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From 9/12/84]]> A.L. choir places first. April 6, 1985
NCA evaluation 'not really bad.' May 1, 1985
Swing choir; It's a real sporting competition. April 4, 1985
Field down to four for A.L. principal. May 7, 1985
A.L. gives diplomas following ceremony. May 10, 1985
Mason City principal gets A.L. job. May 17, 1985
A.L. journalists tackle heavy issues. May 19, 1985
Mason City educator formally appointed as A.L. principal. May 29, 1985
Report praises A.L., cites some problems. May 28, 1985
St. Albert leases room to A.L. May 29, 1985
New principal anticipates 'learning year.' July 7, 1985
Board members tour school construction. August 4, 1985
A.L. students arrested in vandalism incident. September 4, 1985
Scavenger hunt caper closed; students return all of items. October 28, 1985
'Hunt' property to be returned. October 23, 1985
A.L.'s yearbook takes top honors third year in a row. November 1, 1985
Ex-T.J. teacher lends a directing hand in a pinch. November 3, 1985
A.L. newspaper, yearbook win big journalism honors. April 29, 1986
Council Bluffs students receive writing awards. October 10, 1986
A.L. yearbook wins four first place awards. October 10, 1986
AL football players, students charged at park beer party. October 27, 1986
School committee will discuss plans to remove asbestos from AL building. November 6, 1986
A.L. asbestos removal work bids submitted. January 23, 1986
Marsh tops academic competitors. February 2, 1987
Bids opened to remove asbestos at Abraham Lincoln High School. February 30, 1987
A.L. student newspaper wins metro competition. April 30, 1987
A.L. yearbook staff kept after school by lost pages. June 14, 1987
Scholarship established for A.L. grads. October 18, 1987
A.L. choir seeking funds for national performance. December 27, 1987
A.L. gets passing grade for parent communication. January 2, 1988
School withholds $9,800 for gym floor damages. February 17, 1988
A.L. bomb threat suspected to be students' prank. February 25, 1988
Lynx set for state. March 8, 1988
A.L. to honor 3 graduates. March 17, 1988
Partnership joins store, high school. April 28, 1988
Asbestos work begins at A.L. June 23, 1988
Republicans win mock election, local-option tax defeated at A.L. November 8, 1988
A.L. 'pay to attend' irks some. December 5, 1988Attendance prizes to be discussed with A.L. parents. December 8, 1988
A.L. Boosters to spearhead drive to curb teen drinking. December 13, 1988
A.L. boosters support 'pay to attend.' December 13, 1988
Bequest of $10,000 will provide scholarships for A.L. students. January 3, 1989
A.L. students win $60 in attendance drawings. January 12, 1989
Three-day fund-raiser set at A.L. January 19, 1989
Abraham Lincoln senior attends national leadership conference. March 1, 1985
Dollars for attendance offered again at A.L. March 3, 1989
13 A.L. youths advance to national DECA meet. March 9, 1989
A.L. to induct 37 students to National Honor Society. March 20, 1989
Substitute teacher is hired to patrol A.L. parking lot. April 6, 1989
A.L. student wins journalism award. April 7, 1989
A.L. student plan egg sale for DECA. April 13, 1989
National Merit Scholarships to A.L. seniors. May 17, 1989
A.L. reveals scholarships. May 24, 1989
A.L.'s mock election turns thumbs down on option tax. December 9, 1985
Hastings man selected as new A.L. principal. Jun 28, 1990
Students against President Bush starting war; A.L. votes on issues in mock election. December 14, 1990
Lynx-O-Rama Fun Fest will fund school groups. January 14, 1990
Four A.L. students honored for yearbook. February 9, 1990
A.L. student sit-in protests loss of after-lunch break. March 13, 1990
Frick will leave A.L. for superintendent job. April 27, 1990
A.L. suspends two students who try to thwart tow truck. April 24, 1990
A.L. suspends 25 in parking fuss. April 25, 1990
A.L.'s yearbook, paper win awards. May 3, 1990
A.L. journalism students honored. May 7, 1981
A.L. staff will discuss gang threat. May 15, 1991
Wilks to leave A.L. post for Lincoln principal job. May 17, 1991
Search underway for A.L. principal. June 15, 1991
Californian to take post at A.L. High. July 13, 1991
DECA youth selling eggs to fund trip. April 13, 1992
Abraham Lincoln maintains its high rating in journalism. April 30, 1992
Attitudes; Abraham Lincoln students assess world condition. May 26, 1992
AIDS victim remembered by students. May 14, 1993
Students talk about trash reading ethics; Recent 'Dear Abby' column sparks debate in English classes at Abraham Lincoln. June 7, 1993
Bluffs band pays for trips with dinner-concert funds. March 16, 1997]]> New Restaurant: February 22, 1965
Food Host Firm Plans To Issue Common Stock June 12, 1969
King's Food Host Expansion Slated Here July 10, 1969
King's Will Locate In New Shop Center - Letting Bids Now August 25, 1969
Park Wall Gets Paint And Flowers May 31, 1972]]> Miss America 1974]]> Miss America 1974]]> Hancock Girl Heads Program December 6, 1970
Hancock Girl Is Elected May 3, 1971
Iowa's Ak-Sar-Ben Countesses For The 1972 Coronation Ball October 8, 1972
Hancock Girl Is 'Miss Colorado' July 18, 1973
Hancock Woman Seeks U.S. Title August 5, 1973
Rebecca Ann King Arrives In N.J. For Beauty Contest September 2, 1973
SWI Girl New Miss America September 9, 1973
Hancock Won't Forget Queen Of King Family September 10, 1973
Stay Within The System - Hancock's Miss America: September 10, 1973
Letters To King Family Are Critical September 16, 1973
Miss Americal To Tour In Western Iowa September 25, 1973
Welcome Home Miss America October 1, 1973
Lima Beans Make Up For Becky's Missed Breakfast October 1, 1973
The King Family October 1, 1973
The New Miss America, Rebecca Ann King . . . October 15, 1973
Oakland Ready For Miss America's Visit December 16, 1973
Miss America Visits Oakland December 23, 1973
Miss America Entered Pageant for Scholarship December 26, 1973
Rebecca King On Television Show August 2, 1974
Miss King, Non-Stop Beauty September 4, 1974]]> Miss America 1974]]> (mid) Miss King . . . as she appeared Sept. 9 after winning the Miss America title in Atlantic City, N.J. - AP Wirephoto
(bot) This Sign . . . along Highway 59 in Hancock will let travelers know the tow is the home of Rebecca Ann King, Miss America for 1974. Contributions paid for the sign. ]]> Rebecca_Ann_King_10_01_1973_002.jpg
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