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

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-' s fr :gys-fm V e gibes ow 1. Macy gassing up. 2. The DelVlayS . . . pre-war that is. 5. Giving out with that looli is Zorali. 4. Ahlloergie, B. D. fBelorc Davis., 5. All dressed up . . . the hig four going places. 6. Also going places, the hard way, the Lamloertis. T. Things are loolcing up lor lvlargie. 8, lvlary H. down under the waves. 9. Vvonder if he thrills the lnirdic, tooll 10. A little something lett over l-rom the get-together. 11. Getting ready tor a mighty hlast . . . D. Stanley 12. Margaret Sullivan, alaout ready lor tears. 13. P. A. louclcing a still: wind. 14. r-l1llCl'C,S that gang again. 15. Nloon, Van Dylce, Hollingsworth, the mad lil-nds chemistry. 16. Vve absolutely reluse to comment. 17. Pinliie poses pretty tor a pitcher. 18. A lueautilul view overloolcing the Texas hills. 19. The lnand laoys studying up. 20. Picnic lovers . . . with Hull in foreground. 21. Thafs rhuharh in the haclcground. 22. The sisters Ratclitl. 25. Nr-xt stop Atlantic City. ee- Could H' Be The Spring? Providing a friendly spirit hetween the schools, the Lincoln senior choirs and soloists appeared at East high school May 7, while the East high musicians appeared at Lincoln in an exchange assemhly, May 8. The East program included numloers hy the a capella choir, the loovs' quartet, and the girls' sextet. The director ol the East program was Miss Sigrid Greenhill. The Lincoln assernloly at East, which was di- rected loy Mrs. B. Pearl Nlapel, included Vocal solos hy Michey Chiodo and Bch Dippert, Marian Simpson played Chopin's Polonaise in A flat on the piano. The choir also sang several numhers. Still in the tield of music, several awards were received lay Lincoln students in the national led- eration of music clutms, held at Dralce University, April 8. Receiving the highest rating. superior, Were lvliclcey Chiodo and Bolo Dippert in voiceg and Ralph Caponigro and Jeannette Bierma in piano. Another superior rating Was given to Shirley and Jeannette Bierma in a piano duet numher. Anna Ruston, vocal, and Shirley Matson, piano, both received excellent ratings. ln the state contest, April 22, lvliclcey Chiodo and Bolo Dippert received excellent ratings.

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G. A. A.-First Row, lelt to riglltz Veacll, Procopio. Reilly, Mitchell. Seconcl Row: Nakamura, Allee, Greenrofl, Bruce, Nvriglit. Tliircl Row: Bates, Clayton, Furrow, Balmer, Anderson, Tate. Fourtlr Row: Miss Eluers, Tavanner, Van Ginlicl, Hemniing, Bergstrom, rlloclcl. Harger. Gloflles Wlalzeflz flue man - ana OWLGJ4 Two Lincoln students, lwlartlia Keul ancl George Croft represented Lincoln at a teen-age fasliion sliow presented lay Simplicity patterns at Younlcers tearoom, March 16. Martha came out, looking very smart, in a trim royal lolue suit witli Wluite accessories. She also moclelecl a demure blue and lolaclc clueclcerecl tal- feta clress and jaclcet. George, wliose frequent dealings with aucliences malce liim an outstanding sliowman, escorted the models and assisted them Witli tlieir accessories. Martha was cliosen by the lmome ec classes to talce part in tlie sliow because of lier neat ancl trim appearance, while George was selected because of lais previous experience. HOME MAKING SERVICE STAFF- First Row, left to riglitc Myers, B. Fazio R. Lamlaerti. Seconcl Row: C. Lamlmerti, Miss Nloroney Schreck. Third Row: Kissel, S. Fazio, Pigneri. McElwee. Fourtli Row: McDowell. O'Kiele Fifth Row: Filippelli, Riclmarcls. FOODS CLASS-ftop picturel-Cloclv wise, left to right: Matalone. Keul Douglas, lVlcElivee, Keller. Harden, Chap: man, Sullivan, Streitler, Fazio, Hagan. FOODS CLASS-First Row, lelt to rigllt: Vallejo, Flaugln, Vvarren, Elvin. Second Row: O'Kiefe, Mason. Tliircl Row: McDowell, Scartozzi. Vvriglnt Morton.