincoln, too I-remembering that through this issue of the SENIOR RAILSPLIT- TER, we are expressing ourselves for the last time as active members of a beloved student body. Let us ponder a bit. VVe,re not sentirnentalists, but it,s none too easy to checlc our emotions when we re- member ourselves as little tylces approaching the portals of Lincoln High. Already, we are loolcing baclc wistlully to the Hsarne old things We did in the same old Way . . The morning street car crowded beyond its budget-f and our feeling fat in spite of our thinnessg the mad rush for Lincoln,s side door,-only to find it loclced . . . The crowd chattering in the front lobby, awaiting 8 o'cIoclc and the entry bell . . . the gang drawn by an invisible magnet around the bulletin board . . . the home-run for homeroom in the nick of timeI Excelsiorl SorryI It was my fault . . . Darnl The door's lockedl . . . HVVatch out, therel Keep off the monogram . . . HVVhat,s goin' on today? . . . HCroshI I made it--'no tardy make-up time for me, thanlc goodnessI Lincoln H i g h meets Lincoln High -and mingle. They malce quips -1 and give them. They share each other,s Ioclcers, catch each otherys colds, swipe each other's jolces. eat e a c h otheris candy bought by each other's pen- nies at everyIoocly's Lincoln Lollypop BarI And graduates-elect have had the same old parties in the same old, good-times way as they did in 1927. Scheduled on the activities program lor Lincolnss first crop of graduates were: class get-together, informal party: baccalaureate Sunday: class party with parents: class day: class banquet: graduation. VVe've banged lockers: we've peelced through class- room doorsg we've swarmed down to lunchg we've lined-up along the office counter and aslced inane ques- tions, just Iilce the rest of them. fu SAIVI'S RADIO SERVICE 5158 Southwest Ninth Street Phone 5-2705 . Compliments ol DR. Cr. J. RDNAN, Optometrist 424 Fleming Bldg. Phone 4-2419 CUNNINGHAIVI fi ALDERA GROCERIES AND IVIEATS 5801 Southwest Ninth Phone 4-5246 DES MOINES PARTY FAVORS CO. FOR EVERY OCCASION 517 Eighth Street Phone 5-6518 For Graduation Specials See SARWIN STUDIOS 515 Kraft Building Dial 5-7256 C. DEYQUNG FOOD MARKET 2001 Southeast Sixth Street Phone 4-5197 QUALITY GROCERIES AT REASONABLE PRICES Free Delivery OPAL Foods The Best for Less WINGATE Costume Company Theatrical and Fancy Dress Costumes Caps and GOWIIS Second and Vvalnut Streets PARTY SLIPPERS TINTED Be sure your party shoes look fresh, clean and smart. Have their I I h d t id h d G Id I I1 I1 co or re res e or me a new s a e. 0 or Sl ver nrs applied, no matter what shade they are now. -'Shoe Repair: Basement Store YOUNKERS