Lincoln High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Superintendent of Schools Dr. Nolan Estes X., Z The 1971-72 school year brought many changes and the advent of those changes created a new look on the DISD scene - a look that is only beginning to emerge. The Board of Education l . sl!-fri! l... LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Tom Williams, Mr. Harry M. Tunstall, Mr. Marvin Berkeley, Dr. Emmet Conrad, Mr. John Plath Green, Dr. Nolan Estes, Mrs. Henri L, Bromberg, Jr., Mr. Eugene S, Smith, Jr., Dr, Daniel W. Foster, Mr. James Jennings.

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The Principal Frederick D. Todd The TIGERS' TALE is the story of an historic year in the life of Lincoln High School. The administration, faculty, and student body have had a year of total ad justment. Al- though many areas had to be defined or redefined, in so doing, we have enjoyed this year's work. We have accepted the challenge that was ours and at year's end the progress made was astonishin. This indicates a sincere desire by all parties concerned to progress. The history of '71- '72 will be a story all will enjoy and the annual staff has presented this tale in an exciting way. l can truly say the annual staff has a rating of superior, I am sure that they will agree that in telling the Tigers' Tale they sometimes felt that they had a tiger by the tail. Thanks for a job well done. Frederick D . Todd A learned man came to me once, He said - I know the way come, And I was overjoyed at this, Together we hastened. Stephen Crane A Man With a Purpose