Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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4 THE LINCOLNIAN The Annual offers its patrons merely a bulletin this year, trusting that another year will be more favorable to the pub- lication of a larger and more adequate magazine. While the year just closing; has been a prosperous one in many respects, ssveral accidents have made it impractical to issue a more pre- tentious volume for the parents and friends of Lincoln High. However, we hope this issue will receive the welcome accorded our annuals in the past. The school has suffered seriously from the epidemics of •id and grip that have visited Kansas City this past win- mong the sad features of these troubles, from which a lumber were compelled to drop out of their classes, we lined to note the death of three of our promising school- ' s: Daisy Tittle, T3; Beatrice Darden, ' ll, and Bertha Pickett, T3. We desire to offer our deepest sympathy to the bereaved families, at the same time expressing our loss of three lives that have meant a great deal t-o our school. |c As usual our school has been honored by the presence of any friends and visitors during the year, among whom was dr. Riley, an inspector of schools of Australia for the province of New South Wales. Mr. Riley gave us a very interesting and instructive talk on the people and customs of his country. BRAIN FOOD. in picking out a foo.d for tho’t From all the bookish jam. Adapt your mood to worthy food. And try a little Lamb. Or if Lamb ' s not your favorite dish. And with no gusto taken, Sonic Hogg might do, or else a few Nice iuicy bits of Bacon. Tf Lamb and Bacon prove too tough, And difficult to Chaucer, With Browning o’er, you’ll like it Moore Than Campbell eaten raw, sir. ' Perhaps Crahbe’s Tales will please your taste. Beware of Burns when fried. If poorly cooked you’re surely hooked To get an Akenside. i