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

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HI II TincolniaN I Mattingly: “Lanky 1 like a pleasant thought. Anna ‘-Ma “She pa‘ji$ Eben Lightfoot: “Heavy Feet” “No one is a failure who does not admit it himself.” M argarette Goss: “Marg” “Her ivo y ' bands on the ivory key ,‘ rtha Sims: “Beri-i-tha’ ■y She likes them all, ‘ ' They all like her.” Evelyn. Baker : “Little Bit: “Inveriat .viam aut falciat,” , ‘:|Fi.pd.a way or make: ; pn ' e.” ' .V Cl au(];e : :»B o b ii” i k ' bf courtesy. Le atti Satfnders Lacijin-g- ip po ' capatitv: “I try ' to be true tf ' them Felix ' ‘Give il happy. Bernard Houston: “Cap” “If you don’t think well of yourself, who will ?” f 1 m Page Thirteen

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LMJ LMJ LMJ IincqlniaN Beatrice ■ “Blessed good • jia • ' V I v| ur : Jki- • the gift of perpetual Theora Frith: “Frithy” “She warbles as a nightingale.’ C eile Billups: “Sea” “ Quiet, buf:;; ef f stive. ’ ’ fpFgaret Diggs: “Maggie” ■ .“• The’s here ; I hear her skweek.’ Willa Mafe Dudley : ‘Mnno.ce.rice is bliss. Vashti Colii jl ftVitry” ‘ ‘ When shbJ boi Mhe room Sunshine : of gloom. ' ■¥ endeita Jones i : : 0 ‘Fashioned.;: so- ; j e ' ' eblj r. sp Ma;i r » y : : V ; ; ; V-.v.v’ :Ar vl v . . Ros etta - W ea ver : . “CJ: : : ;‘A modest. la§s, : so hice ' ,1 Always . looking- prim anq]

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: Little Eppie” dy, -Speaking, he knows i i’ijncieg wonder if it isn’t Walter E| “PsychbHjg his stdf But Vid psuit bid Joseph Morehead: “Wonders” VSJe has ‘more-head” than brains, Dai y. Mitchell: “Day” “Slid chatnls the young men, ajs a ' ;!Ca;B ■V ••ch a r ms mi ce . ” v.Yv Josephine Payne: “Joe” “She was a phantasy of delight. J;,W. H ity: “J. ..? “X coihd ' :paint a black; cat whjt4. Maudev ' Mcfl “X y-mode! ■;V mdyh;’! •candle to thy aatfte. ; ‘ What would we do without her? ’ ' . Lee Anna Oliver : ;“ ' Ai| : ’• • “ $ riefr‘ . rtefce»y£ ClariiB “Witl Intent ing force, course.” Jessie Gregory: “Kid” “Sometimes I sit and think, but usu- ally I just sit.” TincolniaN Page Fourteen