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

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Mr. John Jarvis received his MA at Drake and has been here 11 years. He enjoys woodworking and making furniture for his family. Mr. Jarvis also enjoys gourmet meals and wants to take up painting. Counselors (below) are Richard Malliet. Alice Anderson, Ethyle Cummins, Maxine Scott, John Jarvis, and Dennis Peacock. Mrs. Ethyle Cummins is a gradu- ate of Drake and has received her BA and MA in Guidance and Coun- seling. She has been here since 1967. In her spare time Mrs. Cum- mins enjoys reading and traveling. Counselors offer guidance Mr. Richard Malliet attended Drake, Morningside, University of Iowa and has been here for 17 years. He enjoys gardening, ath- letics, and reading. Mr. Dennis Peacock attended college at UNI and received his MA from Drake. He has been here 13 years. Mr. Peacock enjoys reading books on historical fiction and as- sisting his son with his stamp collection. Mrs. Maxine Scott attended the University of Colorado and received her MA and BA from Drake. She has been here since 1965. Mrs. Scott en- ' joys gardening and reading historical and mystery novels. Mrs. Charlene Bjork (right), secretary of the counseling office, attended Pittsburg State Teachers College. She has been here 12 years. Mrs. Bjork enjoys garden- ing and caring for her four grand- children. Miss Alice Anderson (left) at- tended Fayette College and re- ceived her MA at Drake. She has been here 13 years. Miss Anderson enjoys bowling, golfing, and re- conditioning antique furniture. 14

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Office staff: Mrs. Shirley Garland, Mrs. Annette Wright, Mrs. Delores Warren. Mrs. Alice Bowling, nurse, at- tended Iowa Methodist nursing school and received her MA from Drake. She has been here six years. Mrs. Bowling enjoys read- ing mysteries and sewing. Office staff provides useful services Mrs. Ada Mae Fehrs, bookkeeper, man- ages money transactions from all of the school ' s clubs and organizations. She is a graduate of Drake and has been here since 1972. Mrs. Fehrs enjoys crafts, sewing, needlepoint and the piano. Kathy Forbes (far left) puts absent slips in teachers ' boxes. Mrs. Garland (left) makes an important announce- ment on the intercom. Associates: Mrs. Alette Shull, Mrs. Lois Gabler.

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Specialized instruction Mr. Ron Gray (left) is the work experience instructor for Lincoln and Roosevelt. He received his MA from the U of Northern Colo- rado. He has traveled between Lincoln and Roosevelt for eight years. During second semester, Mr. Gray has been using a Civics Project course to benefit disad- vantaged students. Mrs. Jan Campbell (left center) received her MS from Drake and has been here one semester. She enjoys skiing at Aspen, Vale, and Breckenridge and also enjoys bi- cycling, camping and sailboating. Mrs. Gelene Baldis (below left) received her MA from Drake and has been here three years. Mrs. Baldis is in the teacher ' s lab and gives specialized instruction in reading, writing, and other aca- demic areas. 1 w Mrs. Barbara Shepherd (above), special education director, attended Stephens Point State University in Wisconsin and received her BA from Drake. She has been here since 1970. Mrs. Shepherd enjoys motor racing and cooking. Mrs. Diane Eoriotti (left) at- tended St. Joseph ' s Academy, Drake and the University of North- ern Iowa. She has been here one semester. Mrs. Eoriotti enjoys sewing and playing golf in her spare time. Study hall provides relaxation Mrs. Johe Hickman is a gradu- ate from Ottumwa Heights Junior College. She has been here three years. Mrs. Hickman enjoys cro- cheting, sewing, and playing tennis. Mrs. Wanda Weberg has been here three years. When not watch- ing over the study hall, she enjoys knitting, sewing, and crocheting. Mrs. Weberg spends her summers with her family at their cabin in Minnesota. Mark Edwards (left) and Jerry ( lav ton concentrate on improving their foosball technique. 15