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

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These are the Clothing Teachers EVA L. DIXON, M. S. , Iowa State College; MABLE LYNK, B.S. , Prairie View State College: EVELYN MAYFIELD; GLEE J. HOPKINS, M. S. , Iowa State College These are the Commerce Teachers f A c u LAURF.NfJ X- WILSON . M. A. , Northwestern University; j BETTY M. FOREMAN, B. S. , Kansas State Teachers College; f RUSSELL JACKSON j y Parlez-vous francais? Quien sabe ? Omnia vincit Amor. What ' ll you have? Spanish, French, or Latin? We offer you one or all at Lincoln--and what fun it is to learn another language ! Especially bright in our memories will be the assemblies given by the French and the Spanish classes. ELOISE S. WILSON, M. A. , University of Illinois; NORMAN Q. HUBBARD, M. A. , University of Nebraska; MILDRED F. PENNINGTON, M. Ed., University of Kansas 6

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From these teachers we received thor- ough, painstaking instruction, in the spoken and written word. They opened up for us the fascinating vistas of literature and helped us gain a deeper insight into the motives that in- spire mankind to deeds, great and small. We leave them with a fuller and broader under- standing of the ways of man. ’ILLIAM BARKER, B. S. , Lincoln University (Mo.); CTAVIS B. WYNBUSH, M. A. , Columbia Uni- jrsity; NEAL F. HERRIFORD, M, A. , Harvard niversity; WADE A. VAUGHN, M. S. , Kansas tate Teachers College; TRUSSIE SMOTHERS, M. A. , niversity of Kansas; JEREMIAH CAM ERON . M. A. , niversity of Chicago; ANTRONETTE NEAVES, A. , University of Kansas; THEODORA S. BURN- TT, M.A. , University of Michigan These are the teachers of sci- ence who trained us in the scientific method, helped us develop the sci- •ntific attitude, taught us to appre- :iate the role of science in every- iay living. JAMES McCREARY , M.A. , Ohio State University; JAMES P. MARABLE, M.A. ' , Ohio State University; EVA L. DIXON , M. S. , Iowa State College; LUKE H. PONDER, M. A. , Uni- versity of Kansas; WILLIAM R. BARKER, B. S. , Lincoln University (Mo, ); PERCY M. CARUTHERS, M. A. , Univer- sity of Kansas Many is the time when we wished that we had Albert Einstein for a classmate! But the skill and the patience of these in- structors made up for this omission and we feel rather learned in the matters mathe- matical ! f fl c u L I y !MAN 2. H UBBARD , M. A. , University of Nebraska; ES A. JEFFRESS, M. ED. , University of Kansas; ROSETTA MOL AN. M.A. , Columbia University; OWEN G, LEE, 1. , Fisk University.

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The Common Learning ' s program is de- signed to give the beginning student in high school suitable learning, experiences in good citizenship, with emphasis in how to live and get along with others. :W DARTON, B.S. , Lincoln University (Mo. ); EUNICE RICKLAND, B. A. , Langston University; NAOMI )T, M. S. , University of Kansas; RUTH HAWORTH, Kansas State Teachers College; ROBERT E. RANDOLPH, New York State College From these men we learn the role of man in history, his re- lation to government and to the present-day world. Physical education has the same respon- sibilities and the same objectives as has education in general. Physical education leaders believe they have an opportunity to develop interest, joy, and satisfaction in many skills, and these skills in terms of sports, dance and recreational activities now ' and which will continue into mature use of leisure time. GIRARD T. BRYANT, M. A. , University of Kansas; PERRY R. KIRKPATRICK, B.S. , Kansas State College; WILLIAM DUN - LAP . M. A. , University of Chicago; LAURENCE P. WILSON, M. A. , Northwestern University; ROBERT E. RANDOLPH, M. S. , New York State College; EDMU ND D. WASHINGTON, M. A. , University of Indiana V. SMITH, M. A. , Columbia University; NANCY y . B.S. , University of Iowa: WILLIAM WHITE . B.S. , tsity of Michigan; LENEL MASON , B.S. , Lincoln Uni - Y (Mo.) 7