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

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ADKINS ARNOLD BELL BOGAR BRASHIERS CARSON ALLEN BALLEW BELL BOWMAN BROWN CARTER ALLEN BARNES BIGGS BOYD BYRD CARTER ALEXANDER BASKETT BLAGBURN BRANCHE CARLYLE CARTER CASON CAVER CHINN CLARK ADKINS, R. H. Football, ’42-’43 ; Hi-Y, ’42-’44 ' ' Crazy but hep.” ALLEN, VERNETTA Chorus, ’43-’44 ALLEN, SHIRLEY ALEXANDER, WILLIAM R.O.T.C. Captain To err is human, to forgive divine.” ARNOLD, MARY L. Music, ’42-’44 At last.” BALLEW, MARILYN E. Booster Club, ’43-’44 Life is worth living.” BARNES, VERTIS M. Football, ’43 A doctor I’ll be.” BASKETT, SAM Hi-Y BELL, PAULINE W. Cheer Leader, ’42-’43; Callotype, ’43-’44 ‘‘Life is an ectasy.” BELL, STELLA Chorus, ’43-’44 Girl Reserves, ’42 BIGGS, LUCILLE Dramatics, ’43-’44 ‘‘Hello Baby; a jitterbug.” BLACBURN, DOROTHY Dramatics, ’43-’44 ‘‘Life is what you make it.” BOGAR, BERTHA LEE Dramatics, Music ‘‘Good things come to those who wait.” BOWMAN, JACQUELINE Chorus, ’43-’44 Boosters, ’43-’44 BOYD, CHESTER L. JR. R.O.T.C. Captain ‘‘Semper Fidelis.” BRANCHE, VERNETHIA Boosters, Girl Reserves ‘‘To err is human, to forgive divine.” BRASHIERS, THEODORA E. Commander of Majorettes, ’43-’44 ‘‘A girl with a sweet smile.” BROWN, MARGARET BYRD, MURIEL Dramatics, ’43-’44 “I’ve just started.” CARLYLE, JEWELL L. Booster Club ‘‘Success is my goal.” CARSON, ERMA L. Jr. Red Cross, Girl Reserves ‘‘The Lord is my Shepherd.” CARTER, DONALD R. Crack Squad R.O.T.C., ’43-’44 CARTER, RAYMOND Art, ’44 ‘‘Quiet but- effective.” CARTER, ZENOBIA Termite No. 2 “Small in stature, but a giant in friendliness.” CASON, EVELYN Class, ’43-’44 “Farewell Dear Lincoln.” CAVER, VERNETTA L. Chorus, ’43-’44, Callotype “Not knowing, I’d be afraid to say.” CHINN, EUGENE Music, Hi-Y “Footprints in the sands of time.” CLARK, BETTY JEAN Latin, ’40-’43 “Success is my goal.”

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a65 icer6 JAMES WILCOX GERALDINE JOHNSON (Editorial In Lincoln Hall of Fame the class of ’44 wants to be long remembered. May the class following hold this year’s Seniors as its example. The seniors have been 100% in every activity. It is the purpose of every senior class to lead and this group has displayed its ability to lead in everything, from the many school projects to scholarship and character. Class ’43 was denied certain things, but this class insisted upon having those things and got them. The class of ’44 has had more opportunities than any other class in the history of Lincoln High School. The present crisis has made it possible for the minority group to be recognized. As this senior class comes near the threshold, may the oncoming years find the next senior class worthy of its title. Comelia Mann.

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COATES COMBS DENNIS DONELLY EDWARDS EVANS FLETCHER COLBERT COWAN DENT DOWNS ESKRIDGE EZELL FOSTER COLEMAN DAVIS DEWEY DOWNS EVANS FERGUSON FRANKLIN COMBS DAVIS DONAHUE DUNLAP EVANS FIELDS GARNER COATES, JAMES H. R.O.T.C. Lt. ; Student Council Life is beautiful. DEWEY, LLOYD R.O.T.C. Officer’s Club I have done my best.” EVANS, ROBERT Dramatics, ’43-44; Business Staff This is a fine life I’m living. COLBERT, REATHA Stenographer Journalist COLEMAN, THOMAS I., JR. Student Council; Basketball Track, ’44, Honor Club, ’40 COMBS, CALVIN COMBS, SARA Heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard are much sweeter. COWAN, ROY E. Football, ’43-’44; Typing Champion, ’42-’43 R.O.T.C. Captain. Leave, oh leave me to my repose. DAVIS, MARION Choir, ’43-’44 ; Gym, ' 41 -’44 My best is success.” DAVIS, MARY ELIZABETH Student Council; Typing This lady has plans. DENNIS, JAMES DENT, LA FOREST DONAHUE, ELLAW.EESE Termite 3 The only way to have a friend is to be one.” DONELLY, CHANNEY Booster Club; Chorus Trust is next to love, so trust me.” DOWNS, ELON Honor Roll, ’42-’43; Girl Reserves, ’43-’44 I speak what I think. DOWNS, LOUISE Heard songs are sweet, but those unheard are even sweeter. DUNLAP, EVELYN National Honor Society; Student Council; Honor Roll EDWARDS, EUGENE Typing, ’42-’43 What did you do that for? ESKRIDGE, RUBY Cheer Leader, ’44 One never knows. EVANS, FRANK EVANS, RODNEY Typing, ’43-’44; English, ’41 -’44; Business Staff ’Tis better to have loved and lost Than never to have loved at all.” EZELL, MARSHAN Dramatics, ’42-’43-’44 Collective but clever. FERGUSON, ETHEL Girl Reserves; Student Council, ’43-’44 One never knows do one? FIELDS, FLORANNA M, Reporter I can read. FLETCHER, CLARA Booster, ’42-’43; Girl Reserves Climbing the stairs to success. FOSTER, GLORIA JEAN FRANKLIN, JERALDINE Music, ’43-’44 Living a life I love. GARNER, MILDRED BERLEAN Booster’s Club, ’41 -’42; Deputy, ’44 Life is short, but there is always time for courtesy.”