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

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One of the most honorabl 11 b tree is the National Heier goiigi our ' C All of its branches point upward Z' ' '-XX success. W O fi? QA, Nh 1- w W ' , 'ryan -ef ., .,f 1 ' yr' ' C 4'1- ,,,, ,su fl i ' as NATIONAL , i NOP . 'TBR ' 5, J. , -1-'fff W J Q' ,, ' r f Upholders of the four principles of the National Hon p Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service, reverentli Zgthery, around their organizationls emblem, dedicating themselves to sustain these ideals. They are, left to right, front row, william VanBuren, Yvonne Givant, and James VanBureng second row, Carl Smith, Goldie Vaughn, Rose Burgett, Donna Jean Childs, Ruby Elaine Brown, and Berta Ann Crum. Mr. Brooks is sponsor of the organization. HQTOVS the limb that gives an air or business to our hilltop tree. COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club, first or- ganized in 1950, has as its purpose the promotion of interest in the Business and Commercial courses offered at Lincoln High. In addi- tion, it seeks through discussion, field trips, movies, and other means to better equip future Business Per- sonnel. The members are: first row, left to right, Geneva Nickens, Bessie Bledsoe, Martha Van Buren, Elaine Brown, Wanda Cooper, second row, left to right, Rose Rurgett, Frances Brown, Goldie Vaughn, Shirley Rich- mond, Delores Gessg third row, left to right, Miss McDuff?e, soonsor of the organization, Odelia Brenham, , Katherine Furgett, and Donna Jean ' 1 533 ' Childs. I af? '

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The branches of this limb produce better Home- makers for the world X of tomorrow, X NHR, UBetter Homes for a Better Nationn, the motto of the NHA, expresses the goal of this or- ganization which is composed of Junior and Senior High School students studying Homemaking, and is one of the major purposes of all Homemaking Education. They recognize that Family Life to be successful must be a group enterprise. Thusly, thru group participation on the pa t of the N.H.A.members, they are able to provide valuable experi- ences in group living and self- development. This limb of our tree carries honor 'I' and respectg ever helping us to grow in Christian character. ' fy- ',,- f ' ' V W l -Q ' x..,',f,. qebila.-L, P ,gli ' 8 better and stronger America, the members of the Hi-Y at Lincoln For J ' ' to their re ular activities the club par- an 3 dupln Brotherhood Week. Members are left to right: Walter prog? m ED e'd nt Delray Gess, william Smith, William VanEuren- Wi1l?am5'Vic? rrgilmgs-Qhaplain, William Cooper, James Cole, Owen Richmond, PreS1dent'IS1an P O Jith a d Mr Howell Advisor. Lavore Richmond: Carl Sm n ' ' , tai 1 X