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

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ICGSIA worthy, and dependable. He has made an outstanding name for himself in the com- munity as well as in school. Ruth Brashears, a member of Mr. Bryant ' s Advisory has fulfilled the position of treas- urer admirably. She is an honor student and served as cashier on the Business Staff. Lincoln High; School corridorsj are still echoing) the: I proposed to set forth . . . , If I am elected . . Fellow students, now is the time . . . , and the many j campaign platforms taken by the j candidates running for offices of the class. The Senior Advisories, tense Ruth Merritt, a member of Miss Smother ' s group, has assisted Caroll Tolbert as secretary. Jerry Evans, a captain in the R. O. T. C., is an honor student. One of the most successful undertakings of the class was the establish- ment of Senior HQurs. These were hours spent after school by Seniors in the hope of getting better acquainted with each other. The inauguration of this entertainment was a very colorful affair. While the band played the Senior Class members walked by twos, under sabers held high by Senior R. O. T. C. Officers. President Pittman made his inaugural address, and other Seniors participated in the program. Among them were: Caroll Tolbert, master of ceremonies; Ruth Brashears, piano player, and Dorothy and concentrated as each candidate marched in and delivered his speech, cast their ballots, and elected the following: President, Keith Pittman; Vice-President, Paul Gray; Secretary, Caroll Tolbert; Assistant Secre- tary, Ruth Merritt; Treasurer, Ruth Brashears, and Sergeant-at-Arms, Jerry Evans. I Keith Pittman, a member of Miss Smothers ' Advisory Group, is an honor student, Major in the R. O. T. C., and one-time President of the Student Council. He served as a Councilman during High School Day at the City Hall. Wilburn and Josie Silvers, dancers. The Senior Class of ' 41 has thor- oughly enjoyed itself.. Much of our advancement was due to aid from our Senior Ad- visors and we appreciate it j deeply. Paul Gray, Vice-President, is from Miss Rhodes ' group. He is a student of many professed abilities. He has served as an enthusiastic team manager, played on football and basket ball teams, and he is a winning track star. He has the students ' admiration and respect. Caroll Tolbert — the Sleniors ' Juniors ' , Sophomores ' and teachers ' friend — is a member of Miss Wynbush ' s Advisory. The first year in high school marked him as loyal, trust- Page Eight

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MISS LAURICE HESTLE MISS LILLIE BRYANT True Queens are of Royal Blood. Miss Lincolnian and her attendants have shown their royal blood in their excellent sales record. Miss Mildred Robinson, the Queen, reigns stately over the Class of ' 41. We bow humbly before her. Page Seven Also in the royal limelight are Miss Lillie Bryant and Miss Laurice Hestle, second and third of the contestants. The total subscriptions of all three young ladies were exceedingly close. This year ' s race proved to be the most exciting for Queen in years. Our salutations to all of the other contestants whose ener- getic efforts made possible the Lincolnian of 1941.

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