Holgate High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Holgate, OH)

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DES MOINES. IOWA 0 JUNE, I935 Smilin' Through saw some of the class members in action, too, including Donald Pilmer, and Clara Patterson. Another phase of our Lincoln musical life deserving recognition is from our singers: Grace Coburn, Robert F rank, Raymond G-alenbeck, Ray mond Garlick, Stuart Geil, Marie Ilarbert, Mary Hollingsworth, Alfred King, liva jo Mason, Virginia Morgan, Dolores Saltz- man, and livelyn Stady. The hrst three l.inIcon High graduates to enter the professional field include Howard XV. Allred, jan., '28, attorneyg Dr. james S. Hotfer, jan., '27g Joseph J. Pe- tosa, june, '28, attorney. Their professional cards ap- pear in the advertisement on this page. Queal Lumber Company TWO BIG YARDS You can build or repair on deterred payments, if you choose DIAMONDS - WATCHES - JEWELRY Qllg Class Rings i U Pins W Ei! Graduation 575 JCWELCRSSN Gifts el Jlsnrtn 4os.l:ann.L Large Stock 'Nino 'Loo-'.uo,s:D:ui:01Illl To Select Ff'OI'Tl For Letter Work call on WORK LETTER SERVICE 308-I0 s. 3. L. Bldg. 4-4726 Multiqraphinq Mimeoqraplwinq Addressing Mailing QUALITY JEWELRY SlNCEl87I Crib JOSEPH'S Sixth at Locust Des Moingg 29 A The Senior Railsplitter 1' Jacobson DAIRY MAID Vanilla, Maple Nut and cherry Flavors Made in Des Moines Northwestern Candy Company DR. JAMES S. I-IOFFER. Jan., '27 Dentist 603 Iowa National Bank Bldg. Dial 4-45IO JOSEPH J. PETOSA. June, '28 ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 7I5 Bankers Trust Bldg. Dial 4-4822 HOWARD W. ATLREI5. Jan., '28 ot the firm Sawyer, Reed, Elick 81 Allred ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW 905 Valley Na+'I Bank Bldg. Dial 4-944I W-I-N-G-A-T-E Costume Company Tl-IEATRICAL AND FANCY DRESS COSTUMES 0 CAPS AND GOWNS Second and Walnut Streets IF!! IBM?

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The Senior Railsplitter 7 drawing at Grinnell, winning First place in the second division, Rose Sposeto. who sent a bust to the Des Moines public library. Again we mention Robert Frank, but this time for his brilliant work in the city oratorical contest. Coupled with this orator of the day is Doris Barr, whose bril- liant mind gave her an opportunity to represent Lin- coln in the extemporaneous contest this spring. Editors and journalists! Yes, we have them. VVho? Frank Mauro ........ Editor Senior Railsplitter Circulation Manager, Assistant Editor regular Railsplitter Grace Coburn, Associate Editor Senior Railsplitter Mary lfini, Sports Editor Greenhorn issue Stuart Geil, Sports Editor both publications llelen lilew, Sports Editor Greenhorn issue Albert Ciraziano, Business Manager Senior Railsplitter Maurice tiraziano, Assistant Sports Editor both publications Evelyn Stady, Extra Curricular Senior Railsplitter XYayne l.ee, Picture Editor both publications Michael Graziano, Circulation Manager Senior Railsplitter Leadership! Yes, we have leaders, too. Lester ltissinger is president of Lincoln High chapter of Na- tional llonor Society of secondary schoolsg lfVilliam Downey, president of Senior Student Council and the International Understanding clubg Stuart Geil, presi- dent of the blune, 1935, graduating class. Other june leaders include: Eva 'lo Mason, senior class secretaryg Robert Scharnweber is vice president of both senior student council and senior graduating classg Evelyn Stady is senior class secretaryg and Ruth VVenger, senior council secretary. Everyone in Lincoln has experienced at some time the unfailing service of the library statt. Four girls are now leaving this service unit, including .lessie Andersen, llloris ltarr, Pauline Buhrer, and Marie l larbert. lYhat will be left of the Lincoln chapter of National llonor Society when Jessie Andersen, Doris Barr, Lester liissinger, Glenn Ellenwood, Clara Patterson, Evelyn Stady, and Robert Scharnweber leave? Not much recognition is given those shop and stage hands who are always willing to give their services, so here's final praise to Everett Allison and Stuart Geil. 'l'wo girls always assisting R. Anderson in the business department deserve acknowledgment. They are Pauline liuhrer and Louise McDaniel. llilaritiesl Wlithout Raymond Galenbeck where would we have been? Vile had the old trusties to back us also, in Lucille Allen, Marguerite Bender, Robert Fmnk, Grace Glessner, Dorothy Parks, Albert Grazi- ano, and l'hyllis Morris. uli00lT'lCl'Z1lTgUl Remember Robert Frank? The June class was represented by Elaine Ellerman, Maurice Graziano, Alfred King, Colleen Myers, Audrey Potts, and Rose Sposeto. ABRAHAM LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL WHITE EAGLE SERVICE STATION Stop and gas with Gene and Merr 3406 S. W. 9th St. K E H M , S-For Flower: Always a Lincoln Booster Store: 9th H Walnut Greenhouse: E. 15th 81 Grand DIAL 3-5276 THE NATIONAL LIFE COMPANY Des Moines, Iowa -extends its sincere congratulations to the gradu- ating class ot Abraham Lincoln High School and with your best interest in mind. otters this one suggestion: You cannot learn too early what a tremendous aid Lite Insurance can be in facing your new obli- gations. lt would be very wise indeed it ou were to set apart some ot the money earned! in your tirst iota tor investment in your tirst lite insurance policy. Printers ot the Regular RAILSPLITTER Up-to-a-quality Union Label printing that really satisties the customer at a price he can atford to pay Publishers ot The Merchants Messenger and Park Avenue News MESSENGER PRINTING COMPANY 906 Park Avenue Phono 3-i567 Dos Moines, Iowa Have Your Eyes Examined Once a Year Registered Optometrists F' X7 Il I Dr. Sheldon Gladstone Dr. Floyd E.'l-lenry New Iowa-Des Moines Banl: Bldg. 5I6 Walnut Street Des Moines, Iowa 28

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The Senior Railsplitter ABRAHAM LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL 1 Lincoln Undertaltes Iercentenary History One of the most interesting projects undertaken by Lincoln senior students and faculty, during this past semester, is the Tercentenary compilation of The llistory of Abraham Lincoln High School. The collecting of this school history is a part of a general project, requested by secondary schools of America, in cfnnmemoration of the 300th anniversary ol' the establishment of secondary school education in America. The production of Lincoln's history has been done under the guidance of Odessa Farley, head of the Lincoln lligh linglish department. One copy of the completed history has been placed in the tiles of the state historical department: a second copy is tiled with the State Tercentenary tfommitteeg while the third copy has been placed in the Lincoln library. The committee states in the Plan of The History that: In preparing a school history and attempting to hold the length to 3,000 words, we found it necessary to make selection from the many possible subjects that might be treated. Our method of selection has been to choose from those activities in our high school the ones that seem to us to represent our particular school and to present these in chapter treatment. Those activities that we feel are common to the greater number of Iowa secondary schools, we have presented in the form of paragraph descriptions or in graphs and charts. Today's high school building, and the ideals it en- closes, was not even a dream, 300 years ago. ltut today, Nathan II. VVeelts states in the pamphlet History of Abraham Lincoln lligh School that: Twelve years ago a hope, long held by the people ot' the south part ot the city, became a reality. A new school opened its doors to the students ot the district. 700 students took advantage of this opportunity to enroll in Lincoln junior high. In the twelve years since, the school has grown to include the Lincoln senior highg its members have in- creased to 1,7003 1,100 students have completed the course and received their diplomas of graduation. During the years of its history Abraham Lincoln lligh School has tried to till its place in the community by offering to young persons the opportunity, through its varied curriculum and its extra-curricular program, of a wide experience to ht them for fuller living in the years ahead. So does this school attempt to till its place in the building up of our community. Call 15251 tor Educational Materials, Teachers' Aids, Books and Entertainment Plays Prompt Delivery Service I-Iolley School Supply Company IOO-IO2 East Grand Avenue Des Moines, Iowa HONESTLY You Should Be in WALK-OVER SHOES 614 Walnut St. Expert Prompt Best Quality Worlcmanship Service Materials PARK AVENUE SHOE SHOP FRED LUCIA, Manager A satistied customer is our best advertisement 3204 S. W. Ninth St. FACTORY FUR SERVICE Hygro-Cold Storage, Cleaning, Repairing COWNlE'S 510 Market St. ELECTRICITY is CHEAP IN DES MoiNEs.. USE IT 30