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

Page 15 text:

The 8B Class No. I Office Staff-Clockwise, left to right: Randall, Morgan, Botkin, Cavender, Hollabaugh, Greenfield, Weather-ton, Hall, Mr. Hutchens, Mrs. Arnold, Figg, Anderson, Mr. Metfert, Mrs. Hall, Miss Wilson. No. 2 Library Staff- Front Row, left to right: Bergstrom, Capinegro, Hed- berg, Millsted. Second Row: Matson, Figg, Hurd, Foes. Third Row: Wetherton, Miss Holt, Mote. Back Row: Hagen, Brebner. No. 3 G, A, A,-First How, left to right: Walker, Pettit. Allsup, Sater, Ahrold. Second Row: Van Ginkle, Morise, Higdon, Kay, Hawbaker. Third How: Helton, Wright, Wood- ford, Ruston. Bergstrom. Fourth Row: Furnal, Miss Ebers, Easton, Van Ginkle, Matson, Mason. No. 4 Home Room 207-7A- First Row, left to right: Caliguri, Harrison, Gaudineer, Gale. Second Row: Hall, Fontanini, Ab- rahamson, Herker, Edwards, Back- strom. Third Row: Davis, Gardiner, An- derson, Bowlin, Aller, Iones. Fourth Row: Bierrna, Barnes, Boley, Gott, Casner. Fifth Row: Gilbert, Horton, Crouch, Hummell, Miss Arnlie, Case, Brooks. We Go Chug, Chugging Along! Seven new teachers came to Lincoln this semester. Coach Max McCord came to us from Des Moines Technical High School. He received his B. A. degree from Buena Vista College at Storm Lake where the enrollment is about l,UOU. They have the best record in Iowa for placing their teachers, Coach McCord declares. He received his M. A. degree from Drake University. Nice things come in small packages, and We have with us Miss Beatrice Strieby, commercial instructor. 'She attended Drake university and graduated from Iowa State Teachers College and Denver University. Miss Strieby former- ly taught at Newton and Odebolt, Iowa. Miss Helen Holt, librarian, received her B. A. degree from Bethany College at Lindsborg, Kansas. She also received her B.S.L.S. from the University of Illinois. Miss Luella Scholfelt, commercial instructor, came to Lincoln from Monona, Iowa. She holds a B. A. degree from Iowa State and has done undergraduate work at the University of Wisconsin. Miss Helen Swanson, commercial teacher, is a graduate of Iowa State Teachers College, Columbia University, and Gregg Business College. She for- merly taught at Madison, South Dakota. Lincoln has only half an acquaintance with Mrs. Edith her mornings as a supply teacher at Phillips School. An alumnus of Lincoln is Mr. George Trissel, music instruct- or. He is a graduate of Drake University and Simpson College. Mr. Trissel has given private music lessons tor 12 years, this being his first year in public schools. Schroder, who is at Lincoln only in the afternoons. She spends Q +4 254' S . W i r. 56 't

Page 14 text:

t A W ---Qsxnwm w:QR mAwN ,.,. - X 5 ' , ,MZQNAK

Page 16 text:

journalism 2- Clockwise, left to right: Robbins, Miss McFarland, Graham, Dougherty, Ballard, Stefani, Hougham, Thompson, Keller Simpson, Walker, Link. We Peddle the News M 'J journalism 1... First Row, let! to right: Lewis, Martin. Second How' Price, Miss McFarland, Kingkade, Moore, Manatt, Clark. Third Row: Mazzei, Sater, Pettit, Reeves, Stebbins, MacKinnon, Fazio, Fourth Row: Beck, Van Ginkle, Romanelli, Morise, Bloomquist, Brebner, Cowden. Fifth Row: Berry, Uhlman, Anderson, Wilson, Heathcote, German, Boyd, McLaughlin. Z l W2 :mis ' N . l Service Home Room-HY? ROW- left to right: Dicky, Rank, Simpson. Neilson, Mr. Tomlinson, Sheckler, Magnuson. Second Row: Chadwick, Evans, Thomas, Eshelman, Seals, Bohner, Crist. Third Row: Stebbins, Hamlin, Feath- erstone, Prichard, den Boer, Gay, MacKinnon. No. 2 Home Economics Staff-F i 1' Sf Row, left to right: Fillipelli, Martin. Second Row: Mason, Furnal, Polson, l Miss Moroney, Montray. Third Row: Campopiano, Chiado, Newman, DeFino, Schuling, Porter. Fourth Row: Figg, Epps, Doss, No. 3 Nurses Staff1Fll'Sl ROW, left to right: Horton, Wadell. l Second Row: Anderson, Miss Dunkel- ! berg, Layton. Third Row: Hall, Bartlett, Wineland. Fourth Flow: Hollingsworth, Hender- son, Mitchell.