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

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LaVERNE ii jmrjx CLEO WRIGHT LESLIE HOOVER GERTRUI ROWENS OTHELLA DAVIS THE PANTHERS MIUJ ' V? B. IVWjf FlELL HERBERT JOHNSON TRACY SCOTT GEORGE CLISTA RUTH RUTH MARY ANN BOYKINS JONES MERRITT BRASLIEARS WILSON ' MU l With the entrance of the Freshman class, a new era began for Lincoln Junior College. This class brought pep and spirit into the college life. The year began with the election of several officers from the Freshman class. Freshmen were elected to the offices of president, secretary, assistant secretary, and treasurer of the Junior College. Through the efforts of the class, monthly socials were given. This class was instru- mental in the organization of a basket ball team and a pep squad. Not only have there been achievements in extracurricular activities, but also scholastically. Many fresh- men were on the Dean ' s list. We are hoping for a larger group next year which will permit increasing the number of activities.

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WHITE, FLORENCE Spanish ’42; Dramatics ’39, ’40. Little, but sweet. WHITE, OPAL V. Clothing; Economics. Find a nicer girl.” WHITMORE, CARSON Football ’40; Track ’41. Physically fit. WILLIAMS, GLORIA Honor Roll; Majorettes. The woikin’ goil. WILLIAMS, JOHNNIE Photography ’42; Lincoln Hi Y. Heaven for height. WILLIAMS, MAXINE G.A.A.; Economics. Always smiling. WILLIAMSON, LEAH ANNA G.A.A. ’41, ’42; Lincolnite Staff ’42. With bag and baggage. WILLIS, MARY EUNICE French ’41, ’42. Shy , but sly. WILSON, JOHN R.O.T.C.; Mid-Year Graduate. I’ve done my best. WILSON, VIRGINIA Honor Roll; Drum Majorette. Beginning of the end. WINFIELD, SYLVESTOR Mid-Year Graduate. YOUNG, DORIS Dramatics ’40, ’41, ’42; Student Council ’41. Suivez moi bonheur. mors i i « a In Tribute to Mr. Carroll The class of ’42 pays tribute to the memory of Mr. Matthew E. Carroll , Jr. Our gains from knowing him live among the immortal values we have had at Lincoln High School. His example as a gentleman , his acts of kindness , and the intellectual stimulus he afforded us, lives within us and will be perpetuated. We will take away from Lincoln High School this beautiful memory as a living part of ourselves.

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ALVALOISE LIVINGSTONE FRANK OLIVER VIVIAN BAXTER NELVIE SMITH JOAN BROWN HELEN STROTHERS CONSTANCE McDaniel DOROTHY TUCKER J OFIN HOBBS PANTHER PEP CLUB FRANK PATTERSON GLANIE WHTMORE BETTY HAMMOND ERNESTNE JONES EDITH ' MASSEY JONATHAN BOOKER DORIS KELSEY BETTY MASON JOSH BAIR] MARIE ROBERSON HAROLD ASHBY Our Freshman and Sophomore years in Junior College have been crowded with various activities. When Freshmen, we chose as our class officers: Jonathan Booker, President; Doris Trotter, Vice-President; Barbara Pullam, Secretary; Reola Baker, Assistant Secretary; and Verlea Heriold, Treasurer. During our Sophomore years, we formed for the first time a boys’ basket ball team and Pep Club. They were sponsored by Coach Norman and Miss Guy. We also participated in the “Y” organization under the direction of Miss Spurlock, our Dean of Women. Christmas and spring parties were given during their respective seasons. Although we were greatly depressed over the death of Mr. Carroll, our Dean of Men, we continued our work under the supervision of our present Dean, Mr. Bryant.