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

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H. B. ASH HARDWARE Electric and Notions 3215 Southwest Ninth Street METTILLE GROCERIES and MEATS 2215 S. E. Fourteenth Phone 4-8436 Congratulations-Iune Class of 1946 GRAND CENTRAL SERVICE Ninth and Grand Avenue Home of Fisk Tires ROTH 6. STEVENS A HOME OWNED STORE GROCERIES AND MEATS S. W. Ninth and Bancroft FREE DELIVERY CONGRATULATIONS, sEN1oHs C A R L S O N D R U G Southeast First Street and Indianola Avenue DR. C. R. KNUTSON DENTIST X-Ray Service 3110 S. W. Ninth Phone 3-0885 BROWNER'S FOOD MARKET -Af -x Famous for Fresh Eggs and Other Good Foods incoln Uefzsion The men teachers with their throaty renditions rendered the reckless, ramhling womenfollc wealc with such numhers as Thinking of You, cour tesy of Lorin Graaff, By the Bend of the River' and u1owa, Itis a Beautiful Name, courtesy of Ralph Tomlinson. Mrs. B. Pearl 1V1ape1 sang 'Spring is Here and followed this hy the heautifu1, My Hero from the Chocolate So1dier. Midway Footwear Flat 'foot Hoogee or iioydoyn is a name which will aptly he applied to the Lincoln gals if they don't mend their ways, according to Dr. 1V1. A Royal, school physician. No IIIOTC IIIOCCHSTIIS, CaSl18.1S, EiI1Ci 10afCI' S1l0CS says the ever-present doctor. Miss Helen Dunlcelherg, school nurse says a few minutes of exercise a day will help to get your feet haclc to pre-moccasin standards. lncidentally, the scientists say that the average graduate of today Wears a size 71f2 shoe to moth er's 5. Excuse me while 1 go home and exercise Congratulations Iune '46 Graduates from PROCTOR DRUG CO. 92444- A place to meet your friends 9244? 3211 Southwest Ninth Des Moines, Iowa -Af ir Phone 4-0303 528 H Locust sf. Phone 4-7521 Des Moines, lowa y 1

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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

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7 '7' LT. . loWa's Oldest Iewelry Store 1 - p' 'i af. :if U I 8 6 3 GRADUATION GIFTS Quality Tewelry for 81 Years Lovely New Pieces in Iewelry and Silver 52.50 to 3510.00 and upward An Attractive Senior Ring or Pin 38.75 to S1250 Use Our Convenient Payment Plan PLUMB IEWELRY STORE Walnut at Sixth gtate Trait This Year's Big Time Four Lincoln students got the thrill of a lite- time When they were chosen as representatives for the junior town meeting of the air preceding a forum address lay Mr. Harold E. Stassen, former Governor of Minnesota. The students chosen were Helen Neff. Gerald Vvinlcleman. Glenn lvlartin and Kenneth lVlacRae. Each student gave a three minute tall: on the sulmject, Can We Change German Youth? The remaining time period ot the half hour program was devoted to answering questions from the audience. lVliss Alice Holmes proved indispens- ahle in aiding the students with their tallcs. Radio station KRNT transcriloed the Lincoln program and lnroadcast it at 7:50 p.m. Tuesday. March 5. After this laroadcast Glenn lV1artin and Gerald Vvinlcleman competed for a laid to spealc over the BBC British transatlantic town meeting of the air. Judges of the tryouts in which the two students appeared Were: lVlr. Forrest Spaulding, city lilora- riang lVlr. George Cremeens, KRNT: and Mr. N. D. lVlcComl3s, superintendent ot the schools. V A 'P E' 2 ' T 0 Y' ed, 3 OINE5 THE ADVERTISERS PRESS George S. Murphy Miles W.fMurphy gkczibe Qililbilq 1419 Walnut Street - Telephone 3-5312 Des Moines, Iowa