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

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LINCOLNITE Seniors Alta Locke “ Cosmetics lead t o roads of fame ” Aaron Moore “Sag” “That crooning tenor” Lillie B. McIntyre “Flapper” “She vamps them all” Herbert Miller “Herb” “The big shot” Georgia Mason “I let others sing my praises” — Theon Lewis “Fat and good natur- ed” Alberta Lewis “The smile that brings a smile.” Estella McKittrick “Mathematics is my world” Juanita Mullen “Silence in the secret itself ” Alma Martin “I would be friends with you” 1931 Page Twelve

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LINCOLNITE Seniors Dorothy Johnson Silent as a babblng brook.” Evelyn Kennedy “ Doing nothing in particular.” James King “ Jimmie ” M Dignity and poise must be de- veloped” Marie Love “I ' ll make a hit on Broadway as a toe dancer .” Wyatt Logan If its music you want , I can supply it.” Novella Jackson “ Hear ye the hum of mighty ivorks” Nadine King I must be satisfied Mable Logan “ Come live in my heart and pay no rent” Robert Lyons ”Bob” “ Has both strength and speed.” Jimmie Lovingood “I am concerned most- ly with my own af- fairs ” 1931 Page Eleven

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LINCOLNITE Seniors Opal Nave “ Will she ever sow her wild oats.” William Pond “He is liked by all the girls.” Raymond Poer “My name is Poor but I have an enormous sum of money” Letiia Porter “Her talk is like a weeping icilloio.” Bertha Robinson “SmVe and the world smiles with you — Weep and you weep alone.” Everett O’Neal “Eddie” “A self made man.” Dale Perkins “Dale” “Quiet as a mouse when the cats away.” Maude Pattilo “I speak tohat I think.” Charles Perry “Little Eppie Green from the Delong Com- 2oany.” Earl Ross “See me.” 1931 Page Thirteen