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

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SENIOR CHORUS-First Row, leit to rigtltz Ctiiodo, Kicrultt, Joyncs. Ruston, M. DelVlay, Wimer, Millstead, J. DeMay, Mrs. Mapel. Second ROWVZ Taff, Bl00l'IlqUiSt, SWCIIIIUITISOH, CFEIHC, TCFFCI, Tilrr. Nelson. Hines, E. Pieart. Ttlird Row: Slrort, Bicrma. Groves, Cormosino, Kenley, Martin, lvliller, HOUSCIHHH, NeWt0H , B8CkSil'0IH. Fourtll Row: Satre, Doane, Vvrigtlt, Scid, Bartlett, Cleveland, Dunn. McCoy, Z, Pieart. Fittlfr Row: Burgett. Dippert, Cleveland, Hampton. Merkel. Clxerry Reynolds. IUNIOR BOYS' GLEE CLUB-First Row, left to riglnt: Rotlxtus, Brown Olson, Reese, Ortega, Carr. Second Row: Blaclc, Tollari, Ricliardson, Plielps. Balius. Hesseltine. Tliird Row: Jones. Tilotta, Cluapman, Vvlmalen, Lewis, Fogue. Fourtlm Row: Powell, Hines. Gillaspy, Gale, Flatt. Fiitli Row: Cliandlcr. Goodlaxen, Purdy, Clamor, Mrs, Mapel. IUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB--First Row, left to riglltz Reasnor, Gale Judy Williams, .lane Vvilliams, Reynolds. Hoffman, Rogers. Cooper, Balcer Mrs. Mapel. Second Row: Balnla, Anderson. Vvolflcill. Deardon, Oleson, Brewer. Coady Comito, Andrews, Blaclclourn. Tliird Row: Smitll, Brezeale, Scribner, Eaton, Morise, Douglas, Brose, Hitsman, Quail, Oliplmant, Elvin, Laetxam. Fourth Row: Ellis, Edwards. Raymond. Donglinger, Vance. Mclntire. Kemen, Brown, Martvedt, Melif,ert. Carmiclcel. JUNIOR CHORUS-First Row, lett to riglit: Mrs. Mapel, Kissel. An- derson, Hoot, Kenwortliy, Gering, Linn, Lyons, Torri, Stevenson, Hall. Second Row: Kicrultt, Potter, JOIIHSOH, Stump, J, Knigllt, Wilcox, D. Kniglit, Burlie, Stroud, Winegardner. Tliird Row: Slieelces, Watson. Miller, Quivey, Fislmer, Gustafson, Brooks Bierma, Wright, Wanisher. . Fourtli Row: Newton, Cornelison, Frost, Caponigro, Lucas, Burr, Barquist, Carson, Dunagan. Fifth Row: Rotli, King, Parsons, Smith, Little, Stader, lVlacRae, Starr. emmes of file 'faifzwaxls Well-dressed Shirley Reeves, HB, was elected president of tlie Girls, l'li-Y. Her supporting court consisted of Frances Polson, vice-presidentg Agnes Nakamura, secretaryg and Marilyn Davis. treasurer. Under tier direction, arrangements were made to tour Lillyis funeral liome, Still College of Osteopatlqy, and tile city jail. A spealcer was olotained wlienever possible on subjects tl'1e girls requested. Among tlle spealcers were Miss Marian Durand, wl1ose subject was malce-up, and Miss Silinn, who spolce on tlie care of tlie liair, slcin, and nails. At eacli of ttlese meetings, one girl was selected as a model and given a new liair style or liad malce-up applied correctly. A representative of tlme Bell Teleplxone Com- pany demonstrated tlie use of tlie recording equip- ment and slmowed movies on tlle teleplmone. Presenting a movie and tallc about sex relations, Leon Smith of tlie YMCA spolre to an all-city girls, Hi-Y meeting. Concluding tlle semester, Mrs. Bozena Kalas- lcova, a representative ot tlie YVVCA in CZCCIIO- slovalcia, told of tlie youtli in luer native country. BOYS' AND GIRLS' TENNIS--First Row, lett to riglwt: Murpluy, Oliver, Miclcesli, H. Bergstrom, Vvelvstcr, Cunningliam, Campopiano Second Row: Ruston, Pigneri, Purcell, Greenfield, Farr, Van Ginlcel, S. Wilson, Procopio. ' Tliird Row: Miss Etrers, Bruce, Reilly, Mitchell, Sylvester, Todd, Davis, E. Davis. FOUTiil Allee. GYCCHTOJ, CHlTll'J0piEtl'l0, KHOUE, rrI'lUI'InHl'1, B6I'gStl'0Ill, Veacli. DCYIIHS. l A