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

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T.INCOLNITR bsbj. Seniors Hannibal Hill “Hans” “ Slowly pro- voked, he easily for- gives .” I Laura Lankofrd I “Lee” “She can sing the song bird out of heart .” Roy Buckner “Roy” “Mild, yet he satisfies.” Mary Alice Grant “Mae” “Come late , yet you come” Marie Robinson “Robie” “Shall l go on, or have I said enough?” Evelyn Keeton “Eve” “ She wants to have her way” Lloyd Brown “Longfellow” “Ripe in wisdom was he” Emma Saunders “ Gfatie ” “Ruling ev- eryone is the height of my ambition” John Mitchell “John” “The man of wisdom is the man of years.” Godfrey Gentry “Hooks” “Check and double check.” Page Ten ■aa 1930 K® rSM

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T jncolnit R Seniors Helen Baker “Lena ' ’ “ Many a wick- ed wink she wunk and, many a smile she smole.” Snova Perkins “Snow” “Chattei ' ing, chattering day.” all the Juanita Vincent “yin” “She’s so quiet you don’t know she ' s Nathaniel Nelson “Napoleon” “The hid- den soul of distress.” F. M. McGinnis “Thunder” “A lion among women is most dreadful.” Gabrella Williams “Gabe” “She’s very popular, ( and how).” Imogeine Holland “Emma ' ’ “A name far sounded among wom- en for noble deeds.” Harold Strothers “Big Shot” “He is our leader, all will he well.” Mollik Nix “Mol” “Thou hast the patience and faith of saints.” Charlotte Nix “Lotte” “She’s ihod- est as any, and blithe as she is bonny.” 1930 Page Nine

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s®g T.incolnitR es Uarda Jones “Puckins” “She bane a good girl.” Emma Stokes “Stoke” “ Better late than never, cause I like not been here at all.” Ralph Busch “The Cat” “His heart is not in his work, ' tis somewhere else.” Beatrice Starr “Selah “Quiet, but wise.” Bernard Jackson “Jack” “I didn ' t know you didn ' t say.” Edward Henderson “Ed” “ Talking is not always to converse.” Mary Baldridge “Park” “I would not budge for no man ' s pleasure.” Mary Aiken s “Toots” “The daugh- ter of debate.” Lloyd Haymes “Port” “This was the noblest Roman o f them all” Louise Klyce “Lou” “It seems a fright I never get things right.” J Page Eleven