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

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Design by Ioan Winning the design contest for the cover of the lanuary '45 Senior Railsplitter brought to loan Rom- stad the honor ol having her sketch used on the book, besides netting her S3 as first prize winner. Amos Purcell received S2 for second place, while Harry Gale took third place ot Sl. Mr. George Murphy and Mr. Miles Murphy ot the Advertisers Press, who sponsor such a contest each semester, wish to encourage originality in a student designed cover. Sketches appearing throughout the book were made by students in the art department. CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Other graduates who are now fighting in Eu- rope, lndia, Alaska, South Seas and elsewhere, still remember those tasty BEEFBURGERS AND RICH MALTED MILKS they used to enjoy at the LINCOLN SODA GRILL Tell it to the Teens We're telling them about the smoothest collection ot wear- ables they've ever seen . . . dresses, coats and suits . . all destined for big places in the coke crowd. Meet in our HIUNIOR FASHION LANE Norman Cassiday 720 Walnut Street SHROYER PHARMACY HOMER V. SHROYER, Ph. c. The Rexall Store on the Corner S. W. Ninth and Park Ave, Dial 3-8510 Covered Buttons, Buckles, Buttoriholes, and Belts Made to Order Sewing Machines Re-paired, All Makes YOUNKERS SEWING MACHINE DEPARTMENT CENTRAL I ENGRAVING CO. 1017 WALNUT STREET DES MOINES PHONES: 3-lll7 - 3-lll8 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AS ARTISTS AND ENGRAVERS Drawings and Plates for Any and All Kinds of Printing . A COMPLETE PRINTING PLATE SERVICE Prepare for a good position with a future in the postwar world at A.I.B., Iowa's largest and most distinguished business training school. Enroll any Monday. Vdsit A.I.B. now and see the many advantages this mod- ern business school has to otter you. A.l.B. is yours for success. American Institute of Business Des Moines 7

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We Set Our Wings Femmes Have The Pep in the line ot duty tor: Martha Keul, Mary Russo School spirit soared this semester as Lincoln , Phyllis Morgan, Marjorie Keller, Mary Lou DeCamp broke the all-boy pep squad tradition by naming Marian Simpson, Donabelle Deval, Norma Van Gin- nine girls and one boy as cheerleaders. ' kel, Beyerly Knotts, and Henry den Boer. Whooping it up at football and basketball games, Uniforms are gold satin trousers and maroon tunics and participating in pep assemblies were activities with gold sleeves. RTI S O49 1:1919 T A fu it 1' cn l-' cn O Y' Qr 5 MOINES X THE ADVERTISERS PRESS gkcfffbe ggzhkhg 1419 Walnut Street Telephone 3-5312 Des Moines, Iowa

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