Lincoln University Laboratory High School - Hilltop Echoes Yearbook (Jefferson City, MO)

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v s , l-5115 e v Q Dear Young Friends, I congratulate you upon the success you have had thus far in living and learning life. You have achieved so much to be thank- ful to your parents and teachers for. And now you are graduating into a world which will teach you more than you have already come to know. with an open mind, a cheer- ful and courageous heart and con- tinued good health to keep you meeting life's challenges as they come, each of you will surely be- come what you can be Sincerely yours, Sherman D. Scruggs, President i l l so ft? fi e . n e ig xx X 3 ADMINISTR T095 Dear Students, We are living in momentous times. All about the American scene is changing. All people are becoming tolerant of all races, religions, and other groups of people in the spirit of a true democracy Lincoln University High School is doing its job of training citizens for the world to come. we hold high the ideals of democracy. We believe that we can attain these ideals best by liv- ing and working in a democratic school. Students are expected to do their part and to accept the responsibility for creative productions, student government and student participation in cultural activities. This yearbook is an example of such participation by students. It will con- tain many fine memories in years to come. Let me congratulate all of those who have had a part in this production. Sincerely yours, James H. SGGHOY, Principal

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ff :ggi ALbMJ, ,4,. M ,.,Q-- ,, dgsggigk These roots of the tree are able to ' ' ' '. ' , 2 ' -' ffr- extract the much needed food from .f , v '- the earth and distribute it to the ' 1.1 ' other parts of the tree. is A x NJHA ,V 3 wa., 6- 1 . . XM J fax nThe happiest person is the person who THE s FACULTY Miss Ouida sprye ............... English nHhen wealth is lost, nothing is lost. 3: .5 when health is lost, something is lost. ' when character is lost, all is 1ost.' - Mr. Gerald B ooks ....... Science . I 'There is no substitute for sound -ig thinking and hard work. I Mr. James Dixon ....... Mathematics No man can score in life unless he knows where the goal post lies.' Mrs. Gwendolyn Newkirk.....Home Econ. thinks the most interesting thought.' Mrs. Grace Swinton ....... . Lan u es 1- . .. g ag nMans' greatest glory is not in falling, but in being able to rise after falling. Mr. Thomas Byers ..... Social Studies Always remember that ngreat successes from meager beginnings grow.n tv X1 NN. 4, Mr. J. warren Howell... Mech. Arts Vow always to make progress, HSVSP ,.s A retrogress. ' -1. 'sr- up . M1ss.Gwendo1yn McDuffie .... Commercial '5 HAnd this above all - to thine ou self .,, be true. And it must follow as the night the day. Thou canst not then be lf false to any man.' I j f I