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

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We Set Our Wings Boys representing Lincoln were chosen by Mr. Aaron C. Hutchens, principal, and Mr. Rolland Mei- fert, vice-principal. Bob Prichard, Ioe Mickesh, and Don Brown were Lincoln representatives during the months oi Sep- tember, October and November, respectively. THE STAFF Editor ..... .................. B ernice Stefani Make-up .... ....,. B ette Thompson Literary ..... .... V elrna lean Walker Sports ........ ..... H arold Van Ginkel Organization ....... ..... M arjorie Ballard Circulation ........... ....... V ivian Keller Assistant circulation ..... .... I oyann Simpson Glossies .............. .... M artha Hougham Snapshots ..... ..... M ildred Robbins Advertising . . . . . . Ioyann Simpson Peggy Graham Louise Link K E H M ' S For Flowers Always Lincoln I-ligh's Friend Ninth and Walnut Dial 3-5276 OPAL FOODS The Best For Less W I N G A T E COSTUME COMPANY Theatrical and Fancy Dress Costumes Caps and Gowns Second and Walnut Streets REDBIRD HATCHERY Baby Chicks Harry W. Trissel Robert C. Miller Nutrena Feeds, Poultry Supplies and Remedies 313 East Fiith Street Phone 4-6039 For Your Community News . . Read The Messenger-News South City's Newspaper For Fine Printing . . . Give Us Your Ideas Suggestions, Layouts Estimates Furnished MESSENGER PRINTING CO.. Inc. 3104-10 Southwest Ninth St. Telephone 3-5405 FRESH WONDER BREAD sro-BAKED For Lasting Freshness At Your Grocer's DURING THE DURATION OF GAS RATIONING Treat your car to the best of fuel Battery recharging while you wait We are Tire Inspectors LINCOLN SUPER SERVICE. 2803 S: W. Ninth St. Phone 3-9504 4' l

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We Set Our Wings Each of these poems was published in editions of the regular Railsplitter. Film Enthusiasts After three years of inactivity, the photography club of homeroom 120 has been reorganized. Three years ago homeroom photography enthusiasts in- stalled a dark room, equipped With photographic apparatus, in a corner ot the science laboratory. The dark room is equipped for film developing and reprinting. Use of the room is free, but mem- bers must supply their own chemicals, film and print- ing paper. Many forrner members were reinstated. Dinner Guests Representatives from all city schools attended the Kiwanis club dinners, held at Hotel Ft. Des Moines, for one month each. lACOBSON'S aim, ai Vanilla, Maple Nut and Cherry Flavors MADE IN DES MOINES NORTHWESTERN CANDY CO. Courteous Service ANDY AND BILL'S MARKET Dial 4-5511 First Floor, City Market QUALITY ALWAYS Van Ginkel Food Market 3005 S. E. Fourteenth COMPLETE LINE OF QUALITY FOODS Free Delivery Phone 3-7378 YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATEDH QUEAL LUMBER CO. l-lelp Build Des Moines Best Wishes . . . For the Ianuary '45 Class from Pat and lack lACK'S SERVICE S. W. Tenth and Army Post Road METTILLE enocnmss and MEATS 2215 S. E. Fourteenth Phone 4-8436 INEZ'S BEAUTY SHOP Corner S. W. Second and Wall Fort Des Moines Phone 4-3256 INEZ and NELLA CASSETTARI

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EAT SHOP Quality You Can Taste 6307 Southwest Ninth Street SHOP AND SAVE THE BRIARDALE WAY FT. DES MOINES FOOD MARKET Food Shop and Quality Meats Dial 4-5239 - BRIARDALE - We Deliver 904 Army Post Road GEIL COAL YARD Southwest Ninth and Army Post Road COAL, ICE AND FEED Phone 4-5826 I, R, GEIL ENJOY FRESH, CRISP IDEAL POTATO CHIPS 214 East Walnut Street Phone 3-3944 ,J -in Call on ilmg HOLLEY'S T-2632, , 522 rgufey'- 7 For School Supplies is 25 55 and Educational Material t 100 E. Grand Phone 3-5247 GIRLS! Make your own clothes. Complete course 8 lessons, 58. A machine for each girl. Classes now forming. Call or come in. SINGER SEWING CENTER 808 Walnut Street Phone 4-7189 C. DeYOUNG FOOD MARKET 2001 Southeast Sixth Street Phone 4-5197 QUALITY GROOERIES AT REASONABLE PRICES FREE DELIVERY DR. C. R. KNUTSON DE.N'r1sr 3110 Southwest Ninth Street Phone 3-0885 Trade at C. AMEND AND SONS for Highest Quality Groceries and Meats We Set Our Wings School Receives Picture A picture of Lieut. fj.g.l Russell Ruff, former coach who was killed in a minesweeper crash early last Iuly, was presented to Lincoln by Mrs. Ruff. The picture, encased in a special frame made for it by Mr. M. M. Gerhart, woodshops instructor, has been hung below the faculty service roll in the main office, and a gold star has been placed to the left of Lieut. Ruff's name on the honor list. The faculty service roll, bearing the names of faculty members who are or have been in service, was made by the mechanical drawing and wood- shops departments. This plaque contains the follow- ing names besides Mr. Ruff's: ' Frederick E. Engel lack C. Dalby Henry E. Sanders George Harris Nelson Sorem Phillip D. Slinker George F. Chatman Dedicated to the memory of the former coach is a permanent athletic record board displaying the 35 events in which Lincoln has at some time won spe- cial honors. The sports mentioned include basket- ball, football, golf, swimming, tennis, and track. Only recently completed, the board was made by Bill Spring, Don Baker, and Lawrence Flaherty under the direction of Mr. Wm. S. Morgenthaler, mechan- ical drawing instructor. It has been hung in the corridor near the gym. Des Moines Building-Loan and Savings Association 1111 Sixth Avenue DES Mo1NEs, IOWA BROWNER'S FOOD MARKET -If 'A' Famous for Fresh Eggs and Other Good Foods 'Ir i' Phone 4-0303 628 E. Locust St. Des Moines, Iowa