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

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I INCOLNITF, SENIORS J. D. Tyson “ How to make Mod- ern History Easy ” Nina Page “Still water deep ” runs Goff Young “ A big man with a big heart ” Cecilia Brassfield “Hot Stull ” “An at- tractive young mis s ' ’ Jewell McGinis “Jew” “A Jewel worth having ” Thelma Moseby Little Bit ” “Laugh- ing is her fame ” Sherwood Harris “Say it with apple- sauce ” Essie Green “ Chicken ” “ Silence , Tiere comes the bride ” Wilmont Tucker “Bill” “Full of mis- chief and fun” Alice Ruff “Pee-Wee” “English Lit, I bid you Au Revoir” Lumbia Raines “How to jump at the wrong conclusion” Frances Ward “Lanky” “Innocence is bliss” 1929i Page Fifteen

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Ermalean Anderson “ Whispering ” “ To be rich in friends is to be poor in nothing ” Leslie Smith “ Truth is beauty ” Chester Walker “Silence is golden or something like that ” Phooile Wilson “ Pho ” “There ' s no use working if you can play ” Nollie Whitaker “Noisy” “I choose to talk wherever I go ” Horten se Jackson “Tense” “Sloiv ’n easy” Walter Wilson “How to attain sar- torial perfection” Estella Banks “ Banky ” hopes she will own banks” Rosa Lee Jamison “Rosa” “As modest as a wild rose ” Walter Day “Why can ' t we use mental telepathy” T JNCOLNIT K SENIORS 1929 Page Fourteen

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T JNCOLNIT R SENIORS Josephine Reese “Joie” “Sassy, classy girl” Marjorie Foster “ Playful ” “ The low- er hall is her play ground” Erma Harvey “Noisy” “ Once in a lohile seen at work” Carey Daniels “I am right, I can ' t be wrong” Claude Newman “ Slow but sure” Dorothy Brown “Dot” “Cosmetics is the road to fame” Nina Hamilton “Ninty” “English Lit is what makes me so great ” Roy Buckner “How to read Poe ' s ‘ To Helen ' and en- joy it” Arthur Woody “Small men do great things” Alfretta Hobbs “Fretta” “ Let grow taller broader” me not Oscar Billups “Beau Brummel” Margaret Wilson “Mag” “Days may come, days may go, But I talk on for- ever” Page Sixteen