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

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Dorothy Hood “ Wonders ” “ Woman delights me not- — nor man either.” Mary Anna Sampson “Calm” “As quiet as a mouse, lout explodes in the house.” Eleanor Westmoreland “Elea” “ Looking for Frances to tell her the news.” Denver Adams “Den” “The man with a million smiles.” Ada Gardner “Dan” “ Still water runs deep.” Mildred Hamilton “Mil” “Wise loomen are not so inquisi- tive.” Eugene Glover “U” “Nothing is im- possible to a willing heart.” Sappho Albright “Pho” “You have awakened me too soon, I must s l u m b e r again.” Thelma Petway “A maiden modest and yet self-possess- ed.” George Murdock “Judge” “A mind quite vacant is a mind distressed.” T, incolnit R Efr Seniors Page Fourteen A % £ 1930 Efcfr — —

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R incolnit R jgse SLftf 1 Larkin Arnold “Doc” “He ' s of his word.’ ' a man Elsie Florence “Flor” “ Throng h thick and thin.” Sylphia Watts “ Sylfia ” “If I ' m not loud I can ' t be heard” Edith Williams “ Dit ” “I want to be naughty but still be nice .” Dovie Brown “Dove” “ I ' ll find a way or make a way” Seniors Arlethia Hopson “ Arleth ” “ A bundle of good nature” Leroy Reed “Dumps” “ The mail that blushes is not quite a brute” 1 Mildred Walker “Wal” “ Untamed , but that’s no shame ” Grace V. Brown “Ed” “I’m always sat- isfied” Maude Clark “ Maudie ” “Sweeter than sweet when toalking her beat ” 3 1930 185R Page Thirteen

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T JNCOLNIT R JgWP ' Ardath Cave “Jick” “As silent as dew drops.” Lucy Williams “Lw” “Broadway ' s Queen .” Alice Johnson “Al” “Common sense is not so common.” Ada Dickerson “Adel” “She is a win- some sweet thing.” Lina Dottrey “Dot” “She ' s too good to he talked about. Seniors Cecil Reeves “The Rt. Rev” “He practiced what h e preached .” Margaret S. Johnson “Trudy” “Women of few words are the best women.” B. Richard Smith “Ben” “Never satis- fied with anything but the best.”