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

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LINCOLNITE Seniors Feed Thomas Red “ He is a smart man” Pearl Tyson “ Why ask met” Lyle Thompson “ What are things coming to.” Gladys Wright “ She’s naughty b u t she ' s nice” Dora Louise Walton “ You have to sift the sand to find the gold” Marie Rucker “Ree” “ Find Letha and you ' ll have me” Anna Marie Tompkins “I ' m going to be somebody some sweet day.” Marvin Whitaker “ There ' s no use work- ing when you can have fun.” Thelma Williams “She has a heart of gold.” Vera Woods “ She ' s plum full of fun.” 1931 Page Fifteen

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LINCOLNITE Seniors Leroy Russaw “Just a senior .” Cornelia Roberson “She says it with mu- sic, either voice or piano” Edna Spears “Girl you don’t know to whom you’re talk- ing.” Mable Saunders “Better late than never.” Frankie Lyons “Her charming ways won them all.” 9911 :.x, v •. Florence Roberson “ Talent ” “She has them all.” Myrtle Elise Stewart “World” “I don’t be- lieve all precious things come in small packages” Otie Mae Smith “I want to know ev- erything about ev- erybody.” Alice Short “Al” “ They call me Al for Short.” Mildred Sayers “Nice and quite, or am I wrong.” JK Page Fourteen 1931

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V LINCOLNITE Corrine White “When? Where ? How? and Why?” Rosie Walker “I can do what any- one else can do” Winston Williams “Always on the job.” Oscar Ward “I want attention.” Robert Washington “Always bluffing his way out of some- thing.” Seniors Leola Wilson “Lee” Still water runs deep.” Cecil Washington “A lover of verse.” Charles Wilkerson “ Koonty ” “Playing is my specialty.” William Weaver “Have you seen Booker.” Alice; Tinson “I don ' t believe in causing trouble.” Page Sixteen 1931