Lincoln High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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9 80 C0 How To Make 'oe' And Keep Friends There are days when you think that nothing can cheer you up and that life is the pits. Then one special person calls - a friend - and everything seems a lot better. What is that special magic called friendship? Juniors Chevis Body and Mia Drew have been best friends since eighth grade. The most important thing in a friendship is loyalty and honesty, says Chevis. No matter what I get into, I always know that Mia will stick by me and tell me the truth. That kind of security is really important to me. Explains Chevis. Walking to class together provides an opportunity to catch up on the latest gossip. air complaints or get a quick hug - everything designed to make the day go better. Laura Baker and George Smith share a Walk Crightl. Two friends who share everything, Chevis and Mia say nothing should come between true friends Cbottoml. Q3 l 25,4

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' How To stay Inf' The eerei Limelight AnClKeep An Audience a There's an abundance of talent within Lincoln's walls Jessie Gaines provides music for one of the fashion shows fleftb. Ward Bradford Ccenter lefti and some guest singers entertain during the Student Council Talent Show. Although not all talent shows were entertaining enough for the audience, the entertainers were seldom at fault. They tried to make up in their performance for the poor planning of the promoters. This year's fashion show, a joint venture of several organization, was a definite hit and featured everything from beach wear to the r f traditional wedding dress 1 at .ll SW .. . wi i it , 1 3

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Q 'Similar-4 .. ': A :A . r Friend .Can Save Your Day Or Your Life Friendship doesn't depend on class rank. Junior Stephanie DeBose and sophomore Diane Beall share a class as well as a friendship. Together with Diane's sister Onita, the three make up the dauntless trio of the journalism cluster. ea xi ig? A xfskgi . 4 l s fn, Q xx - ' , .., W 1 . I. .. 'vc X ,ova . 5:23 at .. 3.115-1.4 bf- J ni sv Mn j, 1, t . .e In ks '.'RS M ,ns i . ,' ..,,Q,1.n .,u .,f. . -,l....i9Q U l.1 'QA Wk ' z -..., v.- -'. i n '-.,. . 'i ,igjgfr 21,1 3 .., mr - 3 - ., -2 Q' ',- .wg- mwimss , 1 A Qafzsf ws . .. , , psig - + - 2 I - pP. . .-.-.:. -1 , :sw , 1 - a., :-'L-I i-A ' ' ' , .'.g :. 1 ' nag 5-.X--, y -.'. ir? P' - N o Q .- Ju '. ' 2 5 A shared secret can add spice and suspense to the day. Beverly Burnett and Yul Williams share one tleftb. Most events in life become special because we share them with friends. Mrs. Maclin shares the joy of a surprise gift with Mrs. Toles tbottom leftj. Two guys who spend a lot of time together are Mr. Cole and his five-year old son Brian who gets a preview of most after school functions Crightb. Sharing coaching jobs and a seat during pep rallies is a natural for Mrs. Jefferson and Ms. Hartford tcenterb. p. . 1 - v uf ,, X' reg . R