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

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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 Mary Brown “If thinking of me, be a hard task, forget me.” Mary C. Bryant “Smile and the world smiles with you, study algebra and you study alone” Charles Cunningham “Cunning” . “Where is his R. 0. T. C. shirt ” LaFayette Carter “Lawyer” “Let me advise you” James Cox “Cox” “ Safety first” Verlon Buchanan “Bashful” “Blushing gets ' em” Minnie Bryant “Nothing is too hard to work for, nothing too great to gain” Charles Caldwell “Charlie” “No task is too difficult” William Copes “Ben” “The Chief of Police” Viola Collins “Where there is a will, there is a way.” Page Six 1931

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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