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

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SENIORS ROSALIE HARRISON 1 : “A smile on my face, a song on my lips.” DOROTHY HAWKINS : Student Council '38-39; Boosters '37-38-39. “Very likeable.” JOHNNIE MAE HAYES Boosters '39; Dramatics '39. “Slow but sure.” JAMES L. HENDERSON, JR. : i “A jolly good fellow with a guilty smile.” ETHEL HERRIFORD National Honor Society; Editor-in-Chief Lincolnite. “Very artistic.” JULIA HICKS š Student Council '39; Dramatics ?37- 38- 39; Honor Roll. ROBERT HICKS ‘Well, it’s over at last.” MARILYN VIRGINIA HINES Dramatics 37-38-٨۲39, “Frank, outspoken and honest in my opinion.” RUBY HILL I Girl Reserve. “Quietness is the symbol of efficiency.” THOMAS HILL Football and Track 36-137; Captain Football and Track ’38, WILBURT HILL Dramatics ’37-’38-’39; Boys’ Glee Club 37- 38.; Cho- rus 36-37. “Life is put a dream and man a shadow.” S. ELLSWORTH HILL National Honor Society; Honor Roll ?38; R. O. T. Co Captain “Mr. Importance. 1۹ came; E saw, 1 conquered.” JOHN HOBBS “Big things come in small packages.” GRACE HOAKD “Just watch me.’ LA RUE HOGAN “Tt takes time to know me.” , MARCELLA HOGAN Dramatics 397 “A little learning is a dangerous thing. Drink deep of the Pierian Spring.” ROSCOE HOWARD Chorus 36-37-38-39; Glee Club 3839: God be in my mouth and in my singing.” MARION HARRIS “As modest as a violet.”’ MAXINE HUDSON “TIS education that forms a common mind. Just as the twig is bent so is the tree inclined.” LEONARD E. HUFF Captain m R Ov Ty °c. LeROY HUFF 7 R. ©. T- C. First Sergeant; Boy. Scout-’37-’38.. “Me and Killingsworth.”’

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SENIVAS DOROTHY DUMAS Orchestra °36; Girl Reserves 37. “A perfect lady.” GWENDOLYN EDMONDS “You can't keep me from eating.” CHARLINE EDWARDS Chorus 3839. “T speak what I think.” DOROTHY EMERSON “Small and bright.” LANETT ERVIN Football; Basketball. “A man of few words.” LORINE EVANS Dramatics ?39. “Always willing.” RHODA EVERETT Dramatics 39. “A smile for everyone.” JOHN FLETCHER Lieutenant R. O. T. C. “Life of the party.” CARL FLETCHER R O TC: Dramatics 38, 239. “The ladies” pet.” VERLINE FOREMAN Gym. ‘‘They’ll notice me some day.” ISADORE FREEMAN Chorus. “Say Elizabeth and 111 77 REGINALD FRANKLIN Football 38. “The strong and silent type.” LESTER FREDRICK Dramatics; Football. “Liked by all the girls.” MARY GILYARD Girl Reserves 36. “No need to hurry.” JULIA GIBBS Girl Reserves 39, “A sweet disposition.” MARGARET GRAVES Honor Roll; National Honor Society. ‘‘Let tomor- row take its course.” NADINE GRIDDINE “Playful EDDIE LEE HANEY Major R. O. T. C.; Basketball. “A real man.” LYLA HARRIS Boosters '37-39. “A little bit of sunshine.” ELMER HARRIS Football ?38. “Quiet, but pleasing.” ROBERT HAILEY R. O. T. C.; Chorus. “A crooning tenor.”

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JENTURS ROBERT JACKSON R. O. T. C. Captain; Boys’ Glee Club; A Cappella Choir. “Girls, keep not your kisses for my dead cold brow.” CORINNE A. JAMES Girl Reserve '34-35-36-37; National Honor Society. “Life is what you make it.” CECIL JEFFERSON Football ’37-’38; Glee Club-Special Singers; A Cap- pella Choir. “Live and let live.” ERNESTINE JEFFRIES “You can fool some oí the people some of the time, but you can't fool all of the people all of the time.” MILDRED JOHNSON “I'm in heaven with a wad of gum.” MARION LEE JOHNSON “Good things come to those who wait.” NELLIE MAE JOHNSON “In the building of success there are no elevators; try the stairs.” MURIEL JOHNSON Student Council. “Still water runs deep.” GERALDINE JONES Physiology Club of 38. “A good name is better to be chosen than great riches.” JAMES KELLY, JR. an 37-38-39. “If you furnish the styles I’ll wear them.” WILLIAM KEENE Chemical Experimenter. OAKEREADER KING Girl Reserves '33 through ’39; Deputy 38-39. وړ‎ education forms the common mind. Just as the twig is bent the tree’s inclined.” WILLIAM KILLINGSWORTH ¿vb state tients guard; را‎ To Lo: “L-do as 1 please.” OTHEL KOUNTZ Basketball 395:R, 0. TT. €; Captain: “The: world knows little of its greatest men,” ROSETTA LaRUE Honor Roll '35; Student Council 37. “As dignified as she looks. Here I am, Velma. Don't get excited.” EDWARD LAW, JR, “My last name is my life’s occupation.” JENITA LACKEY Basketball. “She excels in sports,” VELMA LANGDON Honor Roll ’35. “A sweeter girl can never be found. Where's Rosie? Don't get excited.” HENRY LEWIS Dramatics 38-739- +R, O; T, L. 32, - TlEdance my way through.” ARMENTHA LEWIS “I will be in Hollywood some day.” JAMES MAY Football. “I'm here to be admired,”