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

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Dearest of Schools War lias brought changes to Lincoln whidi luive upset the regular routine of school, creating new classes, and effecting a change in llie lives of all students. But one thing remains the same — the school song. Its every students song; no matter what his color, race or creed, he s still ever true to the maroon and gold. To l.incolnites in the arme l forces, to all alumni members, to this years students and all those in years to ( oine — Lincoln s name v ill ever stand for the best in the land. Because the school song will always remain a beloved and never-changing heritage in spile of years and wars and woes, members of the January 43 staff of the yearbook have chosen to make this issue of the Senior Railsijiittcr. the Hit Parade. HIT FAIIAIIE EDITION OF THE KEXIOII IIAII.«(I MTTEK |tukliNli «l liv III ' fliiNN «»f •laiiiiarv. lUlU EflitotI hv •l« iirMtiliNiii 2 nIikIoiiIm III Aliralisiiii IJiKMiln lli|l£li S li«t« l in llt ' s . l« iii ' ! . Itiwn 4 ' v r llt ' Ni ii l»v llcrnaril WilNoii Lorraine ller; !ii(roni. Co-odilnr Frank PaliiKT. 4°«»-( iil« r

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Off f Iff Parade Wc re loyul to yon. Lincoln High, We re maroon anc goW, Lincoln High; We ll hack voit to stand Gainst the best in the land, For we hnoiv you have sand Lincoln High, Kah! Rah! So smash that blockade, Lincoln Hiqh, Go crashing ahead, Lincoln Hiqh; Our team is our fame protector. On boys! for a e expect a touchdown From you Lincoln High. Well ever be true. Lincoln High; All Imnors to you, Lincoln High; Your name tvill ever stand For the best in the land And ive think you are grand, Lincoln High, Rah! R.ah! Press onward to fame, Lincoln High: Your praises we ll sing, Lincoln High; We pledge every son and daughter Our best to Alma Mater Dearest of schools! Lincoln High.