Lincoln High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Good meals just don't cook themselves especially for 75 guests. Mrs. Williams heads a strategy planning session with the cooks, in the kitchen, of course ftopl. Happy faces are a cooks best reward, said Confucius, but in this case there was more. A spaghetti luncheon for the staff was but one of several fundraisers sponsored by the students to raise money for Ethiopia fbottomj.

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The Change Family Living Cffers Wide Variety Just like xn a family the Famxly Lxvmg Program takes a lot of people to keep 1t successful Three teachers Mrs Toles Mrs Collins Mrs Wxlhams coordinate the three areas of study homemalung clothes design and child care Members of the three FHA chapters are also drawn from the students enrolled in the program When the three groups plan a fundraiser word spreads quxckly around school because it usually xnvolves everyone s favorite subiect food This years educational reforms brought no mayor upheavals to the program although students who work m chxld care facilities as part of the study program may be seelng some changes next Keeping accurate financial records making out budgets and shoppmg lists are but a few of the thmgs students become expert m in homemakmg class fnghtl Learning nursery rhymes and chxldren s games are part of the Family Livmg course What may seem srlly rn the beginning can turn mto a life saver once students start working with children Cheryl Rxchards Webb Ruff Charles Knox Derrick Anderson Behnda Simmons Greg Jackson Thonda Smith Beverly Miles Marlon Chappell learn a new song ibottoml O , - . , , , year. . , . , .

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The Change Creative Urge Funds Many Outlets It was a busy year for art students Not onl d1d they learn about a vartety o medlums and partzcxpate ln school and local exhxblts they also helped amt sets for thxs ear s muslca production o Purlre The showcase next to the studlo was full all year long Wxre sculpture paper mache busts rope embroldery and water colors prowded challenge and varxety to students Some student works were exhakuted bv the downtown I ublxc hbrary m a specxai show eaturmg student artlsts The most V1S1b1E work though says mstructor Henderson was pamtmg the sets for Purlle That requxred a team effort whlch was vlewed by a capacrty audlence and a welcome escape from the gflgfllgffufrf gsfgglasswom to the Paper mache was one of the first mediums pursued by art students Ctopb while painting the sets of Purlie was the last major project undertaken by the students Cbottom: LeTroy Cooperl. l I .1 v ,, , . , . ii ifiikfa - for - nv , 9 1 , V ' i . 1 n i v