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

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m i L COILNIAH ' ' v BEATRICE LACY “To be simple is to be great.” THOMAS SMITH “I know what I mean but I can’t express it.” JAMES YEARGANS “The pen is mightier than food or sword.” LILLIAN KEELER “No talent, but yet a character.” JUANETTE DOZIER “Secure in the hearts of her friends is she.” ODIE DAWSON “Talkativeness produces many disasters, but in silence there is safety.”

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J. C. WILLIAMS “Rugged the beast that music cannot tame.” CLEO JOHNSON “Some secret charm did all her acts attend.” DORA SMITH “Minute in size but with a stream of words, may not be seen but surely heard.” FRANK BROWN “His watchword is promptness and effi- ciency.” REGINALD FISHER “He never lets opportunity knock unan- swered.” GLADYS SMITH The price of wisdom is above rubies.”

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BEDELIA HENDRICKS “Come live in my heart and pay no rent.” JOHN BAUKNIGHT “A noble youth and mostly youth.” CHARLES PRUDHOME “We cannot deprive the world of the sun nor youth of free speech. THADDESE HARRIS “There are smiles.” OZELLA RICHMOND “A happy soul that all the way to heaven hath a summer’s day.” THELMA BRINSON “Worth, courage, honor, these, your susten- ance and birthright are.”