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

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A PAGE FROM THE LOG Q 'i We, the Freshmen of 1 1- struggling to ride the tux-b3ien1.95Sl3F7rTir:lAVEn whenever the waves became more fgpcefhl we could rely upon the skillful direction af ou skipper, M . Brooks, who made us feel at hgme Under his careful guidance and with words of encouragement, we elected the following Petty Officers: Odelia Branham -- First Mate Amos Sears -- Second Mate, Barbara Blue -- Kegn. er of the Log and Finances. As we crossed the stormy seas, our crew realized that there were many duties required of them in following the course. Te the Stu- dent Council, we sent the following of our mates, Verlee Nichols, Barbara Cason, Amos Sears and Harold Johnsg to the Yearbook Staff, we dispatched Kathryn Burgett and Martha Van Buren. we sent nany other members of the crew to the Band, Hi-Y, Chorus, Commercial Club, Hilltop Kitten Staff, and Dramatics Club. The Honor Roll was graced with the names of Mates Martha Van Buren Kathryn Burgett, and Amos Sears. The girls sailed over the HGREEN WAVEG faster to achieve this distinction and from their advantage point, they extend encouragement to the boys. As we sailed on, we took time to elect Verlee Nichols as our candi- date in the MISS HILLTOP ECHO contest. Though she did not emerge victori- ous, we'were pleased with her representation. Now, we near the completion of our journey and we see the Sophomore Flag in sight! EQHQEBIHE Have you ever wondered what would happen--IF BIPDS DID NOT HAVE WINGS? IF HOUSES DID NOT HAVE HIN OWS? IF CARS DID NOT HAVE TIRES? If so, you are probably wondering VMAT WOULD HAPPFN IF............ Helen Logan talked all the time? Mary Lewis made an A in Science? Delores Gess was a multi-millionaire? Kathryn Eurgett didn't have her sister Rose? Odelia Brenham was quiet for a change? Barbara Cason was Miss Homecoming Queen of 1956? Verlee Nichols had a natural walk? Bettye Stapleton didn't have her broad snile? Bertha Turner didn't have her majorette suit? Barbara west was Miss Ameiisaioi 1956? b 1 had et blac a r. Egitggavgnuguren gidnft have her first and last love? Leola Blythe was a Social Leader? Marlene Austin had been in our class all year? Harvey Henderson had a bald head? Albert Scott was H 18dY'S man? 1 9 Garland wisely was long, leanaana lanky- Amos Sears was a unce. E lish Drofessor? Siggzrghggignwgzstag cggtain Of the Basketball team? th second Fr. E.? gggogilgggngasas the tallest man in the world? EUSOHB Webb was tall, dark, and handsome? Raymond Cooper was an All-American? Donald warren didnlt have his cool walk?