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

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- — — — T jncolnit R jgs - Seniors Leo McClellan “Leo” “Live ws a tofe of your quality .” Grace Bell Brown “Grade” “Silence is more eloquent than words.” Gertrude Jett “ Gertie ” “ Precious things come in small packages” Frank Jones “ Lighfnin ’ ” “I was not always a man of woe” Clifford Warren “Cliff” “ There ' s no tomorrow in him, like today” Helen Redmond “Red” “ Fll get by, by bluffing ” Elaine Young “Lane” “The fool will laugh, though there be nothing to laugh at.” Bonnie Gaines “Bon Bon” “Oh Mr. Morrison I can ' t do that.” J. R. Williams “Jar” “I never with important air in con- versation overbear.” Margie Robinson “ Flapper Fannie” “Trust her not she ' s fooling thee.” ■ — 1930

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T, incolnit F, Jessie: Jackson “Kid ' ’ “The eternal flapper” Victoria Warren “Vicky” “She’s kind ' and sweet , she can’t he heat.” Howard Bell “Jick” “A little learn- ing is a dangerous thing.” Loraine Walker “Lora” “Life is short and so am I.” Marjorie; Hill “Margie” “Only one she’s afraid of and that’s a man.” Seniors Louise Lewis “Bill” “Save me a seal on the front row.” McKenzie Coleman “Mac” “ Young i n limhs, in judgement old.” Ernestine Troy “Stine” “ Judge me hy what I am.” 1930

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T jncolnit R I i j Katherine Martin ! “Rat” “As firm as | faith” Frances Lyons “Fran” “The force of her own merits, makes her way.” Melvin Gantt “Him” “A man of shrewd and careful mind.” Ethel Baxter “Bax” “ Here is a hand that guides.” Burdette Hockaday “Shiek” “Vessels large may venture more, -but little boats should stay near shore.” Seniors Beatrice Culliveii “Bee” “Scenery is not the pnly thing that falls.” Richard Rogers “Ricardo Cortez ” “ Sweetes ’ ’lil feller.” Thelma Johnston “Jack” “She charms the young men, like a cat charms mice.” Harry Johnson “Voice” “A singing baby with a baritone voice.” Calanthe Brown “Kal” “Make good of me cause good women are scarce .” Page Six