Lincoln Academy - Lincolnian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1963 volume:

3 THE LINCOLNIAN LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI The Story of Sixty-Three The story of Sixty-Three, like preceding stories, is the story of a school with deep, strong, and productive roots. More important, it is the story of boys and girls proud of the depth, strength and productiveness of their roots; secure in the knowledge that as they have nutured so will they nuture them. It is, also, the story of dedicated and inspired teachers and administrators, who give of their time and energies freely and enthusiastically. For they are motivated by love for and devotion to duty. Adventures in learning and growing up took up the greater part of the time. Concentrated study was provided to develop our minds; desirable play activities were provided to develop our bodies; worthwhile leisure time activities were provided to develop our spiritual, esthestic and moral being. A peek in the classrooms shows some of us busily engaged in reading, writing and arithmetic. Another peek will show study on a more advanced level--in the science laboratory, in the language laboratory, in the homemaking laboratory, in the photographic dark room or in the drafting room. Clubs of various kinds complement work in the classroom and make adventures in learning and growing-up pleasant and enjoyable. All good things must come to an end and so it is with our high school education. But this is not the end of our story. Graduation marks the end of childhood and adolescence and signals the beginning of adulthood. We are certain that the nature of adulthood will be influenced greatly by the experiences of our childhood and adolescence. We do not fear the future; we welcome it with courage and enthusiasm. Table of Contents Administration Faculty Students Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen 10 20 Activities ................................................70 Sports.................................................... HO 4 This, my last message to you, through the pages of the Lincolnian, is one of hope and challenge for the future. At no time in the history of civilization has there been more opportunity for work for men and women of competence and integrity. Any person who does his job well with efficiency and skill can find employment, provided he has the personal qualifications to merit selection by an employer. This is particularly true of jobs requiring intelligence and or skill. For nearly 45 years it has been my joy and pleasure to serve the youth and their parents of this community. I shall miss the challenge of helping young minds and personalities grow and develop. I leave the schoolroom for a new challenge and an opportunity to serve. I shall miss the bright eyes and eager faces of youth, but I sincerely believe the new challenge I now have accepted will be beneficial to a larger segment of our city. So while I regret leaving close friends, 1 am intrigued and challenged by a new and greater opportunity. I also look forward to an even greater Lincoln High School under a new administrator. 10 Earl D. Thomas ANN JOHNSON Vice-Principal CHARLES B. WEST Counselors JOHN EASON Faculty CHESTER R. ANDERSON Drafting M SGT. SAMUEL BLASINGAME Instructor ROTC KENNETH BROOKS Woodwork ANTRONETTE N. BROWN English - Newswriting, Sponsor Callotype, Chr. Junior Class JAMES A. BUFORD General Science, Head Football Coach PERCY M. CARUTHERS Biology, Director Of Athletics NAOMI R. CHEROT English, Sponsor Y-Teens ANDREW W. DARTON, JR. Chemistry, Physics 12 Faculty CHARLES H. DREW English, Bus. Mgr. Yearbook MABLE H. DUNLAP Homemaking - Clothing, Sponsor F.H.A. CHARLES M. DWIGHT Special Education ISSAC GARDNER Mathematics, School Treasurer NANCY R. HENRY Physical Education, Sponsor Cheerleaders NEAL F. HERRIFORD English CLIFFORD HERRING Social Studies GLEE J. HOPKINS Homemaking, Foods, Chr. Senior Class is Faculty NORMAN Q. HUBBARD Mathematics WILLIAM H. JOHNSON Spanish, English, Sponsor Junior Red Cross ANITA LEGGETT JAMES LONG, JR. Homemaking, Sponsor, Art, Physical Education Tri-Hi-Y MILDRED F. PENNINGTON Speech, Dramatics, Sponsor Dramatics Club LENEL MASON MABEL E. MOORE Physical Education, Remedial Reading Track Coach LUKE H. PONDER Human Science, Family Relations, Sponsor Student Council 14 Faculty LEONARD PRYOR MERTHA REYNOLDS Art, Sponsor Art Club, Mathematics Chr. Freshman Class WILLIAM ROWAN Civics, Head Basketball Coach ROBERT F. SHORT Driver Education FANNIE M. SIMMONS Shorthand-Typing, Sponsor National Honor Society WILLIARD SMITH Electricity OCTAVIA STRONG English, Sponsor Future Teachers of America WILLIAM E. STROUD Social Studies, Photography, School Photographer • 15 Faculty GRACE T. SWINTON WILLIAM R. TILLMON French - English. C.O.E. Coordinator Sponsor Yearbook EDMUND D. WASHINGTON Social Studies ROSETTA N. WEBB Mathematics, Chr. Sophomore Class EDWARD C. WEST Crafts - Woodwork CALVIN WHITMORE Instrumental Music GRACE A. WILLIAMS JOHN S. WILLIAMS Work-Study Group Vocal Music 16 Faculty GARNETT B. WILSON LAURENCE P. WELCOME ELLIS DOROTHY L. GREENE Special Education WILSON Nurse Secretary Shorthand - Typing, Bookkeeping, Asst. Football Coach RUBY A. HUGHES SADIE M. LEWIS CLAUDIA H. LYONS Secretary Attendance Secretary Registrar Faculty Members Not Shown JOSEPH CADE Accompanist LEWIS LIVINGSTON Work Study Group EVELYN MAYFIELD Social Studies ELLA V. SMITH Physical Education, Sponsor Majorettes- Orchesis HENRY W. WEST Vocal Music 17 STUDENTS SENIOR OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Jewel Hogan, Edmund Hughes, Micheal Weddington, Ronald Horn-President. Seniors Bid Adieu to Lincoln Four years have rolled by and now we stand on the threshold of graduation. However, it seems only yesterday that we entered the doors of the Castle on the Hill. While we look forward to com- mencement with eagerness, we look back- ward with nostalgia. Memories of frightened, bewildered freshmen still remain with us. We, like all new freshmen everywhere, found it difficult to adjust to new surroundings in a large high school. This natural state passed quickly because our teachers were friendly and helpful. Adaptation paved the way for whole- hearted participation in school activities outside the classroom. As sophomores we joined clubs, played sports and won honors for ourselves and Lincoln. We inaugurated the Sophomore Hop . During our junior and senior years we increased participation in clubs, or- anizations, sports and cultural activities, udy House won an excellent award in the annual Science Fair. And for two con- secutive years, Patricia Patrick won first place in the American Legion Oratorical Contest. Five girls became members of the 110 Girls Club; eleven of us were inducted into the National Honor Society. The Junior-Senior play was exceptionally good and the Junior-Senior prom was unforgettable. Seniors played an import- ant part in defeating Rosedale High School on the televised program Categories . We could go on and on but we have learned to be modest. Modesty does not prevent our giving fifteen cheers for the class of '63, fifteen cheers for the faculty and fif- teen cheers for Lincoln High School. 20 Class Of 1963 WAYNE ANDERSON GERALD MORRIS BARBER 4 Year Band Award and Or- chestra, Red Cross. Ambition: To be a Musician. Hobbies: Dancing and Music. K A AREN PRISELLA BOYD National Honor Society, Or- chestra Award, Math Club, 100 Girls Club. Ambition: To be a Doctor. Hobby: Reading. JACQUELINE MARIE AUBREY Perfect Attendance for 2 years, Art Club, National Honor Society. Ambition: To be an element- ary teacher. Hobby: Sewing. JAMES BOLDEN R.O.T.C. Rifle Team 1962 Ambition: To bean Electronic Technician. Hobby: Target Shooting. HAZEL LOUISE BOYKINS National Honor Society, FTA, FHA, Y-Teens Club. Ambition: To be a Laboratory Technician. Hobby: Sewing. CHARLIE EARL BRECKINRIDGE Varsity Football Letter, Math Club. Ambition: To be an Engineer. Hobby: Sports. VELMA LEE BREWER Shorthand Award, O.G.A. Junior, Choir, Tri-Hi-y. Ambition: To be a Licensed Practical Nurse. Hobbies: Reading, Swimming and Dancing. Class Of 1963 LEO WILSON BROWN B-Team Football, Swimming Team, Tri-Hi-Y, Red Cross. Ambition: To be an Electron- ics Computing Engineer. Hobbies: Short Wave Radio and Jazz. M1CKELIN GAYLE BURNES Y-Teens, Junior Red Cross, FT A, FHA, Art Club, TVping Awards, Orchesis Club Award, Shorthand Award. Ambition: To be an Elemen- tary Teacher. Hobbies: Sewing, Reading and Drawing. BOBETTE LOUISE CAPLE Y-Teens, Junior Achievement Award, FTA, French Club, Chorus, Pep Club, Dramatics Club. Ambition: To be a Sociologist. Hobbies: Singing, Dancing, Swimming. LARRY NOREL CHAMBERS Typing Award. Ambition: To be an Engineer. Hobbies: Weight Lifting, Swimming. VIRGIL BROWN R.O.T.C. Drum and Bugle Corps,and Drill Team. Ambition: To be a Mortician. Hobbies: Dancing, Singing, and Skating. SANDRA LeVERNE CAMPBELL Two Shorthand Awards, Majorette Award, Junior O. G.A. Award, Chorus, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Majorette, Orchesis Club. Hobbies: Sewing, Reading and Cooking. DEANNA KAY CARTER Ambition: To be a Nurse. Hobbies: Cooking and Music. SANDRA MARIE CHAMBERS Typing Award, Jr.RedCross, Y-Teens. Ambition: To be a Nurse. Hobby: Modern Dancing. 22 Class Of 1963 CAROLYN SUE CHATMAN Sports Award, Orchesis-Ma- jorettes, FTA, FHA, Junior Achievement, Student Council. Ambition: Undecided. Hobbies: Dancing and Sports. FRANCES ELAINE COLBERT Art Club. Ambition: To be a Nurse. Hobbies: Cooking, Sewing, and Drawing. JANIE LEE CROOMS Majorette Award, Intramural Award, Student Council, Red Cross, Y-Teens, FTA, Tri- Hi-Y, Orchesis Club, Spanish Club, Dramatics Club, Chorus, Junior Achievement. Ambition: To be a Model. Hobbies: Dancing and Singing. GENE CLAY Student Council. Ambition: To be an Automo- bile Mechanic. Hobby: Basketball. ALVIN LOUIS COUTS Band, Drum and Bugle Corp. Ambition: To be a History Teacher. Hobby: Reading Hot Rod Books. CHERYL JANET DAVIS Shorthand Awards, Dramatics Club, Chorus, FHA, Red Cross. Ambition: To be a Stenogra- pher. Hobbies: Singing, Dancing. MACEO DICKSON WILHELMENA I. DICKSON Representative to Y-Teens Summer Conference, Typing Award, FHA, Intramural A- ward-3 years, FTA, Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Varsity Cheer- leader, Red Cross, Student Council, Junior Achievement, Math Club. Ambition: To be an Interior Decorator. Hobby: Sewing. 23 Class Of 1963 JESSE MILTON ELBERT JR. Typing Award, R.O.T.C. Drill Team, R. O. T. C. Of f icer s' Staff. Ambition: To be a Bookkeep- er. Hobbies: Listening to Jazz, and Reading. RUBYE LaVERNE FOBBS French Club, Y-Teens, Dra- matics Club. Ambition: To be a Dramatics Teacher. Hobbies: Reading, Creative Drawing. MILTON JEROME FIELDS Varsity Football. Ambition: To be a Profes- sional Football Player. Hobbies: Dancing, Drawing. GENEVA FRANKLIN Ambition: To be a Nurse. Hobbies: Dancing, Reading, Cooking. JULIET TERESA FRYh Ambition: To be a writer. Hobbies: Badminton, Skating. JOHN EDWARD FRANKLIN Hobbies: Basketball, Base- ball. MELBA MARIE FRANKLIN Intramural Award, FTA, FHA, Y-Teens. Ambition: To be an Elemen- tary School Teacher. Hobbies: Reading, Dancing. SHIRLEY JEAN GARNER Ambition: To be a Registered Nurse. Hobbies: Reading, Sewing, Cooking. 24 Class Of 1963 CARL EUGENE GARRETT Art Club, Track. Hobby: Sports. JACQUELYN V. GASKIN Ambition: To be a Dress- maker and Designer. Hobbies: Sewing, Collecting Records. ERNESTINE GILBERT Shorthand Awards, Intra- mural Award, Typing Award, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Varsity Cheerleader, FTA, Junior A- chievement. Ambition: To be a Legal Sec- retary. Hobbies: Dancing, Sports. WALTER EDWARD HAYSLETT Hobbies: Basketball and Foot- ball. CONSTANCE HAZEL HENDERSON Shorthand Award. Ambition: To be a Veteri- narian. Hobbies: Taking Care of Ani- mals and Sewing. BETTY JEAN HARDIN Pep Club, Y-Teens, Student Council. Hobbies: Reading, Sewing, Cooking. ALYCE JEWEL HENDERSON Shorthand Awards, Junior O. G.A. Award, Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club. Ambition: To be a Dietitian. Hobbies: Bowling, Skating. JERALDINE MARIE HOBLEY FTA, Majorettes, Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Orchesi s Club, Chorus, Student Council. Ambition: To be a Nurse. Hobbies: Dancing, Cooking. 25 Class Of 1963 STEPHEN KEITH HODGES Superior Cadet Award; Chicago Tribune Award, Rifle Team Award, Drill Team, Junior Achievement. Ambition: To be A Draftsman. Hobby: Small Bore Rifle Fir- ing. MARY FRANCES HOLLOWAY Chorus, Y-Teens, Ambition: To be a Book- keeper. Hobbies: Sewing, Cooking, Dancing, and Bowling. JUDY MARIA HOUSE Science Fair-Excellent Award, National Honor Society, Jr. Red Cross, Chorus, Spanish Club, Math Club, 100 Girls Club, Typing Award, Conference of Christians and Jews. Ambition: To be a Mathema- tician or Chemical Engineer. Hobbies: Dancing, Reading, and Collecting Classical Re- cord Albums. TOMMIE DELOYCE HUDSON Typing Award, Shorthand A- wards, Student Council, Ma- jorettes. Ambition: To be a Clerk Typist. Hobbies: Skating and Danc- ing and Singing. JEWEL DELMO HOGAN Football, Basketball, Red Cross. Ambition: To be a Pharma- cist. Hobby: Sports. RONALD LEE HORN Varsity Basketball, Spanish Club, Student Council, Red Cross. Ambition: To be a Chemist. Hobbies: Reading and Basket- ball. FREDERICK KIRBY HUBBARD B-Team Football, Track. Ambition: To be a Drafts- man. Hobbies: Sports and Dancing. EDMOND LEON HUGHES National Honor Society, Rifle Team, Drill Team, R.O.T.C. Battle Group Commander. Ambition: To be a Nuclear Physicist Hobby: Reading. 26 Class Of 1963 ELDON HUGHLON SHIRLEY GRACE HUNTER Typing Award, FTA, Y- Teens, Yearbook Attendance, 59-61. Ambition: To be a Techni- cian. Hobbies: Doll Collecting, Dancing, Music. LaNITA JEWEL JACKSON Delegate to National Honor Society Convention, Orchesis Award, Y-Teens, Art Club, Junior Achievement, Chorus 3 years. National Conference of Christians and Jews, 100 Girls. Ambition: To be a Language Interpreter. Hobbies: Sewing and Design- ing. ROSILYN ANN JONES Typing Awards, Shorthand A- wards, Dramatics Club. Ambition: To be an X-Ray Technician. Hobbies: Sewing, and Dec- orating. HELEN BEATRICE HUGHLON Shorthand Award, Typing A- ward. Chorus, Pep Club, FHA. Ambition: To be an X-Ray Technician. Hobbies: Reading, Dancing, Drawing. ANNIE MARIE IVY Intramural Awards, Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club. Ambition: To be a Key Punch Operator. Hobbies:Sewing. Dancing and Painting RUBY LEE JOHNSON FHA, Chorus, Y-Teens. Ambition: To be a Typist. Hobbies: Sewing, Cooking, and Reading. EUGENE JORDAN Ambition: To be an Engineer. Hobby: Collecting Jazz Albums. 27 Class Of 1963 Charles mckinley KENNEDY Art Club. Ambition: To be an Elemen- tary Teacher. Hobbies: Bowling, and Radio Repair. THEODORE WILLIAM McFEDERS R.O.T.C., Drill Team, Drum and Bugle Corps. Ambition: To be an Electronic Engineer. Hobby: Football. HELEN LOUISE McTYE Typing Award, National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Y- Teens, Math Club, Chorus, Dramatics Club. Ambition: To be a Teacher. Hobbies: Singing and Cooking. WILLIE RUTH MILES Tri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens, ArtClub. Ambition: To be an X-Ray Technician. Hobbies: Sewing, Reading. WANDA LEE McCLEARN Majorette Award, Shorthand Awards, Typing Awards, Orchesis, Chorus, Junior A- chievement 61-62, FTA, Stu- dent Council. Ambition: To be an Elemen- tary Teacher. Hobbies: Collecting Jazz Al- bums, and Playing the Piano. CAROLYN JOE McNEELY Y-Teens, FHA, Spanish Club, Cheerleader for 2 Years, Student Counci 1, Chorus. Ambition: To be a Dentist. Hobby: Swimming. MELVIN MARTIN Ambition: Air Force Career. Hobby: Collecting Model Cars. CHERYLLYN LEE MILLER Shorthand Awards, Majorette, Orchesis, Chorus. Ambition: To bea Clerk Typist. Hobbies: Dancing and Bowling. 28 Class Of 1963 EDWARD PERRY MITCHELL Rifle Team, Commander of Color Guard, Drill Team. Ambition: To be an Infantry Technologist. Hobbies: Reading and Danc- ing. JOYCESTEEN MITCHEM Junior Achievement. Ambition: To be a Secretary Hobby: Sewing BIRDIE MORGAN MARLENE ANNA MORTON Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club. Ambition: To be a Nurse. Hobbies: Cooking, Reading, and Dancing. BARBARA JOYCE MORRIS Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Junior Achievement, FHA, Chorus, Spanish Club. Ambition: To be a Lawyer. Hobbies: Swimming and Danc- ing. JOYCE MULLEN VERNICE MARIE MURRAY Outstanding Junior Award, National Honor Society, Vice Pres., National Conf. of Christians and Jews, FTA, Science Club, Math Club, FHA, Y-Teens. Ambition: To be a Radiologist. Hobby: Sewing. NATHAN CLINTON NASH Reporter ofSeniorClass, Drill Team, Drum and Bugle Corps Commander, Band, Or- chestra. Ambition: To be a Jazz Trum- pet Player. Hobbies: Dancing, Bowling. 29 JACQUELYN NOLEN Class Of 1963 PATRICIA LOUISE PATRICK President of the National Hon- or Society, Typing Award, American Legion Award, Delegate to Girls' State, Y- Teens, Pep Club, Chorus, Junior Achievement, 100 Girls, National Conference of Christians and Jews, FTA, Ambition: To be a Bacterio- logist. Hobbies: Reading, and Danc- ing. NATHANIEL PETTAWAY Chorus. Ambition: To be a Realtor. CELIA JOYCE PAGE Red Cross. Ambition: To be a Teacher. Hobbies: Sewing, Cooking. YVONNE PERKINS Typing Award, Shorthand A- wards. Chorus, Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Student Council, Pep Club, FTA, Photography Club. Ambition: To be a Stenograph- er. Hobbies: Sewing, Bowling, and Collecting Jazz Albums. RUTH ESTHER PRICE Majorette Awards, Athletic Princess '62, R.O.T.C. Prin- cess '62, FHA, Student Coun- cil, Spanish Club. Ambition: To be a Nurse. Hobbies: Cooking and Sewing. MARY ANN RANDOLPH 2 Years'Perfect Attendance, Varsity Cheerleader, Red Cross, French Club. Ambition: To be a Physical Education Teacher. Hobbies: Skating, Swimming, Dancing, and Collecting Pic- tures. DOPHNE YVONNE RICH Hobbies: Dancing, Listening to Records. so Class Of 1963 CLAUDIA MAE RICKS FHA. AmbitionrTo be a Nurse Hobbies: Dancing, Singing, Swimming. NONNIE RUTH ROWE Shorthand Award, Intramural Award, Chorus, FTA, Stu- dent Council, Red Cross, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Junior Achievement, French Club. Ambition: To be a Social Worker. Hobbies: Singing, Listening to Symphonic Music. NORMA JEAN SAVAGE Typing Award, Rep. to Safety Council, Junior Achievement, Pep Club, FTA, Tri-Hi-Y, Art Club, Student Council, Band. Ambition: To be a Social Worker. BERDA RUTH SMITH National Honor Society, Opti- mist International Youth Ap- preciation Award, Tri-Hi-Y, Y-Teens, FHA. Ambition: To be a Teacher. Hobbies: Sewing, and Read- ing. WILLETT RILEY Hobbies: Music, and Table Tennis. GERALDINE RUE Typing Award, Chorus. Ambition: To be a Registered Nurse. Hobbies: Reading, and Singing. BEVERLY LORINE SHAW FTA, FHA, Pep Club. Ambition: To be an X-Ray Technician. Hobbies: Skating, Listening to Jazz. FREDERIC SMITH Band, Orchestra, R.O.T.C., Drum and Bugle Corps. Ambition: Tobea Music Teacher. Hobby: Music. 31 Class Of 1963 KENNETH EUGENE SPEESE Varsity Football and Basket- ball, All City Honorable Men- tion Basketball. Ambition: To Play Pro- fessional Basketball or Foot- ball. Hobbies: Sports, and Listen- ing to Records. MELVIN UDELL STEWART Football, Band, R.O.T.C., Drum and Bugle Corps. Ambition: To be a Corpora- tion Lawyer. MARY JEAN TATUM Photography Club, Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Red Cross, Y-Teens. Ambition: To be a Nurse. Hobbies: Collecting Jazz Al- bums, and Dancing. WILMA JEAN TRIMBLE Pep Club. Ambition: To be a Nurse. Hobbies: Dancing, Reading. GWENDOLYN JEAN VENABLE Typing Award, Attendant to Yearbook Queen 62 , FTA, FHA, Art Club. Ambition: To be a Private Secretary. Hobbies: Drawing and Swim- ming. EMMA LOUISE TINSLEY Y-Teens, Chorus, FTA. Hobbies: Singing, Bowling. JANICE VAUGHN ARRELIUS BARRON VONLEGGETT Delegate to Missouri Boys' State, Delegate to the Red Cross Training Center, Citi- zenship Award, Third-Prize Winner of the American Le- gion Oratorical Contest-1962, French Club, FTA, Junior Achievement, Chorus, Drama Club, R.O.T.C., Drill Team, Student Council. Ambition: To Major in For- eign Languages and English. Hobbies: Reading, Singing, and Speaking. 32 Class Of 1963 GERALDINE I. WATSON Spanish Club, Art Club. Ambition: To be a Secretary. MICHAEL EARL WEDDINGTON Red Cross, Vice Pres. Senior Class, R.O.T.C., Drill Team, Chorus. Ambition: To be a Lawyer. Hobbies: Playing the Organ, and Piano ARCHIE LEE WHITE Football, Track, Chorus, Dramatics Club, R.O.T.C., Drill Team, Junior Achieve- ment. Ambition: To go to the Ma- rines. Hobby: Photography. GINNIE LEE WILLINGHAM Y-Teens, FHA. Ambition: To be a Dress De- signer. Hobbies: Sewing and Cooking. CLAUDIA WITCHER Ambition: To be a Secretary. Hobbies: Sewing, Cooking and Skating. PHILLIP WHITE GLADYS MAE WINSTON Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Y- Teens, Junior Red Cross, Art Club. Ambition: To be a Typist. Hobby: Collecting Jazz Re- cords. FRANC1NE WOODARD Shorthand Award. Ambition: To be a Secretary. Hobbies: Skating, Dancing, and Music. 33 Class Of 1963 JANIE ROMELDA WOODARD Typing Award, Red Cross, Student Council, FTA, Tri- Hi-Y, French Club, Dra- matics Club. Ambition: To be an Elemen- tary Teacher. Hobbies: Reading, Dancing, and Cooking. SENIORS NOT SHOWN 1. ARTHUR LEE BANKS 20. EDWARD JONES 2. GEORGE BATES 21. LEODIE JORDON 3. EDWARD BAZZLE 22. HERBERT McDANIEL 4. EDGAR BLAKE 23. ROGER MAYS 5. FELIX BOWERS 24. LORETTA MERRILL 6. ELINOR BRICE 25. CHARLES MOORE 7. CURTIS BURTON 26. MILDRED MOORE 8. JAY BUTTS 27. JAMES SCOTT 9. WILLIAM CONLEY 28. FRED SPENCER 10. CARL HERBERT DIXON 29. GEORGE SUGGS 11. DENNIS DREW 30. TYRONE TAYLOR 12. DOROTHY ELLIS 31. MELVIN TOPPS 13. ERNEST ELLIS 32. GLORIA TURLEY 14. WILLIE FINDLEY 33. ROY WATSON 15. FREDERICK FLOWERS 34. HENRY WHITE 16. PHILISTINE FOSTER 35. KATIE WHITTED 17. EMMETT HAWKINS 36. JEAN WILLIAMS 18. 19. ORVILLE JACKSON JOYCE JACOWAY 37. SAMUEL WILLIAMS Autographs 33 JUNIOR OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Earl Greene, Charles McTyre, President Ronald Wallace, Joe Moore, Cynthia Evans, Joseph Paige, Henry Lyons, Dorsey Blake. Juniors 36 Two ambitious Juniors, Dorsey Blake and Charles McTyre, work on a Science Fair Project. Juniors Joyce Allen Royce Allen Victoria Allen Sylvia Alston Naomie Anderson Robert Anderson Phyllis Barbour Angeline Barnes Ernestine Bea Herma Bell Gregory Beverly Barbara Brown Dorsey Blake Rosie Blue Shirley Birdwell Betty Brooks Charles Brown Emma Brown Rosetta Brown Stephen Brown 37 Juniors Turhan Brown Anita Bruce Charles Brommall Willie Bryson Clarence Budget Georgia Burns Cunis Byrd James Carr Sharyn Chappell Geraldine Chatman Jerry Cleveland Marceline Childress Mattie Clark Viola Cline Willa Cline Mary Cowthran Ivy Crosby Gaylord Danfonh Evelyn Daniels James Daniels 38 Juniors Beverly Davis Gloria Davis Herbert Davis Verateen Davis Raleigh Davis Charlene Dawson Jennifer Dunmore Ermon Dunn James Dupree Cynthia Evans Vallie Evans James Fergurson Hysetus Fewell Allan Ford Cleveland Ford Bonita Fopp Georgia Frazier Hermon Fristoe Helen Gaskin Tanya Cillis 39 Juniors Brenda Gower Earl Greene Erica Green Myrtle Halloway Eugene Hammond Diana Handson Eddie Haney Jeffie Harrison Cynthia Haynes William Henderson Phillip Hendricks Louis Hicks Barbara Hillmon Mildred Hill Marjorie Hobley Clay Hogan Ethel Hooker Albie Hoover Sandra Hopson Linzy Hoskins 40 Juniors Charles Howell Sylvia Howell Joseph Hubbard Malvin Hubbard Betty Johnson Edward Johnson Connie Lou Jones Lillie Jones Audrey Kelsaw Susanne Kelso Charline Kemp Helene Kennedy Rainey Kimes Eddie Kindell Debarah King Ella Lane Albert Lee Evelyn Lee Theaster Lee Charles Lewis 41 Juniors Sandra Lewis Roger Lidge Michael Littlejohn Virginia Lockett Joset Lofton Henry Lyons Richard McClain Freddie McKibben Brenda McNack Michael McNeil Charles McTyer Ella Maxwell Stephen Mayfield Nina Meade James Meeks Deaner Moore Jesse Moore Joe Moore Merale Morrrs Glenn North 42 Juniors Gary O’Neal Gayle O'Neal Othar Overton Frank Pace Joseph Page Kenneth Paige Larry Paschal Betty Paul Bobbie Paul James Pelton Fredericks Poindexter Thomas Ponds Robert Porter Gloria Posey Cremelda Ratlitt Deloris Rayford Ann Reese Diane Reese Calvetta Ricks Herbert Ridegly 43 Juniors Annie Robinson Jeroline Roberts George Rue Eldred Sailor Johnetta Sanders Gerald Schiele Roberta Scott Sharilyn Scott Franzetta Shirley Linda Shivers Emma Smith Janice Smith Vedell Smith Judith Spencer Helen Stewart Michael Stewart Willie Stewart Elliott Swinney Robert Taylor James Thompson 44 Juniors Frances Thornton Margaret Tinsley Helen Todd Cheryl Turner Bernard Twiggs Marie Vaughn Bowie Walker Henry Walker Ronald Wallace Hillie Walton Douglas Warren William Washington Andrey Weston Shirley Wilburn Claude Wilson Willa Wilson Gary Williams James Williams Yolanda Williams Barbara Woodson 45 Juniors Rosemary York For Josh Young William Young Sign Here Friends Only 46 Sophomores Clarence Abercrombie Howard Albritton Barbara Alexander Darline Alexander Frank Alexander Carrie Allen Frances Allen Sara Allen Brenda Anderson Jacqueline Andrews Willie Battle Antionette Bell Don Bell Errol Bell Stanley Bell Yvonne Benton Alice Berry Major Birdwell Helen Bolden Wayne Boswell JoAnn Botley Dwight Bowman Melvin Bowie Ruth Boyd Jerline Boykin Adolph Brown Charles Brown Hattie Brown Shirley Brummel Edward Bullock Karen Burns Jacquelyn Bush Karen Butner Charles Byrd Jamesetta Cameron Brenda Chatman 48 Sophomores Michael Charles Felix Childress John Clardy James Clemmons Betty Cline Willa Cline Charlean Cokes JoAnn Cole Willis Coleman Joyce Cooper Joe Cowthron Mary Craig Laura Crutcher Shirley Culp Barbara Currie Ivy Curtis Carol Daniels Jeanetta Davis Mary Davis Wilnette Davis Bobbie Dawson James Dickerson Cariotta Dickson Don Douglass Margaret Dozier Shirlev Duckett Donald Dumas Ernest Dunn Raymond Dupriest Linda Dydell Karen Easton Helen Edmond Annette Elders Carol Ewing Lillie Findley Allene Fisher Sophomores Gertrude Ford Norma Foster Carolyn Franklin Joe Fuller Charles Garner Sharon Gee Clifton Gipson Patricia Glover Charles Goode Janice Gordon Ervin Grady Danny Granger Anita Graves Donald Gray Desserine ureen Emile Griffith Jerry Guthrie Phyllis Haeigh Earline Hamilton Henry Handy John Hardin Mary Hardin Charline Harrison Gabrielle Haugh Alfred Hayes Terry Hemmitt Regina Henderson Robert Hillmon John Hobley Patricia Holloway Dana Hughes Hirby Ivy Ernest Jackson Phillip Jacobs Donna Jacoway Shirley Jamieson 50 Sophomores Arlene Johnson Billy Jones Don Jones Johnny Jones Linda Jones Richard Jordan Regina Kelley Albert Kelly Naomi Kelly Craig Kelso Marva King Nadine King Willie Kirkland Linda Lacy Orene LaMaster Theaster Lee Annie Mae Lewis Billy Lincoln Isabell McCullough Kenneth McFeders Harry McKelvy Patricia Madison Scottie Manning Merion Marchbanks James Marshall John Marshall Annie Martin Charlene Martin Glen Martin Anna Miller John Miller Ronald Mitchell Eloyce Moore Fred Moore Joyce Moore Parish Moore 51 Sophomores Roberta Moore Roger Moore Dorothy Morehead David Morgan Marlene Morton James Motley James Neal Margarettee Nelson Karen Nichols Donna Nolen Glenn Nolen Earl Parish Diane Parker William Patrick Alfreda Pearl Robert Pearson Marvin Pelton Stephanie Perkins Brenda Pettaway Leon Pettis Artris Phillips Calvin Phillips Linda Poole Donna Porter Evelyn Price William Prymus Ruby Ramzy Robert Randolph Betty Ray Delois Rayford George Rhodes Ronald Roane Amos Robinson Bari Robinson Harold Robinson Maurice Robinson 52 Sophomores Essie Rogers Otis Roper Leaudrey Sanders Randolph Scott Sandra Shaw Margaret Shepherd Ralph Simmons Sherilyn Simmons Gracia Simpson Clotee Sims Poleta Sims Darnell Smith Juanita Smith Sylvester Smith Sylvia Smith Vercella Smith Tommy Stowers Dorothy Taylor Stella Temple Mamie Thompson Sherry Thompson Regina Tolbert Ardella Topps Amelia Torrence Michael Twiggs Delma Waddell Betty Walker George Walker James Walker Sylvia Walker Artoria Wallace Marvin Walls Brenda Walton Suzette Ward Gilbert Warner Otha Washington 53 Sophomores Vernon Vanoy Otha Watts Jacqueline Welton Melvin White Willie White Earl Williams Effie Williams James Williams Lewis Williams Martha Williams Mildred Williams Patricia Williams Robert Williams Thelma Williams Wanda Williams Constance Wise Melvin Witcher Doris Yarber Johnny Young 54 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Michael Twiggs, Vercella Smith-President, Vernon Vanoy, Patricia Williams, Brenda Pettaway, Mamie Thompson, Jacquelyn Andrews. Autographs For Sophomores Only 35 Freshmen Roosevelt Abercrombie Georgiana Abrought Horace Adams Robert Alder Donald Allen Marvin Allison Gwendolyn Anderson Cvthia Andrallana Mardie Arberry Barbara Arthur Charles Bailey Christella Barnes James Bass Beverly Bell Alfred Blake Chester Booker Lillia Maria Bostic Wanda Bowman Braxton Boyd Donna Boyd Ethel Bradford Shirley Bradford Betty Bradley Billy Brewer Jo Ann Britton Linda Bronson Barnard Brown Gary Brown Gary Brown George Brown James Brown Kathleen Brown Mildred Brown Ozzie Brown Linda Bruce Bobbie Burch 58 PAGE MISSING Freshmen Ellen James Gary Jennings Jacqueline Jiles Da Ilford Johnson Nealy Johnson Ronald Johnson Sammie Johnson Joyce Jones McKinley Jones Raymond Jones Stella Jones Toni Jones Patricia Keeling Stephanie Keith Irma King Leona King Wood roe King Anthony Kirby Raymond Lane Paul Langford Johnnie Lee Thomas Leek Willie Lewis Sharon Littlejohn Herchel Long Cecil Love Almarie McCullough Nancy McCullough Glenna McGaugh Joyce McKelvy Eugene Me Powell Curtis McReynolds Earline Marchbanks Herbert Martin Ronnie Martin Lee Christmas 62 Freshmen Tommy Martin Carolyn Mayfield Carolyn Melson Jo Ann Miller Sylvia Momon Cecelia Moore Gwendolyn Moore Marcia Moore Shirley Moore Janice Moreland Ronald Morgan Hueston Morris James Morris Lee Motley Joyce Neal Patricia Nelson Vincent Nelson Betty Nixon Ruthie Nixon Marvena Norflett Leonard Oliver Leslie Paige Charles Parker James Parker Shirley Patrick Billy Paul Margaret Paywe Gloria Peeler Roger Pendleton Sharon Pennington Linda Perkins Renda Perkins Linda Phillips Thomas Poindexter Rosetta Poke Roy Pouncil 63 Freshmen Alvin Pruitt Annie Pruitt Mary Rabon Joseph Randle Tommie Ransbury Isaac Redmond Isaac Redmond Floyd Reed Duane Reese Brenda Reynolds Jeff Rhodes Ethel Rice Lewis Richard Margaret Richardson Richard Ridge Glenn Roberson Gloria Roberson Cleveland Roberts Earlee Robins Emma Robinson Shirley Robinson John Rucker Berdell Sallard Dennis Sanders Floxd Sassar Brenda Savage Gregory Sawyer Andrew Scott Carl Scott Tywana Session Stephen Shaw Gary Shepard William Sheppard Beverly Sherman Howard Simmons Juanita Simmons 64 Freshmen Charles Smith Clinton Smith Clyde Smith Joseph Smith Lenton Smith Novell Smith Jewelens Steamer Jesse Steward Owilla Swink Jackie Sydnor William Tate Billy Tatum Gloria Tatum Carl Taylor Vera Tenon Ivory Terry Curtis Thomas Linda Thomas Arvin Thompson Carletta Thompson Irvin Timley Hilford Tinnin Joann Todd Alma Tucker Chiquita Turrentene Willis Tyus Edna Vanoy Brenda Venable Ollie Virgil Willie Vonleggett John Walker Sarah Walker Diamond Warren Beverly Warrick Charles Washington Willa Washington 65 Freshmen Dorothy Watkins Achie weaver Vanice Wesson Larry Westbrooks Angel White Timothy White Kenneth Wiggins Brenda Wilkins Andrea Williams Donald Williams Frances Williams Linda Williams Michael Williams Monroe Williams Walker Williams Josephine Wilson Earnest Winters Larry Wright Briscoe York Arlene Yancey Gloria Young William Young 66 FRESHMAN OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Nevada Harris, Linda Bruce, Linda Bronson, Fonda Caple, Joseph Randle-President, Not Shown. Autographs For Freshmen Only 67 ACTIVITIES SIX KEYS TO STUDENTS TEAM W1NB ON CATEGORIES SCIENCE FAIR AGAIN NINETEEN MAKE HONOR ROLL Four studrnto received a toul of alx keys and a large number of merit� In the recent ScholaattcArtConteat sponsored by Emery Bird and Thayer Co. Three other atudenta received merits. Georgania A brought won two keys. Jacquelyne Andrew� won two keys and iu merits. Alan Ford received two keys and five merits. All of the work of these atudent8 will goto New York for the finals. Three students received merits for their work. Howard Mickles received three merits, GeorgcSuggs one merit and Bev- erly Warrick, one merit. The students received their awards last night at the Hall- mark Company. Georgania and Beverly are students of Mr. James Long, other winners are enrolled with Mr. Leonard Pry- or. ART TEACHER COMMENDED On February 11. 1963. Mr. Leonard Pryor, who was In charge of the Scholastic Art Ex- xlbit at Liocoln. received a let- ter from the Emery Bird Thay- er Company expressing appreci- ation to him for the effort and cooperation he had given in their 21st Annual Regional Scho- lastic Art Exhibition. TWO STUDENTS SEE LAWRENCE OF ARABIA On February 22. two mem- bers of the newswriting class Howard Mickles and W anda Me Clearnwere guests at a showing of Lawrence of Arabia at the Saxon Theater. The students along with other high school represent- atives in the area took part In a discussion at the background of the picture, were guests for lunch and previewed the picture. YEARBOOK CONTEST ENDS The Yearbook contest ended last Monday. March 4. Results of it have not been announced. The Liocoln High School Team In the televised program. Categories. won 15-8 In com- pelion with Roecda Icon Febru petition wtthRoscdalc on Febru- ary 23. The group answered ques- tions about music, art. litera- ture. science and sports. Members of the team, coachcdby Mr. Neal Herrlford. were Bari Robinson. Patricia Patrick. Ronald Horn. Arrellua Vonleggctt and Evelyn Price. PRESENT INVASION £ROM THE STRATOSPHERE Lincoln joined thirteen other high school Speech Departments in the area in the annual Speech Festival which was presented at W estport High School on Febru- ary 15; the skit Invasion From the Stratosphere was presented by Janie Woodard. Janie Crooms. Rubyc Fobbs. and Frances Thornton. Mrs. Mildred Pennirtton was the director. TEN IN JUNIOR ACHIEVE to. Ten Liocoln High studento are participating In the Junior Achievement program this year They are as follow� : Bobbetic Caple. Ernestine Gilbert. Jewel Hogan. JoyceteenMltchem. Na- than Nash. Jackie Nolen. Ken- neth Paige. Norma Savage. Mi- chael Wedding ton. and Shirley Wilburns. The Junior Achievement Company activity may be ob- served in the business centers on week nights between the hours of 7 and 8. The current program will continue until May. NEW RECORD FOR SCHOOL YEAR SET Students set a new record- one not particularly to cause pride. One Monday. March 4. when rain was pouring down at the o- pentng of the school day. there were more students absent than on the coldest days In January. Approximately 221 pigiils stayed at home. The Twelfth Annual Great- er Kansas City Science Fair Is sponsored by Science Pioneers Inc. again this year. The exhibits will be on dis- play for three days in the Muni- cipal Auditorium Exhibition Hall. April 17-20. Students Interested in en- tering may consult the science teachers at Lincoln. MARCH OF DIMES The annual March at Dimes drive he Id during the study clas- ses has brought in the incom- plete total of $65. 17 so far. Leading the drive was Mis� Mayfield's class with $6.00. Mrs. Moore's group with $4. 18. and Miss Henry's study with $3.69. Mr. Ponder, who ia In charge ol the drive, states this is the lowest amount in years, but also confirms that it's be- cause of the other fund raising activities at Liocoln. ESSAY CONTEST COMING UP The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People is sponsoring a contest as s part of the celebration In observing the one-hundredth anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation. The contest which is open to senior and Junior high school students has a subject for each diviaion. Senior high students wTite on the subject America. One-Hundred Years After the Emancipation Proclamation. The topic for junior high stu- dents is What the Emancipation Proclamation has Meant to A- merica. The required length of the essay for Junior high stu- dents is not less than r 30 nor more than 1000 words; the re- quired length of the composition for senior high students is not less than 1200 nor more than 1500 words. The essays for the contest must be postmarked not later than March 15. 1963. On July 4. 1963. the names of winning contestants will be announced in Chicago. Illinois during the 54th Annual Convention of the NAACP. Nineteen studento were nam- ed to thr First Semester Honor Roll whichwas recently released by the counselors, of this num- ber three received highest honor by receiving a scholarship In- dex of 4.0 or over. Dorsey Btakr, a Junior, led the school in honors with a scho- larship index of 4.2. Charles McTyre, also a junior. was sec- ond highest with 4. 1 and Nevada Harris, a freshman, was third with 4. 0. A significant fact is that alt honor roll members Inthe Junior Class are boys. Following Is the completo roll: SENIOR CLkSS Edmund Hughes 1.80 Vernice Murray 3.80 Judy House 3.70 Patricia Patrick 3.70 Hazel Boykin 3. 50 Celia Page 3. 50 JUNIOR CLASS Dorsey Blake 4. 20 Charles McTyre 4. 10 James Dupree 3. 80 Hcnrv Lyons 3. 55 Joseph Page 3. 55 SOPHOMORE CLASS Bari Susan Robinson 3. 50 FRESHMAN CLASS Nevada Harris 4.00 Alma Tucker 3.90 Beverly Warrick 3.80 Glenda Gregg 3. 70 Johnnie Lee 3.66 Sharon Pennington 3. 55 Richard Franks 3.55 RIFLE TEAM WINS ALL CITY RIFLE MEET The Lincoln High School Ri- fle Team won the All City Rifle Match Friday. February 22. with a acore of 1618. thia to the filth straight year that the team has taken top honors. In Addition to this, three members of the team were nam- ed to the All City Rifle Team. Thev are Stephen Hodges. James Bolden and Frederick Flowers. Other members of the team are Edward Mitchell, Cecil Sto- vall and Edmund Hughes. Paseo High placed second with a score of 1601. Published by the Newswriting Class 70 A class in advanced Spanish enjoys individualized activity. Language Laboratory The language laboratory provides individual instruction for students interested in learning to understand and speak a foreign language. The student hears the language spoken by native speakers and repeats the sounds exactly as he hears them. He is able to advance at his own rate of speed. The language is used almost exclusively in the classroom. Additional practice is provided through language club activities. The primary goals of the laboratory program are understanding and speaking. Language booths provide practice and privacy. Commercial Arts Commercial Arts prepare students for working in the business world. All students are encouraged to take typing. Students interested in becoming gain- fully employed after high school study shorthand, bookkeeping and business machines, also. 72 Math is made easier and more understandable. Mathematics 73 Science Stressed Students enrolled in science classes enjoy the inspiring atmosphere of modern classrooms and up-to-date scientific equipment. All students are required to take one or two courses of science and promising students are urged to take chemistry and physics. Students who work on special projects for the annual Science Fair spend many long hours in research and experimentation. Many completed projects often win recognition. Vemlce Murray adds finishing touches to her Science Fair project which won a First Place Award in both the Kansas City Science Fair and the International Science Fair held in Albuquerque, New Mexico. 74 Judy House works on a Science Fair project. Science A cadet teacher explains a chart in Biology. 75 On the Job Training Students enrolled in COE--Cooperative Occupational Education program--earn while they learn. One half of each day is devoted to on-the-job training, and the other half is spent in academic classes. This program is becoming increasingly important to young people interested in becoming gainfully employed after high school. 76 C.O.E. 77 Photography Students Learn How To Develop Negatives in The Darkroom. 79 Students Jearn theory of safe driving. Driver Education Driver Education has become an important part of high school training. Classroom theory and behind-the-wheel practice result in mature teen-age drivers who recognize the tremendous responsibility of operating a motor vehicle. Correct and safe driving habits become a part of the maturing teen-ager. Mr. Short tests a student's vision. 81 Cadets Post Colors RIFLE TEAM Dr. Thomas presents plaque to championship team. LEFT TO RIGHT: Cecil Stovall, Edward Mitchell, Stephen Hodges, Sgt. Blasingame, Dr. Thomas, James Bolden, Edmund Hughes, and Frederick Flowers. ROTC Championship Rifle Team The Reserve Officers' Training Corps has a broad and comprehensive program which begins with basic orientation in September and ends with summer camp in June. From a study of eleven basic subjects the cadets learn such things as military courtesy, discipline, rank of insignia orders, commands, first aid, personal hygiene, military organization and weapons. One of the outstanding segments of the ROTC is its award winning Rifle Team. For the fourth time in the last five years the Rifle Team has won the All-City Rifle Championship Match. With superb team effort, Lincoln defeated all other teams in Round Robin shooting twice during the year. The team's captain, Cadet Captain Stephen Hodges, was the top shooter in the city. Three members made the All-Star Rifle Team—Stephen Hodges, James Bolden and Frederick Flowers. Other members of the crack team are Cecil Stovall, Edward Mitchell and Edmund Hughes. The team made trips to Joplin, Missouri, Boonville, Missouri, and the University of Wichita, Wichita, Kansas. 82 Cadet Lt. Col. Edmund Hughes and his staff go over the organization of the Battalion. LEFT TO RIGHT: Lt. James Bolden, Lt. Jewell Hogan, Lt. Michael Weddington, M Sgt. Melvin Topps. BACK TO CAMERA:M Sgt.Larry Chambers and Sgt. Joseph Paige. ROTC Drill Team ROW ONE: Left to Right, Stephen Hodges, Frederick Flowers, James Bolden, Virgil Brown. ROW TWO: Dolan Jackson, Harold Robinson, Hillie Walton, Elliott Swinney, Theodore McFeders. ROW THREE: Michael Littlefield, Kenneth McFeders, Earl Bell, Alfred Hayes, Hysetus Fewell, Robert Hillmon. Band, Orchestra and Chorus Develop Talents Musically talented students are able to pursue this interest through membership in the Band, Orchestra, and Chorus. The Band and Orchestra are often called upon to perform at assemblies and special programs. This year the Orchestra is especially proud of Nevada Harris who is a first violinist in the all-city Orchestra. Lincoln has always had a very fine Chorus. Each year this group presents a Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter assembly. Chorus ROW ONE: Brenda Hicks, Adnette Elder, Karen Butner, Jamesetta Camerson, Judy House, Nonnie Rowe, Silvia Momon, Linda Thomas, Ruby Johnson, Cherlyn Miller, Jeraldine Hobley, MargeretGrady, Helen Houghlon, Bobbette Caple. ROW TWO: Willie Findley, Helen McTye, Abbie Hoover, Beverly Davis, Glenna McGaugh, Charline Cokes, Mildred Brown, Brenda Reynolds, Cythia Evans, Brenda Pettaway, Stephanie Keith, LaNita Jackson. ROW THREE: Loretta Merrill, Karen Eston, JacquelineHemmitt, Jennifer Dunmore, Lillie Jones, Janice Smith, Marie Vaughn, Jeanetta Davis, Mary Hardin. ROW FOUR: Alma Tucker, Sherlyn Scott, Johnetta Sandars, Shirley Hunter, Michael Littlefield, Theodore Byers, Dennis Sanders, Thomas Byrd, Archie White. ROW FIVE: Clay Hogan, Robert Taylor, Nathaniel Pettaway, James Carr, Jackie Snider, Eugene McPowell, Ervin Grady, Michael McNeal, Linzy Hoskins. Members Of The Band: Hillie Walton, Betty Raye, Michael Charles, Melvin White, Marvin Walls, Dana Hughes, Willei Fisher, Roy Watson, George Bates, Wayne Boswell, Michael Twiggs, Bernard Twiges, Herbert McDaniel, Herman Fristoe, Fred Smith, Gerald Barber, Harold Robinson, Scothie Manning, Robert Pearson, Adolph Brown, Fredrick McKibben, Phillip Jocabs, Gary Williams, Don Bell, David Duncan, Josh Young, Willie Vonlegett, William Conley, Clinton Smith, Theodore McFeders, Gilford Tinney, Louis Fair, Otha Washington, Robert Williams, Howard Albritton, Vincent Nelson, Robert Frazier, Cecil Love, Michael Stewart, Paul Hughes, John Taylor, Novell Smith, Norris Davis. Marching Band Violin Quintet Theresa Gray, Linda Bruce, Marva King, Joyce Meade, Margaret Tinsley, Nevada Harris. Orchestra ROW ONE: Left To Right, Nevada Harris, Margaret Tinsley, Fisher, Donna Boyde, Melvin White, Roy Watson, George Nina Meade, Marva King, Linda Bruce, Theresa Gray, Bates. ROW THREE: Gerald Barber, Gloria Robinson, Jeanett Courtney, Frances Thorton. ROW TWO: Willie Nathan Nash, Adolph Brown, Fred Smith, Anna Miller. order. Sylvia Smith, in ascend- 11� . . ing order. Majorettes Jackie Nolen, Sherillyn Miller, Anna Miller, Janice Gordon, Jeanette Davis, Gabrielle Haugh, Wanda McClearn, in ascending order. 87 VARSITY TEAM Carolyn McNeely, Cynthia Evans, Vercella Smith, Sylvia Austin, Wilhelmena Dickson. Cheerleaders Give Three Cheers for the Team!!! B-TEAM Adnette Elders, Delma Waddell, Jackie Welton, Jamesetta Cameron, Evelyn Daniels, Marva King, Dana Hughes, Karen Butner. 88 Judy House, Patricia Patrick, Vemice Murray, Rainey Kimes, Ella Maxwell, Kaaren Boyd. NOT SHOWN: Franzetta Shirley, LaNita Jackson. 110 Girls This group of very active young ladies is composed of ten outstanding junior and senior students from eleven high schools. They are sponsored by the American Association of University Women, a professional organization. The purpose of the group is to inspire the girls to continue their education after high school. Acti vites include an annual spring tea and award program, trips to various colleges and numerous get-togethers. Ambitious member, Vernice Murray, studies scholarship oppor- tunities. 89 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Members of this society are selected on the basis of outstanding character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Prospective members are voted on by the faculty and become full pledged members in an impressive ceremony. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY „ „ FROM LEFT: Jacquelyn Aubrey, Judy House, Vernice Jackson, Patricia Patrick, Kaaren Boyd, Hazel Murray, Berda Smith, Edmond Hughes, LaNita Boykins. Student Council in Business Meeting Janice Wesson, Alma Tucker, Stephanie Keith, Glenda Gregg, Frank Alexander, Janie Woodard, Janie Crooms, Nathan Nash, Tommie Hudson, Judy Hobnley, Gary O'Neal; Wanda Williams, Jo Ann Mooreland, Johnnie Lee, Sonra Dorsey, Phillip White, Arthur Banks, Linda Bronson, Christella Barnes, Jo Ann Britton, Jo Ann Todd, Earl Garnett, Charles McTVer, Nathaniel Pettaway, Janice Vaughn, Hillford Tinnin, Earl Boswell, Angelene Barnes, Edward Mitchel. At table Vernice Murray, President, Ruth Price, secretary. Art Club ROW ONE: Rosie Blue, Geraldine Watson, Charles Kennedy, Mickelin Burnes, Jackie Aubrey. ROW TWO: Sharon Gee, Beverly Warrick, Jackie Andrews, Charles McTyre, Don Douglass. ROW THREE: Mattie Clark, Brenda Gower, Howard Mickles, Mr. Pryor-sponsor, Gwendolyn Venable, James Scott. 9 t ROW ONE: Arrelius Vonleggett, Shirley Hunter, Bobbette Caple, Janie Woodard, Mickelin Burnes, Elinor Brice, Vernice Murray, Patricia Patrick, Hazel Boykin, Melba Franklin, Gwendolyn Venable, Jeraldine Hobley, Wilhelmenia Dickson, Franzetta Shirley. Future Teachers The F.T.A., a nationwide organization devoted to promoting an interest in the teaching profession, is composed of juniors and seniors. The members invite teachers in to talk and take trips to area colleges in order to learn more about the profession. Representatives from the club recently attended a conference on teaching held at Westport High School. F.T.A. member, Patricia Patrick, wins American Legion Oratorical Contest. 02 Y-TEENS ROW ONE: Margaret Grady, Jacquelyn Andrews, Mickelin Burnes, Sandra Chambers. ROW TWO: Sylvia Momon, Vercella Smith, Mary Craig, Bari Robinson, Hazel Boykin. ROW THREE: Johnetta Saunders, Jeanette Cortney, Karen Burnes, Stephanie Keith, Nevada Harris. ROW FOUR: Joyce Couts, Jewel Steamers, Terrasa Gray, Helen Bolden, Fonda Caple, Glenda Gregg. ROW FIVE: Mary Cowthran, Rubye Fobbs, Ginnie Willingham, Celia Page, Berda Smith, Miss Cherot- Sponsor, Alma Tucker, Linda Jacobs, Frances Thornton, Bobette Caple, Cariotta Dickson. Y-Teens and Tri-Hi-Y Y-Teens and Tri-Hi-Y clubs are offsprings of the young Women’s Christian Association and the Young Men’s Christian Association. The girls and boys join the clubs seeking friendship, adventure, recreation and inspiration. They seek to make living better for themselves, for their friends, and for their community. Each club has an adult advisor whose responsibility is to help members select goals for positive personal and group living. Miss Cherot is sponsor of the Y-Teens and Mrs. Briggs is sponsor of Tri- Hi-Y. Tri-Hi-Y.............ROW ONE: From Left. Donna Nolen, Effie Williams, Patricia Holloway, Mildred Williams, Patricia Nelson, Brenda Walton, Constance Wise, Babrielle Haugh, Bari Robinson, Janice Gray, Shirley Brummell. ROW TWO: Sherry Thompson, Joyce Dodd, Betty Walker Connie Jones, Cariotta Dickson, Delma Waddell, Andrea Williams, Janice Wesson, Joyce Botley. ROW THREE: Vivian Davis, Wanda Williams, Amos Ervin, Eddie Haney, Carrie Allen, JoAnn Cummingham. ROW FOUR: Melvin White, Robert Fisher, Phillip Jacobs, Felix Childress, Ivory Terry, Edward Bazzle, Billy Jones. Future Homemakers of America FHA Versella Smith, Ruby Johnson, Cherlyn Miller, Rosie Blue, Stephanie Perkins, Ruth Price, Jeroline Roberts, Bari Robinson, Clotee Simms, Mamie Thompson, Delma Waddell, Mary Craig, Mildred Hill, Betty Brooks, Jackie Andrews, Cariotta Dickson, Mickelin Bumes, Elinor Brice, Deanna Moore, Marjorie Hobley, Vernice Murray, Janice Vaughn, Rainey Kimes, Nina Meade, Barbara Hill, Gwendolyn Venable, Berda Smith, Carolyn Chatman. FHA Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of girls studying home economics in junior and senior high school. The girls engage in activities which foster and promote good home and family life. Members of the groups attended the Missouri State Convention of FHA at Warrensburg, Mo., and the National and Southern Region Conventions in Kansas City. They participated in the annual Kansas City Home Show ana the Jefferson Home project. The Jefferson Home is a home for the aged. The girls entertained the aged and took them gifts and food. The colors of the FHA are red and white—red, for strength; white, for sincerity. The flower is a rose representing beauty in every day living. The motto-- Toward New Horizons. Mrs. Dunlap is sponsor of the Lincoln Chapter and Mrs. Briggs is Co-Sponsor. Wilhelmena Dickson is the president. MRS. DUNLAP Sponsor ROW ONE: Gayle O'Neil, Ernestine Gilbert, Mary Randolph, Bari Robinson, Janie Woodard, Suzzette Ward, Margreat Grady, Nonnie Rowe, Judy House, Frank Alexander. ROW TWO: Mary Rabon, Arrelius Vonleggett, Linda Jones, Margreat Tinsley, Delma Waddel, Wilhelmena Dickson, Stephanie Perkins, Mickelin Burns. ROW THREE: Beverly Warrick, Nevada Harris, Alma Tucker, Iricil Gadson, Angeline Barnes, Shirley Wilborn, Mary Cowthran. ROW FOUR: Joseph Randle, Micheal Weddington. High School Red Cross The high school Red Cross gives teen-agers an opportunity to render service to their fellowmen. During the summer months many members serve as Candy Stripers in area hospitals. They also fill Christmas stockings for hospitalized veterans. Last summer Red Cross officers attended Operation V.I.S.T. A., Visitation of International Students to America, which was held at the University of Kansas City. In October several members attended the Red Cross Training Center at Unity Village. Red Cross president, Michael Weddington, is active in ROTC. ■ Lincoln Library Serves the Community u They Protect Our Health Mr. King, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Hopkins, Mr. Hambright, Mr. Thompson. 97 Chow Time! Early Bird Catches Worm 102 Basketball Sweetheart WANDA McCLEARN Senior ROTC Queen 106 RUTH PRICE Senior 107 SPORTS Footbal 1 IO Football -u, . a « r ► . V« • COACH BUFORD COACH WEST Varsity Team VARSITY TEAM ROW ONE: Melvin Stewart, Jay Butts, Jean Clay, Curtis Burton, Jerome Fields, Marvin Walls, and Clay Hogan. ROW TWO: Coach West, Kenneth Speese, Charlie Breckenridge, Andren Scott, James Neal, Richard McClain, Jewell Hogan and Coach Buford. ROW THREE: James Walker, Jerry Cleveland, Gary Williams, Robert Anderson, Larry Paschal, Jerimiah Gunthrie, and James Carr. Bad Luck Stalks Tigers Loyal Lincolnites rooted as usual but the rooting had little or no effect on the Tigers. Just recently out of the cellar, the boys lost three game before winning a 13-7 victory over Paseo. This bit of luck was reversed the following week and thereafter four consecutive games ended in defeat. The season closed with a 7-0 victory over Sumner. Tigers will play next year without Melvin Stewart, Kenneth Speese, Jay Butts, Gene Clay, Curtis Burton, Jerome Fields, Jewell Hogan and Charles Breckenridge. In spite of the over all standing of the team, four men finished with honor. Melvin Stewart and Kenneth Speese made the All-City Team—Stewart, 1st Team; Speese, 2nd Team. Butts and Young made Honorable Mention. Scoreboard WE THEY 0 Southwest 25 7 Central 15 13 Southeast 45 13 Paseo 7 0 Manual 8 12 Van Horn 33 12 Westport 26 0 Northeast 25 7 Sumner 0 B” Team FOOTBALL B” TEAM ROW ONE: Eddie Kendal, William Prymus, William Ronald Franks, Alfred Blake, Andrew Scott, Richard Franks, Shepherd, Tommie Ransburg, Hirby Ivy, Vinson Nelson, Mr. Wilson. ROW THREE: Charles Brummell, Herbert Amos Ervin. ROW TWO: Joe Fuller, Kenneth McFeders, Ridgely, Charles Brown, Glenn Morten. Courtmen Falter Tigers on the court won some tough games but lost too many that were not so tough. Thus they failed to live up to expectations. Coach Rowan believes that the boys could have played better ball. However, they made a definite improvement over last year's record. In spite of outstanding performance by Young, Vanoy, Moore, Garrett, and Butts, courtmen suffered from a lack of poise and '’seasoning. Several good men will bid adieu to the gold and blue in June. They are Carl Garrett, Kenneth Speece, Ronald Horn, Jewell Hogan. Varsity Team FROM LEFT: James Carr, student manager, Carl Garrett, Joseph Page, Jewell Hogan, Willie Stewart, Johnny Young, Kenneth Speece, Joe Moore, Ronald Horn, Vernon Vanoy, Coach Rowan. The Good Luck Clasp Basketball Varsity Scoreboard WE THEY 37 Central 63 49 Rockhurst 51 68 Pem-Day 58 51 Manual 53 43 Southwest 37 47 Southeast 54 43 VanHorn 36 55 East 44 47 Westport 44 54 Southeast 63 52 Northeast 51 WE THEY 37 Southwest 36 59 Manual 60 55 Central 58 45 VanHorn 54 63 Summer 72 71 Paseo 50 49 Sumner 61 61 Hogan 53 53 Rockhurst 55 50 Pem-Day 76 B-Team Basketbal Herbert Ridgely, Hilly Walton, Henry Handy, Larry Paschal, Adolph Brown, Charles Brown, Joseph Page, William Washington, Henry Lyons, James Motley, James Shoats, Coach Long. Basketball FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM ROW ONE: James Morris, Diamond Warren, Berdall Sallard, Gary Sheppard, Gary Brown. ROW TWO: Coach Charles Dwight, Robert Davis, Clyde Smith, Harold Wallace, Tommie Ransbury, Howard Clark, Duane Reese, Theodore Byers, Roger Pendleton, John Walker, Larry Wright, Clinton Smith. Intramurals A GAME FOR EVERY BOY AND GIRL 1 18 COME JOIN THE FUN Intramurals 1 19 Swimming Team ROW ONE: Ronald Franks, Braxton Boyd, William Casselle, Phillip Hendricks, Thomas Ponds, Michael Campbell, Albert Kelley, Earl Parrish, Vert Gibson. ROWTWO: Stanley Bell. Gaylord Danforth. STANDING: Coach Herring. Girls gather for hockey 120 and Over Varsity Track Team ROW ONE: Gilbert Warren, Glen Nolen, James Shoates, Willie Vonleggett, James Brown, Donald Williams, Thomas Leek. ROW TWO: Henry Handy, David Holland, Gene Clay, Glenn Robinson, Maurice Robinson, Paul Hughes, Charles Williams, Coach West. ROW THREE: Joseph Randle, William Prymus, Vincent Nelson, JerimiahGutherie, Gary Williams. ROW FOUR: Coach Mason, James Walker, Alfred Blake, Glenn Morton, Robert Hishaw, Clay Hogan, Sterling Williams, Stanley Bell, Jay Butts, Coach Herring. Wanda and escort Cadet Hughes. Wanda gets a bouquet from the captain. Basketball Sweetheart Wanda McClearn Cadet Weddington and Sylvia Howell, 2nd attendant; Wanda and Cadet Hughes; Brenda Penaway, 1st attendant and Cadet Pettaway. 122 123 Say Cheese?? 124 Busy staff completes copy-Aurrelius Vonleggett, Patricia Patrick, Berda Smith, Mickelin Burnes. Staff of 1963 Co-Editors PATRICIA PATRICK MICKELIN BURNES Copy Editors AURRELIUS VONLEGGETT BERDA SMITH Typist PHILISTINE FOSTER Acknowledgements MARY RANDOLPH TOMMIE HUDSON JESSE ELBERT 1 2 S Index A Clarence Abercrombie 48 Roosevelt Abercrombie 58 Georgians Abrought . . 58 Horace Adams 58 Howard Albritton . . . 48,85 Robert Alder 58 Barbara Alexander 48 Darline Alexander Frank Alexander . . . . , . . . 48,91,95 Carrie Allen .... 48,93 Donald Allen . . . . Frances Allen . . . 48 Joyce Allen 37 Royce Allen 37 Sara Allen Victoria Allen .... 37 Marvin Allison . . . . Sylvia Alston .... 37,88 Brenda Anderson . . . 48 Chester Anderson . . 12 Gwendolyn Anderson 58 Naomi Anderson . . 37 Robert Anderson . . . . . . . 37,112 Wayne Anderson . . . 21 Cynthia Andrallana . . 58 Jacqueline Andrews . . 48,55,91,93,94 Mardi Arberry . . . . Barbara Arthur . . . . 58 Jacqueline Aubrey . . 21,90,91 Charles Bailey . . . . 58 Gerald Barber . . . Phyllis Barbour . . . 37 Angeline Barnes . . . .... 37,91 Christella Barnes . . 58,91 James Bass 58 Willie Battle .... Ernestine Bea .... 39 Antionette Bell . . . . 48 Beverly Bell Don Bell Earl Bell Herma Bell Stanley Bell .... . 48,120,121 Yvonne Benton . . . Alice Berry Gregory Beverly . . 37 Major Birdwell . . . 48 Shirley Birdwell . . . 37 Alfred’ Blake . . 58,113,121 Dorsey Blake 36,37 Samuel Blasingame . 12,82 Rosie Blue . . . 37,91,94 Helen Bolden James Bolden . . . 21,82,83 Chester Booker . . . 58 Lillia Bostic .... 58 Wayne Boswell .... 48,85 Jo Ann Botley .... 48 Melvin Bowie .... Dwight Bowman . . . Wanda Bowman . . . 58 Braxton Boyd Donna Boyd 58,86 Kaaren Boyd . . . 21,89,90 Ruth Boyd Hazel Boykin . . . . ; 21,90,92,93,107 Jerline Boykin . . . . , Ethel Bradford . . . . Shirley Bradford . . . Betty Bradley .... Charlie Breckenridge . . . 21,112 Billy Brewer Velina Brewer . . . . Jo Ann Britton .... Linda Bronson . . . . . . 58,67,91 Betty Brooks .... . . . . 37,94 Kenneth Brooks . . . . Adolph Brown .... Antronette Brown . . Barbara Brown . . . . 37 Barnard Brown . . . 58 Charles Brown . . . 48 Charles Brown . . . 37 Emma Brown . . . . 37 Gary Brown 58 Gary Brown 58 Hattie Brown James Brown . . . . .... 58,121 Kathleen Brown . . . 58 Leo Brown Mildred Brown . . . . 58,84 Ozzie Brown Rosetta Brown .... 37 Stephen Brown . . . , 37 Turhan Brown . . . . 38 Virgil Brown 22,83 Charles Brommall . . 38,113 Anita Bruce 38,87 Linda Bruce . . . . . 58,67,85,86 Shirley Brummel . . 48,93 Willie Bryson . . . . 38 Clarence Budget . . . 38 James BuforcT . . . . . 12,112 Edward Bullock . . . 48 Bobbie Burch .... 58 Gerry Burch 59 Jacqueline Burks . . 59 Karen Burnes . . . . 48,93 Mickelin Burnes 22,91,92,93,94,95,107 George Burns .... 59 Georgia Burns . . . . 38 Jacquelyn Bush . . . 48 Karen Butner . . . . Theodore Byers . . . Charles Byrd . . . . 48 Curtis Byrd . . . 38 Eddie Byrd .... 59 Kenneth Byrd . . . . 59 Thomas Byrd . . . .... 59,84 C Erma Cage 59 Jamesetta Cameron . . . . . 48,84,88 Michael Campbell . . 59,120 Sandra Campbell . . . Bobette Caple . . . . Fonda Caple James Carr 38,84,112,114 Carolyn Carter . . . Deanna Carter . . . . Leo Carter 59 Percy Caruthers . . 12 William Casselle . . . . . . 59,120 Orea Causey 59 Larry Chambers . . ....... 22 Sandra Chambers . . Sharyn Chappell . . . Michael Charles . . 49,85 Richard Charleston . Brenda Chatman . . . Brenda Chatman . . Carolyn Chatman . . Geraldine Chatman . 38 John Cheffen 59 Naomi Cherot . . . 12,93 Felix Childress . . . 49,93 Marceline Childress 38 Linda Childs .... John Clardy .... Howard Clark .... Larry Clark Mattie Clark . . . . Verna Clark Gene Clay Regina Clay James Clemmons . . . Jerry Cleveland . . . Betty Cline......................59 Viola Cline......................38 Willa Cline......................49 John Codds.......................59 Charlene Cokes................49,84 Francis Colbert................. 23 Bernita Cole ................... 59 Jo Ann Cole......................49 Dorothy Coleman..................59 Wallace Coleman..................59 Willis Coleman...................49 Joyce Cooper.....................49 Charlotte Cotten.................59 Jeanette Courtney .... 59,86,93 Alvin Couts......................23 Joyce Couts...................59,93 Mary Cowthran ............ 38,93,95 Joe Cowthran ................... 49 Mary Craig................ 49,93,94 Janie Crooms.............. 23,87,91 Ida Crosby ..................... 38 Laura Crutcher ................. 49 Shirley Culp ................... 49 Joann Cunningham ............ 59,93 Barbara Currie ................. 49 Ivy Curtis...................... 49 D Gaylord Danforth.............38,120 Carol Daniels................... 49 Evelyn Daniels................38,88 James Daniels....................38 Andrew Darton....................12 Beverly Davis ............... 39,84 Cheryl Davis.....................23 Dwayne Davis.....................59 Gloria Davis ................ 39,87 Jeanetta Davis............ 49,84,87 Herbert Davis....................39 Mary Davis ......................49 Michael Davis....................59 Raleigh Davis....................39 Robert Davis.................59,117 Verateen Davis...................39 Wilnette Davis...................49 Bobbie Dawson....................49 Ruby Dawson......................59 James Dickerson..................49 Cariotta Dickson ......... 49,93,94 Maceo Dickson....................23 Wilhelmena Dickson . . 23,88,92,95 Don Douglass..................49,91 Charles Drew.....................13 Margaret Dozier..................49 Shirley Duckett..................49 Mable Dunlap.....................13 Donald Dumas.....................49 Marian Dumas ................... 60 Jennifer Dunmore .............39,84 David Duncan ................ 60,85 Ernest Dunn..................... 49 Ermon Dunn...................... 39 James Dupree.....................39 Raymond Dupriest.................49 Robert Dupriest..................60 Charles Dwight.............. 13,117 Linda Dydell ................... 49 E John Eason.......................11 Karen Easton..................49,84 Helen Edmond.....................49 Shirley Edmond...................60 Helen Elbert ................... 60 Jesse Elbert ................... 24 Adnette Elder ............ 49,84,88 Rose Elder.......................60 Welcome Ellis....................17 Cynthia Evans .... 36,39,84,88 Vallie Evans.....................39 Brenda Everette..................60 126 Carol Ewing p .... 49 James Ferguson 39 Hysetus Fewell . . . 39,83 Evelyn Fields 60 Melton Field Willie Findley . . . 49,84 Allene Fisher 49 James Fisher 60 Robert Fisher . . . 60,93 Willie Fisher . .... . 60,85,86 Charlene Flecher . . . . .... 60 Oscar Flowers 60 Rubye Fobbs . . . 24,93 Bonita Fopp .... 39 Marvn Forbush 60 Allan Ford 39 Cleveland Ford .... 39 Gertrude Ford .... 50 Floyd Foster .... 60 Norma Foster .... 50 Carolyn Franklin .... Geneva Franklin .... John Franklin .... 24 Melba Franklin Willie Franklin 60 Richard Franks . . . . 60,113 Ronald Franks 60,113,120 Georgia Frazier .... 39 Hermon Fristoe' . . . 39,85 Juliet Frye Joe Fuller G . . 50,113 Iricial Gadson . . . 60,95 Charles Garner .... 50 Issac Garner 13 Margaret Garner .... 60 Shirley Garner Carl Garrett William Garrett . . . . .... 60 Jacquelyn Garth Helen Gaskin 39 Jacquelyn Gaskin Sharon Gee Vert Gibson Ernestine Gilbert . . . . . 25,95,102 Postia Gill . . . . 60 Tanya Gillis Clifton Gipson 50 Ronald Gfasco .... 60 Patricia Glover . . . . 50 Willie Glover . . . . 60 Charies Goode Larry Goode 60 Janice Gordon . . 50,87 Shirley Gordon . . . . . . . . 60 Brenda Gower Ervin Grady Margaret Grady 60,84,93,95 Charles Graham .... Danny Granger . . . . 50 Anita’ Graves Janice Graves . . . 60,93 Donald Gray .... 50 Theresa Gray .... 60,85,86,93 Desserine Green . . . . .... 50 Erica Green Dorothy Greene .... 17 Earl Greene . . . 36,40 Robert Greene 60 Glenda Gregg Patricia Grenn 60 Patricia Greenwood . . . 60 Bertha Griffin Emile Griffith Schluster Guillory .... 61 Virgil Guillory 61 Melvin Gulledge 61 Jerry Guthrie H Phyllis Haeigh 50 50 Claudy Hall Myrtle Halloway Harvey Hamby 61 Earline Hamilton .... 50 Eugene Hammond Jeanette Hammond..................61 Jerry Hammond.....................61 Andrea Hammond....................61 Diana Handson.....................40 Henry Handy...................50,121 Eddie Haney....................40,93 Betty Hardin......................25 John Hardin ..................... 50 Mary Hardin................ 50,84,87 Belinda Harper ...................61 Alonzo Harris.....................61 Helen Harris .....................61 James Harris..................... 61 Nevada Harris . . . 61,67,85,86,93,95 Stephanie Harris..................61 Charline Harrison.................50 Jeffie Harrison...................40 Gloria Harvey.....................61 Gabrielle Haugh ........... 50,87,93 Alfred Hayes ..................50,83 Arline Hayes .................... 61 Cynthia Haynes....................40 Sidney Haynes ................... 61 Sanfonor Hayslett ............... 61 Walter Hayslett ................. 25 Jacqueline Hemmitt.............61,84 Terry Hemmitt ....................50 Alyce Henderson...................25 Constance Henderson...............25 Regina Henderson..................50 William Henderson.................40 Phillip Hendricks.............40,120 Nancy Henry ......................13 Neal Herriford....................13 Clarressa Herring.................61 Clifford Herring .... 13,120,121 Brenda Hicks ................. 61,84 Louis Hicks ..................... 40 Jacqueline Hill...................61 Mildred Hill...................40,94 Barbara Hillmon ..................40 Robert Hillmon ............... 50,83 Geraldine Hobley .... 25,84,92 Joan Hobley ..................... 50 Marjorie Hobley................40,94 Stephen Hodges............. 26,82,83 Clay Hogan............ 40,84,112,121 Jewell Hogan .... 26,82,83,112,114 Izeha Hogg........................61 Betty Holloway....................61 Mary Holloway.....................26 Patricia Holloway..............50,93 Ethel Hooker......................40 Abbie Hoover...................40,84 Betty Hopkins.....................61 Glee Hopkins......................13 Sandra Hopson....................40 Ronald Horn..................26,114 John Hoskins .................... 61 Linzy Hoskins..................40,84 Judy House........... 26,84,89,90,95 Charles Howell....................41 Sylvia Howell.................41,105 Charles Hubbard...................61 Frederick Hubbard.................26 Joseph Hubbard...................41 Melvin Hubbard...................41 Norman Hubbard .................. 14 Tommie Hudson.....................26 Dana Hughes ............... 50,85,88 Edmond Hughes ............. 26,83,90 Paul Hughes................61,85,121 Ruby Hughes ..................... 17 Eldon Hughlon.....................27 Helen Hughlon..................27,84 Shirley Hunter......... 27.84,92,100 I Annie Ivy.........................27 Hirbylvy..................... 50,113 Willie Ivy .......................61 J Bernice Jackson...................61 Cynthia Jackson . ................61 Dolan Jackson..................61,83 Earnest Jackson ................. 50 LaNita Jackson ............ 27,84,90 Linda Jacobs..................61,93 Phillip Jacobs ........... 50,85,93 Donna Jacoway ...................50 Ellen James .................... 62 Shirley Jamierson................50 Gary Jennings....................62 Jacqueline Jiles.................62 Ann Johnson......................11 Arlene Johnson...................51 Betty Johnson....................41 Dallford Johnson.................62 Edward Johnson...................41 Nealy Johnson....................62 Ronald Johnson...................62 Ruby Johnson.............. 27,84,94 Sammie Johnson...................62 William Johnson ................ 14 Billy Jones...................51,93 Connie Jones..................41,93 Don Jones .......................51 Johnny Jones ................... 51 Joyce Jones......................62 Lillie Jones.....................41 Linda Jones...................51,95 McKinley Jones...................62 Raymond Jones ...................62 Rosilyn Jones....................27 Stella Jones.....................62 Toni Jones.......................62 Eugene Jordan .................. 27 Richard Jordan ................. 51 K Patricia Keeling ................62 Stephanie Keith........ 62,84,91,93 Regina Kelley....................51 Albert Kelly.................51,120 Naomi Kelly .....................51 Audrey Kelsow....................51 Craig Kelso......................51 Susanne Kelso....................41 Charline Kemp....................41 Charles Kennedy...............28,91 Helene Kennedy...................41 Rainey Kimes...............41,89,94 Eddie Kindell................41,113 Debarah King.....................41 Irma King....................... 62 Leona King.......................62 Marva King.......... 51,85,86,87,88 Nadine King......................51 Woodroe King.....................62 Anthony Kirby ...................62 Willie Kirkland .................51 L Linda Lacy.......................51 Orene La Masters.................51 Ella Lane........................41 Raymond Lane.....................62 Paul Langford....................62 Albert Lee.......................41 Christmas Lee....................62 Evelyn Lee.......................41 Johnnie Lee...................62,91 Theaster Lee ................... 41 Thomas Leek..................62,121 Anita Leggett....................14 Annie Lewis......................51 Charles Lewis....................41 Sadie Lewis..................... 17 Sandra Lewis.....................42 Willie Lewis ................... 62 Rodger Lidge.....................42 Billy Lincoln....................51 Micheal Littlejohn ............. 42 Sharon Littlejohn................62 Virginia Lockett ............... 42 Joset Lofton.....................42 Hershel Long ....................62 James Long Jr....................14 Cecil Love....................62,85 Claudia Lyons................... 17 Henry Lyons...................36,42 M Richard McClain..............42,112 Wanda McClearn . . . 28,87,104 Almarie McCullough...............62 127 Isabell McCullough................51 Nancy McCullough..................62 Kenneth McFeders...........51,83,113 Theodore McFeders .... 28,83,85 Glenna McGaugh ............... 62,84 Harry McKelvy ....................51 Joyce McKelvy ................... 62 Freddie McKibben ............. 42,85 Brenda McNack ................... 42 Carolyn McNeely .............. 28,88 Michael McNeil'................42,84 Eugene McPowell .............. 62,84 Curtis McReynolds ................62 Helen McTye....................28,84 Charles McTyer ............ 36,42,91 Patricia Madison..................51 Scottie Manning................51,85 Earline Marchbanks................62 Marion Marchbanks ............... 51 James Marshall................... 51 John Marshall.....................51 Annie Martin......................51 Charline Martin ..................51 Glen Martin.......................51 Herbert Martin ...................62 Melvin Martin ................... 28 Ronnie Martin.................... 62 Tommy Martin .................... 63 Lenel Mason ................. 14,121 Ella Maxwell ................. 42,89 Carolyn Mayfield .................63 Stephen Mayfield..................42 Nina Meade ............. 42,85,86,94 James Meeks.......................42 Carolyn Melson ...................63 Willie Miles .................... 28 Anna Miller.................51,86,87 Cheryllyn Miller........... 28,87,94 Jo Ann Miller.....................63 John Miller.......................51 Edward Mitchell............ 29,82,91 Ronald Mitchell ..................51 Joycesteen Mitchem................29 Sylvia Moman .............. 63,84,93 Cecelia Moore.....................63 Deaner Moore...................42,94 Eloyce Moore .................... 51 Fred Moore........................51 Gwendolyn Moore...................63 Jesse Moore ..................... 42 Joe Moore................. 36,42,114 Joyce Moore ..................... 51 Mabel Moore ..................... 14 Marcia Moore..................... 63 Parish Moore......................51 Roberta Moore ....................52 Roger Moore ..................... 52 Shirley Moore ................... 63 Dorothy Morehead..................52 Janice Moreland...................63 Birdie Morgan ................... 29 David Morgan......................52 Ronald Morgan.....................63 Barbara Morris....................29 Hueston Morris....................63 James Morris..................63,117 Merale Morris.....................42 Marlene Morton................... 29 James Motley......................52 Lee Motley........................63 Joyce Mullen......................29 Vernice Murray . . 29,89,90,91,92,94 N Nathan Nash ............... 29,86,91 James Neal....................52,112 Joyce Neal....................... 63 Margarette Nelson.................52 Patricia Nelson................63,93 Vincent Nelson........ 63,85,113,121 Karen Nichols ................... 52 Betty Nixon ......................63 Ruthie Nixon .................... 63 Donna Nolen .................. 52,93 Glenn Nolen ................. 52,121 Jacqueline Nolen...............30,87 Marvena Norfleet..................63 Glenn North.......................42 O Leonard Oliver....................63 Gary O'Neal....................43,91 Gayle O'Neal ................. 43,95 Otha Overton .....................43 P Frank Pace........................43 Celia Page ................... 30,93 Joseph Page .... 36,43,83,114 Kenneth Paige.....................43 Leslie Paige......................63 Earl Parish...................52,120 Charles Parker....................63 Diane Parker .....................52 James Parker......................63 Larry Paschal ................43,112 Patricia Patrick........ 30,89,90,92 Shirley Patrick ................. 63 William Patrick ................. 52 Betty Paul....................... 43 Billy Paul ...................... 63 Bobbie Paul.......................43 Margaret Payne....................63 Alfreda Pearl.....................52 Robert Pearson ................52,85 Gloria Peeler.....................63 James Pelton......................43 Marvin Pelton.....................52 Roger Pendleton...............63,117 Mildred Pennington................14 Linda Perkins.....................63 Renda Perkins ....................63 Stephanie Perkins.......... 52,94,95 Yvonne Perkins................... 30 Brenda Pettaway . . . 52,55,84,105 Nathaniel Pettaway .... 30,84,91 Leon Pettis ......................52 Artris Phillips ................. 52 Calvin Phillips ..................52 Linda Phillips....................63 Fredericka Poindexter.............43 Thomas Poindexter.................63 Rosetta Poke .................... 63 Luke Ponder.......................14 Thomas Ponds .................43,120 Linda Poole ..................... 52 Donna Porter .....................52 Robert Porter ................... 43 Gloria Posey .....................43 Roy Pouncil.......................63 Evelyn Price .....................52 Ruth Price ............ 30,91,94,106 Alvin Pruitt......................64 Annie Pruitt .................... 64 William Prymus............52,113,121 Leonard Pryor ................... 15 R Mary Rabon ................... 52,95 Joseph Randle ............ 64,95,121 Mary Randolph ................ 30,95 Robert Randolph ................ 52 Tommie Ransbury .... 64,113,117 Cremelda Ratlitt' ................43 Betty Ray ........................52 Delois Rayford....................52 Deloris Rayford...................43 Isaac Redmond ....................64 Isaac Redmond ....................64 Floyd Reed .......................64 Ann Reese ....................... 43 Diane Reese.......................43 Duane Reese...................64,117 Brenda Reynolds................64,84 Mertha Reynolds ................. 15 George Rhodes.....................52 Jeff Rhodes ......................64 Ethel Rice........................64 Dophne Rich ..................... 30 Lewis Richard ................... 64 Margaret Richardson ............. 64 Calvetta Ricks .................. 43 Claudia Ricks.................... 31 Herbert Ridgely ............. 43,113 Richard Ridge.....................64 Willett Riley ................... 31 Ronald Roane .....................52 Glenn Roberson....................64 Gloria Roberson...................64 Cleveland Roberts ............... 64 Jeroline Roberts ............. 44,94 Earlee Robbins ...................64 Amos Robinson ....................52 Annie Robinson ...................44 Bari Robinson........... 52,93,94,95 Emma Robinson.....................64 Harold Robinson .... 52,83,85 Maurice Robinson..............52,121 Shirley Robinson..................64 Essie Rogers......................53 Otis Roper ...................... 53 William Rowan.................15,114 Nonnie Rowe.................31,84,95 John Rucker...................... 64 George Rue........................44 Geraldine Rue.................... 31 S Elderel Sailor .................. 44 Berfell Sallard...............64,117 Floyd Sanders ................... 64 Leaudrey Sanders ................ 53 Dennis Sasser..................64,84 Brenda Savage ................... 64 Norma Savage..................... 31 Gregory Sawyer....................64 Gerald Schiele....................44 Andrew Scott ............ 64,112,113 Carl Scott........................64 Randolph Scott....................53 Robert Scott..................... 44 Sharilyn Scott ............ 44,84,87 Tywana Session....................64 Beverly Shaw .................... 31 Sandra Shaw.......................53 Stephen Shaw .....................64 Gary Shepard..................64,117 Margaret Shepherd ............... 53 William Sheppard..............64,113 Beverly Sherman ..................64 Franzetta Shirley............44, 92 Linda Shivers ................... 44 Robert F. Short.................. 15 Fannie Simmons .................. 15 Howard Simmons ...................64 Juanita Simmons ..................64 Ralph Simmons ................... 53 Sherilyn Simmons..................53 Gracie Simpson....................53 Clotee Sims . . ...............53,94 Poleta Sims ..................... 53 Berda Smith............. 31,90,93,94 Charles Smith.....................65 Clinton Smith ............ 65,85,117 Clyde Smith...................65,117 Darnell Smith ....................53 Emma Smith .......................44 Frederic Smith ............ 31,85,86 Janice Smith ................. 44,84 Joseph Smith .................... 65 Juanita Smith ................... 53 Linton Smith .................... 65 Novell Smith ................. 65,85 Sylvester Smith...................53 Sylvia Smith...................53,87 Vedell Smith .....................44 Vercella Smith .... 53,55,88,93,94 Williard Smith .................. 15 Kenneth Speese............32,112,114 Judith Spencer....................44 Jewelens Steamer...............65,93 Jessie Steward....................65 Helen Stewart.................... 44 Melvin Stewart .............. 32,112 Michael Stewart ................. 44 Willie Stewart .................. 44 Tommy Stowers.....................53 Octavia Strong....................15 William Stroud .................. 15 O'willa Swink ................... 65 Elliot Swinney ................44,83 Grace Swinton ................... 16 Jackie Sydnor ................... 65 128 T William Tate . . . , 65 W Delma Waddell . . . . . 53,88,93,94,95 Frances Williams . . Earl Williams . . . 66 54 Billy Tatum . . . . , 65 Betty Walker . . . 53,93 Effie Williams . . . 54,93 Gloria Tatum .... 65 Bowie Walker . . . 45 Gary Williams .... . 45,85,112,121 Mary Tatum . . . . , Carl Taylor . . . . 32 George Walker . . 53 Grace Williams . . . 16 65 Henry Walker . . . James Williams . . . 54 Dorothy Taylor . . , 53 James Walker . . . . . 53,112,121 James Williams . . . Robert Taylor . . . 44,84 John Walker . . . John Williams . . . . 16 Stella Temple . . . Sarah Walker . . . 65 Lewis Williams . . . . 54 Vera Tennon . . . . 65 Sylvia Walker . . Artoria Wallace . . 53 Linda Williams . . . 66 Ivory Terry . . . , 65,93 53 Martha Williams . . . 54 Curtis Thomas . . 65 Ronald Wallace . . 36,45 Micheal Williams . . Earl D. Thomas . . 10,82 Marvin Walls . . , . . . . 53.85,112 Mildred Williams . . Linda Thomas . . . Brenda Walton . . Monroe Williams . . 66 Arvin Thompson . . 65 Millie Walton . . Patricia Williams . . Carletta Thompson 65 Suzzette Ward . . . Robert Williams . . . 54,85 James Thompson . , 45 Gilbert Warner . . , 53.121 Thelma Williams . . 54 Mamie Thompson . . .... 53,55,94 Diamond Warren 65,117 Walker Williams . . . 66 Sherry Thompson Douglass Warren . 45 Wanda Williams . . Frances Thornton . . . . 45,86,93 Beverly Warrick . . 65,91,95 Yolanda Williams . . . William Tillman . . 16 Edmund Washington 16 Ginnia Willingham . . 33,93 Irvin Tinnley . . . Emma Tinsley . , 65 Charles Washington 65 Claude Wilson . . . . 45 32,102 Otha Washington . . Garnett Wilson . . . 17 Margaret Tinsley . . . 45,85,86,95,101 Willa Washington 65 Josephine Wilson . . . Gilford Tinney . . William Washington 45 Laurence Wilson . . , 17,113 Helen Todd . . . . , Dorothy Watkins . , 66 Willa Wilson . . . . , 45 Joann Todd . . . . , Geraldine Watson 33,91 Gladys Winston . . . 33 Reginia Tolbert . . 53 Otha Watts . . . . Earnest Winters . . , 66 Arclella Topps . . . 53 Archie Weaver . . . 66 Constance Wise . . Amelia Torrence . 53 Rosetta Webb . . . Claudia Witcher . . 33 Wilma Trimble . . 32 Michael Weddington .... 33,83,95 Melvin Witcher . . . Alma Tucker . . . . . 65,84,91,93,95 Jacqueline Welton 54,88 Francine Woodard . , 33 Cheryl Turner . . Janice Wesson . . . 66,91,93 Janie Woodard . . . , . . 34,91,92,95 Chiguita Turrentine Charles B. West 11 Barbara Woodson 45 Bernard Twiggs . . 45,85 Andrey Weston . . 45 Larry Wright . . . . .... 66,117 Michael Twiggs . . . .... 53,55,85 Angel White . . . 66 Y Willis Tyus . . . . 65 Archie White . . . . 33,84 Doris Yarber .... 54 V Melvin White . . . . . . 54,85,93 Arlene Yancy .... 66 Edna Vanoy . . . . Phillip White . . . 33 Briscoe York .... 66 Vernon Vanoy . . . . .... 53,55,114 Timothy White . . 66 Rosemary York . . . . 46 Janice Vaughn . . . . 32.87,91,94 Willie White . . . Gloria Young Marie Vaughn . . Calvin Whitmore . 16 Johnny Young . . . . , Brenda Venable 65 Kenneth Wiggins . . Shirley Wilborn . . . 66 Josh Young 46,85 Gwendolyn Venable . . . . 32,91,92,94 William Young .... 46 Ollie Virgil . . . . Arrelius Vonleggett Willie Vonleggett . . 65 Brenda Wilkins . . 66 William Young . . . , .... 32,92,95 .... 65,85,121 Andrea Williams . . Donald Williams 66,93 66,121 120