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

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The Lincoln High School for 70 years has attempted, and successfully so, to pro- vide guidance and educational advantages to the thousands of Kansas City youth who have passed through its portals. The taxpayers of the city have provided beautiful and adequate buildings. They have made possible the employment of a qualified and dedi- cated staff. And, as a result, graduates too numerous to mention have emerged and taken their places throughout the world as successful and respected citizens. This class will be no exception. To the graduates of 1955 who have striven so hard to help Lincoln grow and de- velop, we heartily extend the best wishes of our staff for a happy, useful and successful life. They will enter years of greater opportunities than those experienced by our former graduates. It is our fervent hope that they make the best use of them. EARL D. THOMAS Principal - 9 -

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ADMINISTRATION FACULTY

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Ann Johnson, Counselor Students seek help for their many problems in the Office of the Counselor where they are given individual attention. The counseling program is based on the policy of giving each student the attention he needs as an individual. All services are de- signed to help him grow in his own best way and make the most of his high school years. Not Shown Girard T. Bryant Former Vice-Dean, On Leave Charles B. West, Vice-Principal Mr. West discusses with this student the importance of regular attendance. To create a consciousness of this factor on the part of the student is a primary goal of Lincoln High School. - 10 —