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

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Page Eighteen The Lincolnian LOIS PERRY With such pretty, black hair. ELI LOGAN Who “says it with music” with either voice, violin or saxophone. EDITH TANDY Bertha Logan’s double (in size) . DORA MURPHY She tries to hide her hair, but we know it is beauti- ful and glossy. JAMES MURPHY One of the mischief-making twins, who is as peaceful as a lamb, without his mate, Knighton. VIRTLE BARNES With that modest and bash- ful air.

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The Lincolnian Page Seventeen LUCILLE BAUKNIGHT With those big dreamy eyes that charm. VICTOR REEF Will he ever grow out of babyhood? ALTHELIA HAYDEN Her fine quality is easily determined by her agreeable smile. VERNICE DUDLEY Her disposition is so much like Twintinia’s that one would naturally think they are influenced by each other since they are such good pals. TWINTINIA BROWN Her quiet disposition makes her friends love her. ALLEN HERRIFORD Still water runs deep.

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The Lincolnian Page Nineteen CHARLYNE FIELDS CHARLES CARR WHELMER MOORE We used to say she was slow but she has changed our say- ing now. Still water runs deep and the devil lies art the bottom. If flirting will carry a per- son any place, she will go from the North to the South Pole! THEODORE BROWN “Don’t envy the other boys’ hair; use Madam Walker’s!” MARY PAYNE Her beautiful hair makes her very attractive and she improves her attractiveness by her good taste in dress- ing. THEODORE BRIGGS (2nd Lieutenant) The waves in his hair make us seasick.