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

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Donald LeRoy Berry Don holds the city record in the 100 yard breast stroke. He placed 5th in this event in the State swimming meet. He was captain of the swim- ming team and lettered three times in this sport. He also lettered once in track and was a member of the football team. He was a member of the student council and Lettermen Club and was a hall monitor. H« attended Hawkeye Boys State. Don served on the class party committee. Mark Blessing Mark went out for baseball in his sophomore year. In journalism he worked on the advertising section of the Railsplitter. He served on the class party committee in his senior year. Sue Ellen Blessing Sue was a National Merit Semifinal- ist. She was in French Club and Girls Club, serving on the friendship committee and service committee. Sue ' s ambition is to get a Mastei-s Degree in research psychology. She served on the class party committee in her senior year. Richard Allen Boston Dick was in student council and the Lettermen Club. He participated in football, wrestling, track, and baseball. He received three letters, one in football, and two in wrestlin r. Dick took second place in the District Wrestling Meet in the 180 pound class. He was wrestling captain in his senior year. Dick was a hall monitor and was on the usher com- mittee. In his senior year Dick WSJ on the cap and gown committee. Donald K. Bragg Donald participated in wrestling and also seived as a monitor. He was a member of the stage crew for t re- production The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis. Dave Brebner Dave participated in the school plays Junior Miss, Our Town, and Little Women. He won a speech award in a state contest. He went out for football in his sophomore year. He sang in the Boys Glee Club and served as a monitor in his sophomore year. Dave seived on the banquet committee in his senior year. Mary Ann Brown Mary Ann was a member of the Girls Club. She worked on the Railsplitter book. Rod-er William Burke Rodger participated in sophonioic football and in track in his sopho- more, junior, and senior years. He seived as a monitor in eleventh and twelfth grades. Rodger seived on the baccalaureate committee in his senior year. Richard D. Campbell Dick was in student council and the Lettermen Club. He participated in tennis two years and received one letter. Dick was in the All-State chorus and in Madrigal, Senior Choir, and Boys Glee Club. He seived on the class day committee in his Mniol year. Susie Jolene Campbell Susie was in the school play Many Loves of Dobie Gil lis. She was a member of the Dorian Art Club in her junior year, and was a member of the homemaking staff for three years. -24-

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Mary Marie Baird Mary was a member of the Future Teachers Club for two semesters, Latin Club for three semesters, and Leaders Club for eight semesters. She was on gym staff for two se- mesters and was also a member of the Girls Club. James Rowland Baker Jim was a member of the band in tenth grade. He received honorable mention for two semesters on the honor roll. In his senior year he served on the treasury committee. John Samuel Baraket Jr. John, an eight letter winner, was elected president of Lettermen Club in his senior year. He received two letters in football, three in wrestling, and three in track. He was captain of the varsity football team. He served on the senior student council for one year and was a monitor for two semesters. He was second in city wrestling for two years, and broke the school record of the track relay team in his junior year. John was on the second All-City football team. He was homecoming prince in 1960 and homecoming king in 1 962. He was Athlete of the Month for South Side Kiwanis Club and president of his senior class. Helen Virginia Barshell Dinny was a full time cheerleader for the last semester of her junior year and during her senior year, earning two letters. She was active in tennis for three years, lettering once. She was in the All-State chorus as a senior, Senior Chorus for three years, and was a member of Madrigal. She belonged to Girls Club and was historian in her juni 1 year: president in her senior year. She was a member of the drill team and was homecoming princess in 1960 and homecoming queen in 1962. She served on the prom committee. Kdward Allan Bartolomei Fuzz went out for football, swim- ming and baseball in his junior and Mnior years. He lettered in swim- ming and football. He was a mem- ber of Lettermen Club. Fuzz WM I member of student council two se- mesters and All-City Student Council for two semesters. He was a moni- tor for two semesters and served on the informal committee in his MniOT year. Larry Wayne Bass Larry served on student council. He was a monitor for two years. He was out for wrestling four years, winning one letter, and track three years, winning one letter. Dennis Michael Beattie Mike served as a monitor in his 12 A semester. He participated in sophomore baseball, and helped to decorate the football field for 1962 homecoming activities. During nis senior year he worked on the adver- tising section of the yearbook and served on the informal committee. Norman C. Beattie Norm was a hall monitor in his senior year. In journalism he work- ed on advertising for the year book. He served on the homecoming decora- tion committee and worked on the emblem which he helped design. He served on the informal committee in his senior year. James Richard Beckett Jim was a member of the school band since junior high and became a member of the All-City band in his junior year. Jim participated in Lin- coln ' s television production of Billy Budd in his junior year. As a senior Jim was chosen to represent Pencey Preparatory Academy. He served on the commencement an- nouncements committee in his senior year. Lana Jean Beggs Lana was on student council and was a Girls Club representative. She served on gym staff and worked on homecoming decorations. She parti- cipated in tennis and was a monitor. Lana worked on the Railsplitter paj er and book. She served on the -topographic committee in her senior year. —23—

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Donald J. Carey Jr. Don came to Lincoln from Dowl- ing in 11 A. He was in the Letter- men Club and lettered in football. He was a monitor and worked on decorations for 1962 homecoming. Don served on the prom committee in his senior year. Joseph John Carra Dennis Wayne Chadwick Little Women, and The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis were two plays in which Dennis took part. He serv- ed on the student council, was presi- dent of Dorian Art Club, and vice- president of Russian Club. He re- ceived a gold key and honorable mention in Scholastic Art Awards. Dennis participated in basketball for two years, and was a member of the All-City band. He was on the honor roll and was a runner-up in the Na- tional Merit Scholarship Test. He worked on the class day committee. David Darryel Cherry Dave was a member of the Let- termen Club, received three letters in milling, two in track, and one in football. In journalism he was on the sports staff of the newspaper. He was a member of the student council for two semesters, and was a monitor for one semester. In his junior year he placet! third in district wrestling. In his senior year he placed second in the district and was the State wrestling champion for the 138 pound division. Dave served on the prom committee. Robert Patrick Chiono Bob was in the Boys Glee Club and was in the Senior Choir. Sandra Kaye Clark Sandy was on the drill team for three years, and was captain in her senior year. She was a member of the senior student council and the Senior Choir for three years. Sandy was a member of the office staff, usher committee, and served as treasurer of Girls Club. She partici- pated in tennis in her sophomore year and was a candidate for home- coming princess in ninth grade. In her senior year she was on the home- corning committee and worked on the school emblem. In journalism Sandy was the glossy editor. She worked on the committee for commence- ment announcements. Carol Ann Conrath Carol served on student council in junior and senior high, and was on Red Cross committee for one semes- ter. She participated in Girls Club, Pep Club, Leaders Club and home- making staff. Carol was her home- room representative to Girls Club, on the honor roll, and was on the home- coming decorating committee. In her senior year Carol served on the ban- quet committee. Jerome W. Corbett Jerry was in the Lettermen Club and was out for track, in which he won two letters. He was in Boys Glee Club and Senior Choir. He was a monitor. Mary Suzanne Cordaro Mary participated in Girls Club, Pep Club, Junior Choir for three years, and Girls Glee Club. She belonged to the homemaking staff. Mary worked on homecoming decorations, and helped on the emblem. She serv- ed on the banquet committee in her senior year. Judith Ann Cosper Judy served on the secretarial staff for two years and was president one semester. She was on Mr. Malliet ' s bookkeeping staff. She has been on the honor roll every semester in high school. Judy served on the Girls Club finance committee. She served on the stenographic committee in her senior year. —25—