Lincoln High School - Leopard Yearbook (Lincoln, KS)

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STEVE GOOD To be able to look back and say this was a life lived to the fullest is the greatest chal- lenge of all. AMY HICKMAN If you cry because you've lost the sun, your tears will hide the stars. GINA GOURLEY lf you stop every time a dog barks, your road will never end. SAM HOLLOWAY lt is amazing how much can be accomplished when no one cares who gets all the credit. i,,,,,Y,,, , ,, Wi-.-...-..V..- YW --? -- - V -?- V- -v SANDRA GREGG The decisions I make today determine what l'll be tomorrow. ROYCE HOLMAN People are like tea bags they never know their own strength until they get in hot water. a f' lil'

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I lil! DAVID DRISCOLL The loss which is unknown is not a loss at all. 4-fp. , va, ,, tx. VAN EASTERBERG My interest is in the future because I'm going to spend the rest of my life there. MATTHEW HAIR If at first you don't succeed try try again, then give up because there is no use in being X Wrvmkw TOM FIELDKAMP You cannot dream yourself into a characterg you must hammer and forge yourself one. TINA GREEN a fool about it. JILL HARLOW Remember yesterday- dream about tomor- Sometimes the Peffect Qlft to sive is 5 row- but live today. cheery Smile-

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Students come and students go, but teachers remain to channel the flow. We've tried to learn a lot in high school and our teachers have always done their best to help us. The seniors of 83 would like to feature some of the people who make our four years at LHS some of the best. sf- . if gif i f . .Qs jg ' .f . , U Q .-s:. kk . ' i fs--Mn-Q-www .5-4 Q. , .QQ-sw. x Q xr Q ,, ,. , ,N S j kg, 1 , ' . l i 1 f 'f' 1-ff 'ff- +5 7. ti, if 1 ' ' A 5 I K I Weldon 's Saw 8. Tree Moments In Mr. Newell is a teacher who gets to know students, and vice versa. One student commented, He's an en- tertaining teacher. His classes exacting, but refreshing. Teaching government, American history, and advanced P.E. at the High School and P.E. at the Junior High, he also puts in coaching duties at Beverly. Anyone who has been through his classes knows they are fun as well as work. Students can participate in football polls, try to guess answers for A's he gives away, or talk about any number of things during class. His comment on Kansas Gas Prices is, I can't affort them. If I come to school in insulated coveralls, you'll know what happened. About his grading scale, he says, You'd swear the curve breaks on your name. Moreover, he considers it embarassing not to know the answer to a question and he says that if he wasn't teaching, he'd be an oil worker in Tulsa. They've got the money. Mr. Newell feels that students in his class get out of it exactly what they put into it. ln most cases, that's a lot. Judd Electric 8. Plumbing uw.-dw