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

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LINCOLNITE Seniors James Epps “I know, I know” Florecia Fields “ Action speaks louder than words” Jessie Ford “ And there was si- lence.” Udey Franklin “ Experience is a great school” Pauline Garrett “Can be both seen and heard” Dorothy Fields “ Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit” William Fowler “Bill’ “Some day I shall be a great man” Bernice Ford “I know what I mean, but I can’t express it” Herman Glass “ Jolly Boy” “A man of few words.” Frank Gales “American Govern- ment Major” Page Eight 1931

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LINCOLNITE Seniors Mildred Craig “ Sometimes I sit and think but usually, I just sit.” Christine Cole • Intelligent and a bundle of good na- ture” Corrine Carolina “ Always smiling, nev- er frowning .” Alma Dean “ Contentment is a pearl of great price” Freddie Eatherly ' ' Sometimes I study. Zelma Craft “ Lacking in no capa- city.” Clotera Cooper Bubbling ivith happi- ness, just Clo.” Lois Drew “ Neither seeking pleas- ure, nor avoiding toil” Hubert Daniels ' ' Hub” “ Never put off for tomorrow what you can do today.” Frances Edwards All her paths are paths of peace.” 1931 Page Seven

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LINCOLNITE Seniors Cassel Goss “Soapy ' ' “ Great b? ' ains make little men giants” Gladys Hyromus “ Her kindness has re- sistless charms .” Esther Harris “ Who ' talks m ' u e h , talks in vain.” Clifford Harrison “Clif” “A gentle spirit fills that mighty frame” J. C. Haynes The “ J . 0.” “ Great hig man from the South” Claudia Hopkins “ Secure in the hearts of her friends is she.” Earlee Hatcher “ If she could have her heart ' s desire, she ' d argue night and day and never tire.” Melvin Houston “ Pete ” “ The woman hater.” Ella Hill “Of manners gentle and of affections mild.” Elsa Harrington “ Mild yet she satis- fies.” 1931 Page Nine