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

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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.”

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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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T. incolnit R Minnie Summers “Min” “ My stars and garters child , y o u ought to be ashamed .” Rosetta Nolan “Roe” “ Kindness has resistless charms .” John Smith “ The devil ” “Mark the perfect man Be- hold the upright” Mable Davis “ Mabelle ” “I sit and sit and let the world go rolling by.” James Long “Jimmey Nez” “A youth to whom was given so much of earth, and so much of heaven.” Seniors Milton Chapman “Tilton” “A nice, not particular man.” Elizabeth Anderson “Lizzie” “Peace! 1 will stop your mouth.” Lillian Hill “Lil” “A Lesson a day keep ' s one F away. Reginald Humphries “Reg” “Nature has made strange fellows in her time.” Grace Whitmore “Grade” “A girl with a smile, is ' a girl worth while.” wvwV , J Page Sixteen ■«3 1930