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

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Page Twenty The Lincolnian TERESSA MOORE With a friendly and pleas- ing disposition. LAMAR G. HARRISON “If you don’t get the mark you want (but don’t de- serve), resort to argumen- tation.” ALBERTA STUBBS When she smiles her pretty dimples express her dignity. OLLIE O’NEAL One cannot help but love her, for she is never with- out a smile. LUTHER HATCHER (Major) His favorite pastime is clowning with “Jeff and “Runt.” CALLIE FAYE MURPHY She is as modest as a violet.

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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.

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The Lincolnian Page Twenty-one MYRTLE WINSTON With her slow and uncon- cerned movements. LLOYD WILLIAMS (Captain) “Tears are the noble lan- guage of the eye.” SARAH MOTEN Her fingers are her main attractions, for with them she has become a noted vio- linist as well as a typist. JUSTINE HOARD HUGHES GREEN MAYME PAYNE With that straightforward (1st Lieutenant) With a sweet, quiet disposi- disposition. “Let me be the head of this!” tion.