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

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Steve Surbaugh (right) carries Homecoming spirit into calcu- lus class. Students show spirit (below) by dressing up for Clash Day. Dance couples (lower right) go to great heights for a more memorable evening: Dawn Reed, Lisa Lumbard, Margee Car- damon, Missy Hardcastle, Heidi Law, Carolyn Colosimo, John Herman, Steve Surbaugh, Greg Smith, Nick Cardamon, Rick Mulstay, Kurt Allison.

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incoln High choo Finally you ' re there! Two thousand people and more Got lost! . . . Found that you ' d changed, Even grew up somewhat. No longer a cute little kid- Well . . . still cflte! Developed school pride When they said You ' re a Rail! ' Go Lincoln! ou even passed classes By luck, hit or miss And somehow, you found that You ' d learned! . . . And to your surprise As seniors you were Quite tolerant of the rest Of the world . . . For some, your last year Trickled by at a crawl, For others there was never enough time! Job, School, Sports! . . . rned to drive, You SAT so you could ried to type; Be accepted so you Swing, sing, run, march, jump, or score Could start it all over Or debate . . . Again . . . . 1 isited campuses galore Where you might like to learn To prepare for the rest of Your life! And you graduated! Miracles do happen Your senior year has come To an end! . . . But- Remember those folks About whom you made jokes? When they saw you they ran, And you called them Freshmen? Well, . . . You ' re One Again! The more things change, The more they stay the same. ' ' bj Orvillc Siers 8»f JOLESCH PHOTOGRAPHY

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Queen Heidi Law and court member Carolyn Colo- simo (above) prepare for halftime festivities at the Homecoming game. Homecoming King and Queen, Dave Dueling and Heidi Law (upper right) take their traditional walk. Four wild and crazy guys (top) prepare for their performance at the Homecoming assembly: Randy Bonel, Greg Smith, Mark Murphy, Juan Noboa.