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

Page 31 text:

W .A

Page 30 text:

Take a MOVIE VACATION This Summer! RELAX and ENIOY a fine screen program in the COOL COMFORT of the TRI-STATES TI-IEATRES ir DES MOINES ' ROOSEVELT ' PARAMOUNT STRAND ' GARDEN ' ING-ERSOLL ' UPTOWN HILAND ' EASTOWN ' IOWA gftife ?6i'L, fincoln Uefzsion Nof Vaudeville But Mystery With shrieics of fear and shouts of joy, the an- nual school play, Beyond Reasonf' was pre- sented April ll and 12. A mystery-farce in three acts, it had the audience recoiting with horror one moment, and douhling over with laughter the next. Niuch credit goes to cast memhers for the fine interpretation of their individual roles, an difh- cuit, hut each played with dexterity seldom achieved in high school productions. Honors also go to Niiss Annamae Heaps whose guiding direction piloted the play to its successful two night stand. The cast of twelve included only two persons who have previously heen in a Lincoln high play, George Croft and Bohhie Darnes. Completing the castg Shirley Reeves, Peggy Wehster, Sally Folsom, Gerene Vvitter, Lucia Macri, Richard Atkinson, Jacy Macy, Jack Wright, Richard Christenson and John Manii. THE EW UTIC The Place to go or the Names You Know

Page 32 text:

gtaie aft The Judges, Judged! Proving that teachers are just as fun-loving and sportish as anyone, a teacher talent assemhly was presented March 29. Mr. Graloau gave a slightly hlurred version of The Village Blacksmith. U Smith, Smithf, don't you get it? queried the master of ceremonies, trying to give us the high sign that Miss Mary- alyce Smith was coming on with hats and all. The Sweet Potato Kids, Mr. Cox, lVlr. Tomlin- son, and Mr. Dalhy also exhihited their dexterity on the sweet potato or ocarina, depending on your dictionary. Miss Scanlan, lilce a true colleen of Erin, came chanting out and no one recognized her for a few hewildering moments. Miss Ehers came out and Ulciltn us, fa pun, soul with a true highland fling straight from the Uhralces and hraes of honny Dune. Mr. Trissel and Miss Cluclcholn played piano duets and Miss Cluclcholn sang the HSL Louis Blues to' conclude the program. The local hillhillies and lolue singers really got a huzz from Miss Sylvia Hardy whose expressive face tells all. 516 Walnut Street MEET THE GANG AT THE LINCOLN SODA GRILL CAcross from Lincoln Highl SANDWICI-I'ES MALTS SOFI' DRINKS LATEST IUICE BOX RECORDS Courteous Service ANDY AND BILL'S MARKET Dial 4-5511 First Floor, City Market QUALITY ALWAYS Congratulations and Best Wishes From Your Friendly Foon sromss AND SUPER MARKETS HANGER IEWELRY STORE More than half a century of Dependable Service WATCHES DIAMONDS 526 East Locust For truly satisfying and economical work . . . send your Dry Cleaning and Laundry to DIAL 4-3 257 LAUNDERERS DRY CLEANERS Keosauqua at Sixth Avenue KEHM'S For Flowers Always Lincoln Highs Friend Walnut and Ninth Dial 3-5276 RUSSO'S CAFE 513 Grand Avenue Try our Breakfast, Luncheon, Dinner or After Theatre Snack Phone 3-9703 Iohn Russo, Proprietor all