Lincoln High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1986 volume:

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W-at Senior Class Activities Juniors Sophomores Freshmen A a F77 To-N-Q ik 4' Ar E 3 V Q it i 1q q 3 fx . 7 tK ,5 Q Lt Teachers Student Administration Life Staff 17 34 39 .1 1 Q 6 v W 514, XF lf tvs , C ,l C s sn, ' mfg. ,it-il - f y fl 3 rr ttty ,Q on tsse n T 1 ',,A 5 1 ' i t Clubs Grganizations Classes . 7,,4, tkry 3 I ,V,, to omething to write home about Sports Magnet 55 71 Cumpston, Kathyrn Compston, lohn . . . Comqirton, Linda .. Conc a, Mona .... Congdon, Craig ...,.,. Connelly,Daniel ...... Connely, Dwight ...... Conner, Lynn ,.,..... Connolly, Bonnie . . . Conrad, Waynette . Conway, lohn ..,.. Cooke, Carol ...... Cooper, Stanley . . . .....14'l, .....'107. Q '. '. 561 Copenhauer, Iames ,.,.. .......,.. Corda, Edward .....,.,. Corn, Greg ............. Cornelius, Myrna ..,.... Cornwall, Gary ..... , Coti, Louanne ..... Cothrun, Bill ..... Coulter, Steve .... Countis, Tim ....,. Court, Daniel ..... Cowan, David ...... Index his, 591 ibb. 3 An Old Tradition Gets A New Boost: A Bevy Of Beauties And A Great Audience its ttopl Miss Lincoln contestant Gladys Crouch performs a dance during the talent phase of the pageant. fcenter from l-rl Miss Lincoln contestants await the judge's decision: Tonya Abraham, Aritah Samad, Paulette Daniels, Shirley Johnson, Cynthia Scott and Lonette Alexander. lNot pictured, Cynthia Martinl Cbottom l-rl Arifah does a last minute search for that something needed in a hurry which is found only after a desperate, long, hectic search in the most obvious place. Four hands are better than two in Cynthia's opinion as she gets ready for the evening gown competition. This year's pageant drew the largest number of contestants in years as well as a large audience. sig X 0 DSN 660' ,kaovloz 0 XOXQQQQQ ' Es XR QQQ S 5 5X O 'N s- '19 6 ' fo Q1 Aa Kqfb 69 0 Q, X X, X50 OO 9 -Q' x. 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In The Final Analysis Winning Wasn't The Most Important-Sharing, Caring, Participating Was itopl Paulette awaits the judges verdict. fcenter r,ll The tension mounts as the selection narrows down to the title and the first runner up which were eventually garnered by Scott and Alexander. lbottoml Looking good was certainly the top priority of the candidates that night and none of them, including Tonya Abraham, turned down any help. s i is 1 Homecoming Victory A Cinch Upper: DeMarcus Jones shows off Homecoming ribbons before the game. Center: Miss Lincoln, Cynthia Scott, candidates and escorts wait to be announced during half-time. Lower: Excitement builds as Homecoming Court await presentation. i i ., , .' , 4-f . . ,535 E' J 0' -i l he roxoxzis, 0 69,9 AQ' .fi ot' 1? 0 po -T' omecommg Q i N QLGQBKOH3 DQ' I Q9 'GQ' QW- 09 we ,ow Jf O9 QQ Goxqf Qmkczfao ueen X an Q Nt WINN-er , 'fmwm5h3M Zim i ,l 15 r E 5 5 , it x Siesta A 5 5 if S file: ' Q Left: Dr. Lewis congratulates Kim ' I' K Winn, new 1985-86 Homecoming Queen. Right: Kim shows her emotion as her name is announced. Lower: Senior Kim Winn smiles as she is congratulated by friends. 1 4 N442 .5 . rrs i 55? J, ff f L. Top: Tonya Newton and Leslie Shaw joke with each other at Homecoming Pep Assembly. Upper Left: Ola Allen and escort Charles White. Center: Nitra Wheeler and escort Pierre Jackson. Upper Right: Cedric Herrin and Gladys Crouch. Lower Left: Ms. Bagsby shows bouquet for presentation to Homecoming Queen. Lower right: Sponsors Bagsby and Lemmons prepare for Homecoming Festivities. 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Mmm .,.., mm .,.,. .... ....,.,,, X ,.,., .,,.. , ,,,, 5 gig gag, gi g Ml, if at jun is s i f S isigirlgggre Etgizgi gg 3- , if Qliigigiiiiiiigt 2 Eli fr 3 -.Sli .... za: ---- ..,.: ,.,. 1 lil 'igligrlg Egg ' W V52 ff.-3 rl ill iiwiiiifif Sl lglifwiili ill if I 2212 y y 2 W5 gilwiilrf 2222325555 if X is Sias i w i raliitgri figfii 45 rim at E H2 El :5,EQ':Q. X whiff 5 5 , , . M ,w i srl Ski psi 5 il, There are some good things about being a freshman, I guess. But mostly its lglif gsibig filllyrlllggiqqzxg S2 . , . . - 2,535 fixings? E 2525 2 l S Sli Sal Q being considered low man on the status totem pole. All things considered, though, it 5553383 255 55515, A mtg was a better year than I'd anticipatedf, f Ywzfgs ,V 1 gag, gi Kevin McNeall Eigigillgjgil l w f wmflm rewwwami ----: if H ,EES ,W W Q 1 ,,,, g.i,g,l !,,g gE,E igg 5 .lm sg EN M 5 'r X s gil-.il 'WAI Freshmen too are the babies of the technological age and can spend hours in front of electronic toys. One of the attractions of going to Show Biz for pizza is that with the right negotiations, MW free time in the games area can be gotten. 3 What's It Like To Be A Freshman? lt's Work And Fun This freshmen class could be placed at the top. Led by their ever energetic president, Latrese Adkins, the class organized and carried out many activities including trips to Showbiz Pizza Palace and skating excursions. The freshmen were also the first to sport class t-shirts which they modeled proudly while the other classes gaped in admiration. lbottom-ll Laketia Lemmons works ftop-rl Freshman president Latrese Adkins fcenterl writes down orders for class t-shirts while Bessie Patrick and Simone King look on. fcenterl Every face is aglow with the victory of meriting a freshman favorite title: Miss Freshman, Tonja Buckley, Most popular, Stephanie Stovall, Most Beautiful, Best Dressed, DeJuana Evans, Most Friendly, Gwen Gibson, Most Likely to Succeed, Laketia Lemmons, Most Intellectual, Veronica Hines, Most Witty, Wanda Baldwin. lbottom-rl The class officers: fleft to rightl president, Latrese Adkins, vice- president, Erica King, secretary, Lois Wright, treasurer, Mentrall Ellison, reporter, Terry Bray, finsertj secretary, Janiqua Jiles. We f . ' on freshman handouts. fri Head freshman sponsor, Harvey Fails and Laketia share a joke. 32 53, mp, Q11 n.e.n .+o+-. ' gQQ , .1 21.90-ex spn-If H f 3..,..k,fv f 'Q uf first'-5'+v 2 . hr dl I - f 0, 1 .--gjjfj1'f.'.'g'ifff .7'- '.?' ' tl, , I 'iv 62 E 12 fgjii . b Leg: ...Q 'im 1 Q Q. 5 rw W Somcfhzng QW1 Cv Wrzfc X GSM' 3 X NN Home About ssita. ' gf ' if l .is Z f ll. ll iti E iiiiii'.i : ssss i i 3 r r i i i r r it it E . is ii . .. 2 Z it we iii it in if l Sfllllsl S ssss P t ig i E f IAE: .1,. gk ,gi wig, WWE M Q ftopl: School Board in actiong fcenterl Vice Principal Rex Coleg Superintendent Linus Wrightg Principal Napoleon Lewisg Qbottoml Dean of the Magnet School Herb Ruffin. Administrators were not immune to the effects of educational reform. March 10, the Superintendent and all principals took the TECAT along with every teacher in the district. A new teacher evaluation system also kept principals longer in the classrooms. In addition greater accountability for student failures and the No Pass-No Play rule New Rules Affect All ' Admzmstra tors Not Immune To Changes E risky' Nqr ' f M EE E E Hours Cut, Work Load Up The clerical department was not immune to changes. It became computerized and the staff is really happy about it. The computer now sends home letters to parents when students are in danger of failing. That means the clerks have more time to attend to other matters. The new system is not only for attendance there are also spaces for teachers to fill in codes to have parents contacted if students were failing because of something besides poor attendance. The clerical staff agrees that the new system is better. ftopl Data Controller Barbara McGill Clerk Barbara Culp Attendance rett Clerk Alice Carter fbottoml Principal Secretary Lilia Castillo, 35 DID li ifb34al?FiHMlffsQ D 'l0Ql'1f59el51f? H3mfl?9U2 Aki? 5ilIW?5S LC'Uf3?llf ,LasersiiNvfM5f2shGfQ5ifbofwmtgveei Qi ' If W ewweiif felt! i ' M W . 4: ' gig . yy ,4 ,,i: L 27 . - ltopl Science Department: Jacqueline Maclin, Lawrence Urban, Lynda Whittener, Erma Jefferson, Richard Chandler. lcenterl Hall moniter Dorothy Willis receives a snack during open house from Key Club member John Harrell and Keywannette Paulette Daniels. lbottoml The Language Arts Department: Marian Nabors, Nelda Marlar, Thelma Eades. Lynna Counts, Harvey Fails, lbackl Evelyn Nash, Anna McDonald. Norma Van Hooks. ll Ajgame of f 4Mgisi,,igQqxaiiQi1-irqg ylgncglyforf j , 1 Q, Cfibk af1d Q!Qf4CH Danie1S f rd1:mwhile 1HeBd CQQCH gwmiam SW?3f??Q5PSff'ffkfiil? .i1Uf?i iC0fF? .fi1f?C'ii'F?' r72 k1br2sf' af1 MESQ Qhar1iH Smifh1fahd Lfiiidpwafchiifwe HaHf1ws4r1se fifii fFQHf C5f Eh?W 5 Hildi99 fd'-Hin? 31F bD?v112TfQb?-iiT115 BWUQYA Imlfafif , 59333: '305?'?f9ki? gN5i?li9iL. whiff?N??!f?5nAfE5?h?i?fi MQ nfD? MPDwfQ1S1 fbfiff??'1113 11 iA 1f 4 , I ? Staff Roster PRINCIPAL Napo eon Lewis ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Rex Cole DEAN OF INSTRUCTION Eraldine Dews REGISTRAR Myrtle B. Salone COUNSELORS Herbert Hemmila Smith Howard Dorothy Wilson NURSE Anna Baker LIBRARIAN Charlie Mae Smith HEAD CUSTODIAN Ted Burns LUNCHROOM MANAGER Gloria Hutchinson DATA CONTROLLER rbara McG ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS helma Eades Marian Johnson Nelda Marlar Anna McDonald Marian Nabors Evelyn Nash Norma Van Hooks READING IMPROVEMENT ART Sam McCullough VOCATIONAL George Bowdre Richard Buell Jerry Chambers Mayrene McCoy MUSIC Norman Fisher, Band Evelyn Hamilton, Choir ROTC Dewayne Klutz William Laws Guillermo Palacios SPECIAL EDUCATION Sherry Bagby Terryl Hartman Jannelle Harvey Lucy Muse Paul Pulsinelli STUDY HALL Harold Smith Paula Watkins Dorothy Willis CLERKS Lorraine Barrett KCounselorsl Bessie Reid lLibraryl PRINCIPAL S OFFICE Wrma Bennett Cas: Lrlia Castillo Secretary IN HOUSE Emmett Haynes TEACHER AIDES Harvey Fails Lynna Counts Department Chairperson SOCIAL STUDIES Brian Adkins Brian Chambers George Dixon Carmen Hardcastle Paul Howard Melva Jones George Ramphrey Willram Stell MATHEMATICS Duane Barnn r Kevin Collier Frances Cook Lorene Eutsey Nrdarah Hall Thomas Haske James Hertwlg Cleveland Jackson BIOLOGY SCIENCE Richard hand er Erma Jefferson Debra Jones Jacqueline Maclin Lawrence Urban Lynda Whrtener FOREIGN LANGUAGES Dame Mencha a HOMEMAKING Mary Toles Vera Williams BUSINESS Ronnie Bullard CVOEI Lou Nell Lester Carol Cook DRAFTING Rickey Lewis HEALTH Joseph Daniels Billy Morrison Alice Carter lDesegl Bessie Carter fDesegl Anita Coger lDesegl Carolyn Garner fDesegl GISTRAR SLATTENDAN OFF Rhine Culp Florence Fleming Diane Waters MAGNET PERSONNEL DEAN OF INSTRUCTION rb Rulfin TEACHERS Carol Lemming Monroe McDaniel Sonya Rosenfeld Beverly Talton Louie White Natalie White COACHES William Stell Head CoachfAthletic Director Alex Grllum Boys Basketball f Football George Dixon Assistant Footballfoff season Billy Morrison Assistant FootballfBasketball Rickey Lewis Assistant Footballfoff season Joseph Daniels Assistant FootballfWrestIrng Brian Adkins Girls BasketbaIlfTrack Paul Howard Assistant FootballfBasebaII George Ramphrey SwimmlngfCross Country Erma B Jefferson Girls VolleyballfTrack Obenna J Hartford Girls Basketball I Volleyball - vzsisag Gessasesafaseaeaeem rm sz e -vw wwe -fray, Itopl Senior Ernie Brown gets help from study hall teacher Paula Watkins tcenterl Math teacher Cleveland Jackson and French teacher Carol Lem ming converse during lunch lbottoml Counselor Smith Howard and hal monitor Mr Smith l1sten to student excuses for being in the hall Ba ill I ' , t'llo , RE ' CE V- He ' N fl I ' ' I P A ' Qtfzyligfivge-:gf I X 1 . . 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V ':': J g ,ir V T Vkrir w i Ig ,, , XY . , 53 N213 ,.V , , i C ltop-ll Counselors Herb Hemmila, Dorothy Wilson, Smith Howardg Nurse Susie Baker keeps her records straightg algebra teacher Kevin Colliery History teacher Brian Chambers takes a flying leap from a van during freshmen outing. Health teacher Billy Morrisong special ed teacher Paul Pusinelli. ltop-rl A big chunk of teacher time is spent in getting material readyg Mrs. Toles in the teacher workroomg the cafeteria staff. in ,, ., Q ' 5 ..gg,-t,,...W ' 1 sii' i ifwivfaiisfhiariifuwtiiersaliszlgedvififmxtfztxfsifeiitsi i if QphemseifE1aHCfQtdi23sst6iHB72:s siunivrs fandisfreihmati hadgfiizsiitakesa? KAlxflW'i'TEAMSttdSfFl l s,as iistrt s 4 s.iis iiiii saisss ifii iiai iefffbusiimy fhaflt2:+bfig3ifetsi5ii1t5Q GCAT. 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WIR- I 1 ,l .al eff' L 1, xv, ,A ' - A. l 3 0 ' m 1 N f ' I Q Y' lift' 5.5, - V .QV W 1 1 , fl , . S qv ! A V' I ss Something C0 Wrzfe ffzfmc ,4 bout 2 3 2 5 3 3 :J EBSQ 'YQ M Q ' XX ski? 5' ' 23 support Tfo 21 winning varsitytedm dui? hw I 1 I . 4 .. Q F ' 511 me SEQ Q' 'M ' J 5 H Hx. M U, MQ ,, qs 1 W N. 'ma W w wf M G bb Ax fqbe in spifits when 9ou '15e ixiinni ngg T his year schciolj: gpirig was' -definitely on ytliqiupswihgl gMuch off that can be atffiiilfed t0pb11e Qf the IDRS!! S9665 S6aS0fiS : in f11e ,SChdd1S+ hisfofv- Bur ' Of if l 501T1ff bf, fthe exhuberaflw barnef fr-pmg the 2real1zar1 on ffhat LincQ!i1 1' Sfu fi2HiS iideasuied Q15 wQ11 f0 th? of , P1HS'?f S S0 if b?11Che'i fTh2 Simi ' the QlieefleadersfheevedQmamllke in 9fl fhG b ihG1C f SFfh9013 Hopf . freS1ii5neh i is mined on thi: ' V1 f by sQbme' jubilant 'ffai'1S Qilfiei' wifT111ir194 the 'district Champibnship, Qanik4f l1rientei:l A spec:i21l pQp rally .arch 15ival Madison buried -to fhe' 1delight of the ,freshmen sectzon., zbpfmma saske:ba11 fans shoutf their if S! lingflfegionai .competifion , A X54 5, M L 1 A LL m - 5 L I m x j' s. f : f -W .,:QQ-fiffzgzfaflwg,. fig, - 'f ' I i h X S :ll - 1' 1, ' 'W' 14 N H E'-:151:.e.'WLV?-5523nilk?IsiLIi7152-SXT-f'3?f55iff. 1' : :'Z':'1:'l:'.::.' 'ffizfizr I' I I M 1 A S: sf' A .. .. -Nj ' -, w fn , figk 'TT - J ZW F V75 ff ' ' , L W, , V. .,.. A ,,k,kh , K. A A .1 B , I 4 M ,.,. x Rf Rf ,V 3 . x3 N- -'ls . .. ,. . , .WM . sw. L? ,Q W , ,. XmQHrNw.X.,,.,.1,.., .,,.,Q,.fawM5gQgM. .. . , . . X, .,,,... .. , Q. . A . 3 . . 5 :X A I , if ' K' 'M-r f ? gi - f ir-pfg., 5 5Q.vi':i2gi'fi. .... -- ' ' K 1 , ' ' . 2 m ' Q 'I' ,W . . Q ' Y - 5 f if .. . 3' . 5 ii EW 'F K 1 A V- Spirit! Spirit! Who's Got It? We've Got It! For most out of town games, the buses bringing local fans were late. Dur- ing tough playoff competition the other teams were bigger, taller, meaner. At the final, most important basketball game, three-fourths of the Lincoln fans were locked out of Ennis High School because the opposition fans got there first and the gym was packed with not even standing room left. Even after it was all over and the Tigers had lost their bid for a shot at the state competi- tion, there was no lamenting or useless complaining, but pride and optimisim for next year's chances. And that,s what spirit really is all about! ttopl Even a torrential downpour during most of the Madison football game didn't keep the fans away. tcenterl Spirit messages taped to player's lockers helped psych up the team. Steve Webb, Olden Hatcher, Ernest Owens, shout their support across the fence. Bobby Walker gets advice on how to keep records straight. lbottoml The Ti- gers carried their message in writ- ing as well as in action onto the playing fields. I l l mtxsevfwswm. ff 5132 :Ls :S ii fi is 3312225 ' 'fisfiisffizlg frrfzg,-1 i Q Q igviisfiiif S Sometimes boosting spirit is just as much fun as attaining victory itself. A few people with the right attitude can make all the difference in a schools morale. The Spirit Club is the most active spirit raising organization on campus and when they do something, everybody knows it. Membership fluctuates, but around 30 stu- dents along with such other organizations as the Keywannettes and student council worked hard to keep spirits high. ltopl Co-sponsor Ms, Carol Cook shares a jacket and a smile with Spirit Club member Laura Baker at a foot- ball game. fcenterl Jeannette Langston and Princess Griffin prepare sandwiches for players on the road. Junior Jeanette Langston works on a spirit message which player Olan Hatcher eventually discovers taped to his locker. lbottoml Members display their purple and white pom-poms at the football game, a practice which sponsor Harvey Fails thoroughly encourages. 5 il 2 5 12' fem., I 99250 wi , i z. ' 1 Q 4 1 .i If ,, ,Q A ' 4 sm. Informative, Fun if This year the fair was held during school and was open to both seniors and juniors. Above right, senior Johnny Nutson and junior Arnulf Mobley listen to college recruiters. Senior Marcus Gipson shows an interest in the court reporting exhibit. Bottom, junior Jheri Head and senior Monique Wyatt listen to check out Jarvis Christian College about the ASEP. Seniors Bridgette Swan, Dwynetta Russell, and Mia Drew fill out cards for Prairie View ASLM. College Fair Christmas Season A Favorite With All The drill team put on a real show as Santa's helpers during the Christmas program irightl: juniors Angela Harmon, Dvorah Evans and senior Charlotte Bryant. Judges evaluate doors while some lucky people munch on on other goodies Cbottoml. The Christmas season is probably the favorite holiday seasons of most students and teachers. Not only does it promise the longest vacation break of the school year, but everyone seems to be in a better mood and the school calendar is filled with S7 5 5 traditional activities it 'DAG' including a holiday '93 sk? assembly, door N49 o 586507 decorating contest if! be I as 4' :'- 'N Q, 'b if 0 :ogg al .gow . X N 95. fa Q 9' 5 X Q by and turkey shoots. IS' R xii .:., M f .fs-xr ef ..:i- :g gi-fir-we 1 .. X - as -. X : si. , X 5 2 , , if rss .3 rams ESQ-M N25 f Q '55, W + w 1 s W, t Y., N fm, K s Y M as 03 X9 Q' J H -ws ff X Q qfiix s X X Q X' wi sew mx Rugs RW i i Xi lf al' s I N, Wi 55 ,: - 351 .wt . X . 1 C r PK ., ' Q ..f:,. C .A :u 14 , ig -- Ss M ' fi- C' sr, 1 C ,. , ,:q, f , Sophomores Keithan Ligans, Jason Donaldson, and Courtney Palms, members of Mrs. Wiliams' home economics class, admire the gingerbread houses made by the class. The media center displays its own version of a wish list ftopl. Anthony Cooks interprets the Night Before Christmas poem during assembly while Katrina Crowder and Sharon Johnson show off Dr. Nash's door. The door decorating contest gave participants a chance to express a variety of holiday sentiments. But the most obvious form on the majority of doors was still that most recognizable character of all - St. Nick. Krl Following the assembly, participants released purple and white balloons which had the school's address inside and the RIF logo on the outside of them. lbottoml City Councilman Al Lipscomb encouraged students to hit the books instead of the streets. i a m.. 7 ltopl Reading Improvement instructor Mr. Harvey Fail's class lines up for the trip to the library to select books. lrl School committee chairperson, Mrs. Lynna Counts welcomes guests to the assembly. The success of the program was due to hours of committee work and coordination of school, business and community organizations. 1 ltop, bottoml Students select free RIF books in media center. Icenterl Assembly featured speakers including: Cheryl Washington, Gail Williams, and head of RIF committee, Steve Washington. RIF Program Takes Off RIF has been in Dallas for 12 years, but Lincoln is the first high school in Dallas to have a RIF program. Because of the program, over 200 students were able to get a book of their own. Program organizers hope it will be the beginning of many personal libraries. It has helped me improve my reading and comprehension better, says Freshman Tammy Wedd of the program. October 4 RIF held an assembly with distinguished guests like Commissioner John Wiley Price, councilman Al Lipscomb, Dr. Ann Freeman, and Mike Johnson of the National Gypsum Co. RIF is exciting! It has taught me to read better. Without reading, there would be no understanding of life. Being in the program has motivated me, concluded freshman Bennie Anderson. At 739 m the euenmg the transformed Lmcoin cafeteria became the center for the Carnation Bail Lrraooinrtes strolled in dressed rn the new styies for 86 Tistam started the dancing barng the frrst to venture out on the floor Girls outnumbered the boys but everyone engoyed the armament of the evenmg ln one corner of the room a well stocked buffet table had been prepared by Sensor Sponsor C B Jackson Another corner of the room was ocflupaeri by Logan Photography taking prcrures oi wzihng couples Thanks to the DJ S the dancing went on fm hours The floor only games brief rehef when the dancers paused for a cool drink or a sample from the buffet table Many forms of dancing was introduced with the favorite dance bemg the Prep The students weren t the only ones dana-:mg Head Coach and Mrs Wiliam Steele were also enjoying the music The clzroax of the evening was e presentation oi the class favorites The favorites and than escorts were announced and presented to the student body This closed the evening on a very special note Cleaning and decaratrng was performed by the Lincoln Keywanettes i . if,:argQLfigf?2fi4figiigffi'a4if1Q'5.f'.e.jif'lisp.:ff.ffs'f?fQ'f5 ll V. . - 4 ' ' 'Y' r l 2 Ki 1 , ge ? v .Z f f ' f 1 L. . 4w ..'fs1i,,sIff'f A . Wrist E ll i rf e H 1 , Upper left: Dennis Johnson Sz Johnny Nutson test out the sound system before the ball began. Upper right: Tonya Buckle, Miss Freshman, looks pretty even when surprised by the camera. Center right: Shirley Johnson is escorted by Aaron Williams. Shirley was selected Most Beautiful and Most Talented. Lower right: Nancy Beckman gives Sabrina Lee a helping hand in preparing the buffet table. Upper Left: Dejunna Evans is escorted by Greg Fincher. Dejunna was selected Most Beautiful Freshman. Lower Left: Cynthia Martin escorted by Kenneth Lowrance. Upper Right: Candice Salone escorted by Rodney Haynes. Candice is Miss Senior. Center: Paulette Daniels sips a Coke while catching her breath after dancing three in a row. Lower Right: Cedric Fullson escorted by Sonya Woods. Cedric is Most Handsome and Best Dressed. After-School Jobs Provide Needed Cash KW MQW' Sonya Ready squeezes a little study time in while Stephanie Johnson takes a call at the McDonald s restaurant Most students find their first Job in one of the many fast food places Many students believe that a job is a necessity to maintain expenses that parents won t or can t pro mor Tracy Smith But without the job I couldnt have a lot of clothes and more spending money she concluded Most students are really eager to get jobs al though some dont care about their jobs just the money According to junior Hermena Anderson kids get more of the things they want if they have a job Another element about working is that students not necessarily active in school have something to do while making money Without a job seniors would really be hard pressed for money with rings invitations and prom dresses to pay for says Nan cy Beckham When you don t have a job you are totally dependent you cant be independent warns junior Hermena Anderson Additional cash does come in handy and every one seems to be looking for some Independence is a privilege to most a part time or full time job while in school offers that independence and more Y A 5 3 2 1 . , . , I vide. I s end more mone than l save sa s Ju- i . . .. . . , . H Y . , . . . I - A A L4 - . . . U . . i. . . . - - - Y? , Y Y - rr , . I 1 . l va , , Y h . - . . . 52 t' is get . 5555 F352 FEE? Ola Allen, Lee Fuller, Aliia Dennis. Band members are busy selling goodies at a band bake sale ltopl while social studies teacher Mr. Potter watches the till. The student lobby often looks like a market place when funraisers spread their wares. Most of the money earned is spent on club activities. Q J ,Vw 6 0 0 Bringing 'T ll ln The Bacon Making money and spending it is a very popular procedure. Almost every organiza- tion has someting to sell for various pur- poses. From the very well-known athletic hot dog sale to Homecoming corsagesg it all means an exchange of coin. But student council sponsor Mrs. Jones who does a good business selling pickles, says Making money for the club is not the most important aspect of running an organi- zation. I believe that profits are terrific for giving to charities and benefitting the school as a whole. Juniors Shrondra Medlock and Area Baker sell stuffed animals . . for the wrestling team itop rt l while Ms Rosenfeld and coach ffm? ixjgisoibgg ?'lDi?2E:' Cggalggsvgeickggifgzngij McCoullough show off the turkeys won from the ROTC annual Simone Km ycheck tiair cash gefore the' S ezd it ' Thanksgiving Turkey Shoot Senior Blanche Heath sells home- g y P ' Media Center Offers Resources, Quiet With the library's new computer, students now have the opportunity to earn on the computer there. he learning maty apply to either educational material or jus plain old fun computer games. Needless to say, the computer is se dom unused. In addition, the library is still the only place in the house to o fer a clauiet place to do the traditional rush job on ook reports and term papers. ltopl Shelia Johnson and Sharon Poke work on the comguter duringi-'their lunch break while Herb ell finds w at he's looking for on the magazine rack. ...WQNXW . ..rr.. ,.,Ne,,m.,., mmmgawg K isis? 5 3 1 2? i, .M 3, S 522 is it iris rs, ..,. . fp ' -.--- -- ow-b 3 .fm BQ , K 7 is c i rssi i -ii,, A , W---W V .. sr- W-.gg-as fi 54 i - Q as Q l he JA, 4 ix .. D ltopl One of Dallas' oldest photographers, R.C. Hickman, shows Lenny Ray, some not so modern equipment. lbottoml John Woodson, newscaster for Channel 11 visits the radioftv class. k ..A..X pr . sa . ,sul V . ., s qi - .I - 85-. 1 i lk ,-..- . 1i'f:9'.i 'Q' cf: :S ' 53 ',.S.:: I 'F ' it i'r r it Q Y: .- i i S - ? Wf It j ' . Q . 12 25. . KK ' 'K'X T if F-.1 ' . gl -gh' 'tt F 1.5 if M S 2 e Wwfwmwawmm ,,,Y, M M .v..-.-. - - 4 3 l ls if S 3 ' ' M . . um . 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Q. grit? 41 5... i t .,A.2,. 1-.. . 2.2. 2. l QQ' 'Qi grtsgs is Q is Visitors are always welcome on campus and there are usually plenty of them. ltopl Mrs. Melva Jones and her Applied Economics class get some professional assistance from Mrs. Harris, a community volunteer. lcenterl Stephen Jones receives a S50 bond for being named the outstanding sophomore during National Education Week ceremoniesg Mrs. Cook makes the presentation. tri Channel 13's Bob Ray Sanders was the guest speaker during Black History Week celebrations. 55 Sometimes Students Just Need A Break! Sleeping in class is not an effective method of learning, but sometimes books get boring and the stress of making the grade gets intense. House rules specifically state no heads on desks . That's really hard on some folks who need some extra winks. Two periods, first and those right after lunch, claim the largest number of sleepy victims. Those are also the two periods with the most recorded tardies. Ktopl Feet are also supposed to be off desks, but it's harder to tell when a foot is asleep, so this headless napper must have reasoned. fbottoml Stacey Staton isn't as circumspect in his English III class on this occasion. ii, A lot of time which previously had been considered socializing time was converted into study time this year. ltopl An athlete hits the books during lunch break while Elgie Johnson, broken leg, crutches and all, gets some help from Kim Brown. ibottoml H 72 iRQdefiHQS5fudQf1fS' ACadQmiC50Cis1 L is . --'X itopl The curriculum got harder too with tougher courses, especially in math and science being added. Veronika Williams and Lisa Harper trying to cope with their Chemistry workg Students carrying books home for the first time makes a strange sight. Although there seemed to be much agony among students, Bryon Deckard, Keithen Joiner and Lonnie Austin still found time to enjoy art class. 57 ,.,, 4 -.im an f -.c Mm. ff L- ,- , 2 : 5m 55 fQf:J:?Q2. 5,5315:Z5gf'rE55:f:,, iiigsrffjsn SHS:2MQ5530J?'3i5'ar!5525wi'.L3353v57555603575513iilfiisliigffiljsw.sdigrfwiii.: -f.,J5ffw'f:4gwJf f F iffsgpg 0 y14:::s::,: 554 Jffsr I Les 'f 4 ff if ffrgif Us wffezws 'www rfNs,wgsw.f'..,f:sw ,,:ww.:r,'ewr,Qfzifm,1i-m,.1-Mm fJm:'iswr.,c1H1rsqfw-122 9,3332w,s,,,,,34sm,W,.vW-,.f,.,r.s,H,,,h,y2ss,Qfg.vW,s, - mfr 0 bww. ,- -.f,v,,,t zwsi.,rfm,-is, M, was ,, we We When The Doors Open, There's Usually Just One Thought: Surviving 'till 4 This year the word 'study' really took on a new meaning for most folks. We are talking serious, heavy duty, actual WORK! Not only did HB 72 take fun out of school day, it added some special barbs like insisting that students actually be PROMPT. lt insisted that seniors had a right to attend classes till the end of the year and that no one, really no one at all, needed to be exempt from final exams. Needless to say, the changes were not appreciated by most students, No wonder students began to look grim. ttop-rl Bridgett Turner takes advantage of study hall while Eric Franklin, Rodney Tucker and Steven Wells take the TEAMS test seriously. According to new rules, next year's seniors will not march if they have not passed the TEAMS test, dh-.uf in 5 4 .mg V, ,iw :iv '42, iv Q . A i W , f ? fw3?hQre1areiifclesewfidfiilffswherelYard S253 Y W l l iii' 26 1... New X i Sig ltop-ll The doors open and the day begins. lcenterl Laura Baker finds a quiet place in the girl's locker room while others congregate in the gym before one of the rare pep rallies. lbottoml It's 'up against the board' in Madame Lemming's French class. Thank goodness for the good times. When school absolutely drains the smile from eager faces, a few fun events bring that smile back for days. ilefti Freshmen do a little un-skating. Cbottoml Juniors Monica Jones and Sherron King coordinate smiles on Junior Dress Alike Day lcenteri. On of the great talent shows freshman Tonya Buckley and sophomores Jamie Briggs and Shon McQueen lip sync . Seniors Ronnie Walker and Dwaylon Hollard show off Neiman's best on Senior Tackey Day. At Lincoln's first annual Brickhouse Dance the winners pose with their trophy: seniors Tasha Dunkin, Michael Richards, junior Latisha Archy. f, gf'-SM U N I 4 Kawai! 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T 'mwxizf -ll 5 EE llilllgzsl nil is 1 siilrffi f -5 .,.: 65331455 u There are 30 girls in the Purple Flash including offlcers Jenine Sanford, captaln Devorah Evans, Dwaynetta Russell and Tonya Newton, all co captams This year the Purple Flash got a new sponsor, french teacher Ma- dame Lemmmg Despite the fact that HB 72 cut down on pep ral- lies the girls remained loyal .waited ,, J Three year member Devorah Evans speaks for many when she says, The legislature may not think it s important but I do. ltopl Drill team member Devorah Evans has trouble putting on her homecom- mg mum Members stand to sing the school song. lbottoml The girls spend many hours on the bus going to games. Captain Jenine Sanford does a last minute check. 62 s 1-'L 'se M'-n M 4 1 L va ,Q r KL fm f MM, 4, . . 1 I 7 all l-rl Cheerleaders: captain Blanche Heathg co-captain Con- Simong Cynthia Bowens, Katherine Hurst, Deborah Ray, Paula Wright perform in assemblyg Kathy Hurst tries on a hair style and gets Deborah Ray's opiniong lcenter l-rl during the football gamesg Cynthia Bowens, Kath- Hurst, and Blanche I-leathg Kbottoml getting the bus sponsor Sherry Bagby and Paul Wright wrap purple white ribbons around the bus. kiwi? . M CIM mn ,,, N mmm . f Y mg ,,,.,,.,.,. 5 Z i ' my ...,... W E':: t c i ii a r so cl r 5, i L S My lnll W zzl l l i Erry. A si' S With a new year and a new sponsor, Ms. Sherry Bagby, the cheerleaders did a great job in showing school spirit. In competitions, the girls came back with two Spirit Sticks, two Superior and two Excellent ribbons. They also received a second place ribbon in the North Texas Cheerleading Competition. Even though we only had six cheerleaders, we did an outstanding job,', says junior Katherine I-lurst. 63 f52f521gf.s:'.?f-22 .:.,,. V E ---. . ' an 'T 22:2-ali'F23153EH::E:fE'iE?i'?' til : '-'-'f'-f'- ::2,::1s:1-:f-. - imnmvm Y W E l, ,,!:i-r--ff- Tw M an s wr ., :'l Z '-'22 ' I : ' qvn Aqq :V , s A is it.-1 -J-fs Y 35 il s 1 it E 5 -'rg f mamma- W- E QE 1 ll 3 E l E E 5 l N ,, L m W mi W -,- .,., ,,,, .... . E . . I ,ra F , l l :fi -'A 'A': M- - -'- ill ,.,A - 51 Eiga- -V fs lvl 5 rt E l Modern Music Masters: lkneelingl Aaron Williams, treasurer, Lennie Ray, secretary, Aretha Howard, president, Ola Allen, vice president, Carolyn Adams, historian, Rashele Wade, Ronnie Walker, lr-ll Ross Robertson, Ayesha Samad, Carnita Lacy, Sonya Woods, Blanche Heath, Marcus Gipson, Sabrina Lee, Mark Brown, Jacob Donaldson, Cynthia Hancock, lr-21 Tessie Sanders, Levert Caldwell, Arifah Samad, Angela Evans, Dessie Sanders, Shirley Johnson, Stephanie Debose, Lonnette Alexander, Karen McDade, Edwin Salter, Rayburn Baker, Mrs. Evelyn Hamilton, director, lr-3l Seaborn Phillips, Vincent Webb. ltopl Mrs. Hamilton directs the choir during one of numerous performances in school and community. Senior Jesse Choir, MMM Provide Vocal Showcase 1 1-1 For Musically Inclined Gaines accompanies the choir. rrr rrsr ta,rr isstr rrr rar r rasrr M Qzai A rs A i' Mimi Pg U rw i i W Ei: ..,. W . 'i .,.,... . l': ':'l s imma 5 iiiii ' Fil? iii 5 W? Q it it i 5 , trr lf Q Q l 3 smw K? ,,,.. ,..,. , v' U-my WW ii mm.. ml Tm m Muay sam-rr m mm film ,FM 5L mm W as 0715 SWUHIBF QW? My 5 5. -ff S lf W. At least 10011 of the total students enrolled take one vocal music class. Explains senior Shirley Johnson Without music life would really be dull. Not all students are part of the performing choirs. This year those who are brought home ten All-District and eight All-Zone ratings. Five went to All-Region competition and one, senior Ronnie Walker, Music A Popular Class Maurine F Bailey Concert Choir: lrow 11 Alicia Thompson, Stephanie Stovall, Sabrina Lee, Munya Roberts, Walter Richie, Marcus Gipson, Timothy Johnson, Mark Brown, Alindre Evans, Audrey Hooper, Gwen Gipson lrow 21 Dessie Sanders, Cynthia Hancock, Jamie Legree, Robin Gray, Lessette Williams, Aretha Howard, Charlotte Bryant, and Tammie Taylor lrow 3l Tessie Sanders, Karen McDade, Stephanie Debose, Carnita Lacy, Amos Coleman, Cleo Harris, Edwin Salter, Shirley Johnson, Carolyn Adams, Letita Hill, and Director Mrs. Hamilton lrow 41 Cynthia Scott, Linnie Ray, Ricky Jones, Charles Williams, Rayburn Baker, Aaron Williams, Byron Smith, Vincent Webb, Dwaylyn Holland, Sonya Woods, Keasha Smith, and Yvette Bridges. lcenterl Finding the right spot to practice - here in the cafeteria, Lessette Williams performs a solo, Ronnie Walker conducts a rehearsal. lbottoml The Choral Class: lr-ll Jamie Braggs, Latisha Edmondson, Andre Coleman, Oscar Turner, Dorothy Woodard, Tonja Carr, Claudette Chappell, lr- 2l Donclra Salone, Yolanda Clark, Tammie Taylor, Sarah Donaldson, Tonya Wells, Lawanda Kelly, lr-Sl Tonya Buckley, Brenda Carlisle, Lisa Scales, Michelle Cox, Lafronda Howard. make it to State tryouts while senior Ricky Jones became first alternate for the same competitiong a first in the choir's history. ln addition, the choir participated in many community affairs including the annual Martin Luther King program held in the Music Hall which this year featured international singing star Eartha Kitt. 65 ,,.. - my W. . J as . rrr gnrs irrri a r lm i t il' PES !,, 5 7? lbottoml Sophomores Sharon Johnson and Eika Johnson gossip during the pep rallies. The band performs during the Lincoln- Hillcrest game. we 2. N 'I 33 H464 .Jem Q ll h Qi . WW ltopl Members of the jazz band senior Ronnie Walker, sophomore Robert Daniels and junior Stephen Bell perform during the Miss Lincoln pageant. lrl Band Director Norman Fisher and former student Charlie Flemming relax during a i ll l ii 51 Fl? ii 'REE ffm I ,'.,i, .f Mm W xg l . 55 is fi vi 5 mmf 1:5255 s it X 1 xi ,vi gill ,K A nrt 5 Jviigiygz. it sr .. .. . . l MI A x mmm f s l ,i.,.. 5? W is 5 N l f l Wlgwlm W ..... ,. ..r. W - '---' A-A 1 Ir . sw Q 1 is ' lx l 3 '5 LEW? g 3 I :EW sg . mx , sg Q M Z Isis! Qgg, ,Q .ni 5 mg: X was Hymn In i A l Eg MN rg Q Q gm as E? ig? Q Erma? 452455253 ,ssl K EEN E 5 fat ma ' l X Qs' if 5 E5 of f r 1 I ll W il Q -M U S 5 ill l i i HMM M is is i 1 ' M... ESWW MM ri, si? f A 5? 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JMWKJ-'vid Skdvuhlnth DIWHUIIJHAMIDG Olhnlnllgfofd Mhlvbfuhudx nooxsbdlnll .Manton ' R M l.,-lW 'L W TM ' ' 7' , ' fff , 'fvfq ,K!!!,i',, H 1' ,I TY ' , V 'TN' , 41 ' W ', , ' 'h'f 1' ' , 7,4 W Annu 155 -fr LQ w if fr - - - .L 'H ' 71111 T 7 ,, 7 , ' ' ., ' .. , ., ,L ,Q Q 1 2 l M W,ffiirQ:f5,. . , f , l A 3 3 5 s ' if if lc ' if 1 I 2 - ff m Mi 5 ' rf W 17: .- - , , L . M, , J My if V, Q 'J Www wh 8 M naman- was 2 5 . M tif. l M ' li Z li ' il , A ' I . S , i i ' I 2:2 5, ,L , . an n f. ,rv :Le I ix -:if V. 7 Z' ,, , ,, ,, , Q 'c av nl y Ranma Wm: 4 I G v Hg, ' ' Z 2 W S ,, ' ' - 1 . N Ti I 1 l A if T ' 63 f , , ? ,ww fi, f A if f . M ' ' ,I ' Q - f + Q' 'vt aa, 6 fm-H J - '- 1 , , , if W i awww, r dusmlf ma 'rn-u Tania Mn: iowa rmw mm gi if f W? , J . , ,fi ,f ff ZW 2 is if - 5 i f O i ' if 5 , V. K il 9 ala s 4 , fx ,,W,M... 4 ' If W 'V fi' , t me mm Man num nu mf Mm-.ac f- ig 4 A255541 HW th Q R ,5 f wi? w mi - r. iw-5, ,sf ' ,La 1- ' ' f ', f .g al Mft g f ' W J U wi Jw 'i , ,A I V' . 4 mil , , we W ' vi : , - ' , 2 W 1 w, it i fx Q W f f Z ' :I i 2 ff if ff 4 .f 3 1 'V l il , 't i l r Y I fir' , A++ ' , ,M W 3 1 5' ' s f 4 l Q53 .sm n -M. ggi i li? iw 1 The band had reasonably successful perfor- mances at 11 football games. Unlike some other school bands which literally disolved because of failures, this band lost only one performer to HB 72. Several students also competed in All-City Audi- tions with Senior Jacob Donaldson making All-City Band. In October the band competed in the UIL Marching Competition and received a rating of Good , In February, band members won 24 awards at the DISD Solo and Ensemble Contest. 67 mum : itopl Members from the Key Club and Keywanettes present apples to the teachers. Cbottoml Mr. Jackson prepares the food and gifts for Christmas. Sabrina Lee, Tracy Toney, and Tara Tipps bring goods to Mr. Jackson's room where the goods stack up. ...ra-S All through the year, the Keywanettes were recognized for their citizenship and concern for the community. Active members involved themselves with the school and its surroundings. Sponsor Mr. Cleveland Jackson had to use both his heart and his pocket to keep things rolling sometimes, but as events turned out, they were successful. The Keywanettes were an asset to the school and many of the generously applied activities made the word happiness worth saying according to member Onita Beall. Each of us wanted to contribute to the club. I think the community and Lincoln was happy. They expressed their appreciation to us each time we did something whether it was with a 'thank you' or by official recognition. Keywanettes Serve School And Community .W f wr Y r sgswwjgm-N.. fgfei' --.- 5 f 1 i Sn 5 J 2 l E E 2 E ,. ., . .. ., ., . . E . . M34 s s . lf-30555 icky? ROTC Hits The Mark Qtopl The honor guard prepares for the Homecoming Queen presentation. Ccenterl Randy Gilbert, Jason Donaldson, Courtney Palms, Barbara Smith, Steven Smith stand at attention. Randy Gilbert and Thomas Sulivan show off ROTC medals and trophies. The girls' drill team stands at attention during inspection: Barbara Smith, Wanda Armstrong, Maryln McGraw, Geni Cultors, Tara Brown, Latasha Edmondson, Ramona Bradley, Shon Barret. ibottoml Seargent Palcios points out the mark to Rhamsis Gains, Ray McGowans, Ramona Bradley, Tommy Jackson and Edward Woodworth. Sgt. Klutz shows Ayesha Samad how to shoot the turkey. He did it so well, Ayesha ended up with the turkey. 69 Clubs lr-topl Allied Youth: lr-ll Rosalyn Fort, Gladys Crouch, Arifah Samad lr-2l Ayesha Samad, Hermena Anderson fr-31 Amos Coleman, Angie Evans. lcenterl NHS: lr-ll Arifah Samad, Mrs. Jones, Lonnette Alexander, Ayesha Samad, Rosalyn Fort lr-2D Dianne Beall, Alicia Lewis, Onita Beall, Paulette Daniels. lr-Sl Angie Evans, Carolyn Adams, Connie Simon, and Tracey Toney fr-4l Rashele Wade, Lennie Ray, Mia Drew, and Cynthia Scott. lbottoml Y-Teens: lr-ll Tracey Toney, Arifah Samad, Mrs. Lester, Rosalyn Fort fr-2l Diane Beall, Ayesha Samad, Paulette Daniels. L 0 Q , , , 3 X 5 , uri Q' X Q A52 .. X ,Q , W K? A ., .- ggi sr if A ' i F' vainly- K? V' xii S 1. I -A, ,, ,.,Ku,- - 8 Q ,Q Q .i ftop-ll Student Council: Sponsors Jones and Eutsey, Tracey Toney, Lavert Caldwell, Latrice Atkins, Leah Fuller, David Perez, Lekeitha Lemmons, Derrick Johnson, Erica King, Kim Hampton. lbottomj F.T.A.: lr-ll Dejuana Evans, Nancy Beckham, Diane Beall lr-21 Arifah Samad, Alindre Evans lr-31 Gwen Hickerson, Ayesha Samad, Angie Evans Cr-41 Onita Beall, Tracey Toney. Self-sufffciemt Baseball , N611 is 5144. maafmafrfmww '. '- - fig, 93. is ,if A I ,,, f K . W K4-nmih w-' wf um Svmcfhzng 6 E21 Write X SW 'Q Home ,lllwut Junior Reginald Qualls tries to use all the momentum he has to tackle a preluding defender at the J.V. game. ootball Lincoln defensive player makes a diving hit on a running back as he fumbles the ball against Bryan Adams. Tigers Varsity show teamwork as they gang tackle a Waco Jefferson Moore defender. Freshmen Quarterback Andre Crawford follows his blocking in a last second win over the Seagoville Dragons. VARSITY ROSTER: 1-Bobby Johnson, 32- Walter Dennis, 72-James Williams, 61-Sam Jennings, 38-Antyony Turner, 23-Ross Robertson, 46-Marguise Jetton, 10-Tony Johnson, 27-Dewayne Hooper, 34nFred Hooper, 23-Cleveland Sims, 42-Reginal Bell, ,t .. vfy- X . N ,WWW 4- f i . ' . -' : 215-1'.ifm:,Qf,'g2a', Q Q Q 1,' i f' , . . Mn ,. .... ,. in . - .. , - ,i.,..a, aw. i.... .. L, - ---- S L - ffi ' ' .. : --1... ----- I A ' ff 56nKenneth Atkins, 75-Roy Epting, 23- K. ,,i' i L , - ' i 1 Charleston Handsome, 20-Cedric Brown, 12- fi gnpf l Afidfea Cfawfofdi 24-Joe Toner, 30-CMS or 4 rssso L 4 Pinson, 61-Kenneth Traylor, 70-Oliver Loudd, i .,,. Q i i t A A 2nKevin Johnson, 65-John' Myles, 68-Steve 15 22 i H Wells' 62'-rhomas Phmlpsi 483-Ommy A it ' i - - Patterson, 25-Jerrod Kervin, 80-James W gig Bullock, 22,Fred COX, 50-Darryl Smith, 71- K A 33 Seaborn Phillips, 88-Olden Hatcher, 55- 4'-B 7 4 i C A .lll Charles Nixon, 81nArnulf Mobley, 11-Gearld 4 i 4 Nl? K , A , -- -ir y 4 , i - ' .. . --:mr pq mi, 't-: i. ri Wllll5mS, 71-Gerald Thomas, 72-Ira Barrie, R oi Q. ,,., i ,U W f W ii. -rf tt.. ,lbw A x. 2 wifi, i- : s -'fn MiiNnV f C --, - ,tt. swf 9 M... . I :ft '- L f 78-Sabastien Barrie, 77-Ernest Owens, 8fJohn swf' Wim We at M i i Williams, Blandon Watson Y K 'h A Tiger fans show their support rain, sun, shine and nighttime. Junior Tony Johnson avoids an upcoming tackle as he heads toward the end zone for a ootball touchdown. I I I I I I I I SCOREBOARD Kimble o Lincoln 12 ' Waco Richfield 3 Lincoln 13 Waco Jefferson N Moore 37 Lincoln 7 Fort Worth Poly 6 Lincoln 48 I Haltom 29 Lincoln 6 Hillcrest is Lincoln 20 I Woodrow Wilson 14 Lincoln 27 Madison 32 Lincoln 14 Adamson 7 Lincoln 21 North Dallas IO Lincoln 44 Seagoville 7 Lincoln 28 l I I I I l . The Tigers started the season on a good note by defeating Waco Richfield 13-3. Defense played a great part in the win over Richfield as they held them to only 3 points. 'ilhauqpf it , . g gg L t t 5. ' 5:41 li z ' K ,... ,. ,c., mf.:--.ar .. , ,M-sig. , ts, et,-s as Steve Wells celebrates a little too early as Lincoln losses its first game of the season to rival Madison, 32 14. Q Q stts 1 f 75 Freshman show their appreciation of the district Championship during the game as they show team work and after the game as they listen to the words of Coach Howard. ootball 29- Ray Jones, 28- Dante Coursey, 27- Dwayne Hooper, 26- Obrien Johnson, 23- Marquis Jetton, 1- James Harper, 2- Andra Crawford, 8- Tomie Patterson, 11- Eric Harris, 22- Brandon Jackson, 20- Anthony Turner, 25- Tyrone Williams, 56- James Williams, 46- Ray Colquite, 42- Brian Lewis, 40- Daron Davis, 38- David Turner, 34- Fred Hooper, 33- Reginald Davis, 72- Reginald Willis, 70- Oliver Loudd, 65- Roy Epting, 63- Nathan Caro, 61- Tommy Phillips, 60- Anthony Fisher, 76- Thomas Fuller, 77- Terance Bush, 80- Keldrick Newton, 81- Ebow Lacy, 82- Bobby Watkins, 83- Ladell Fincher. Coach Howard, Richard Drew Camerman, Coach Keeton, Mike Crumbley Mgr. Coach Paul Howard gives instructions to the Freshmen team as they prepare to take photos. 9,3 '-'-' 549, , K Www, ww-fi , mf f 7.3, ' , ,W V, if f. my , -' f I M, ,, V Freshmen quarterback Andre Crawford tries to find his way through the end zone for a score that went down to the last seconds ot the game in which the freshmen defeated the Seogoville Dragons in a last second effort 16 to 14 district Championship win. The players are shown congratulations to Coach Paul Howard on the outstanding coaching job that he did all season. The freshmen celebrated the win by throwing a party after the season was finished. For the second straight year in a row, the Varsity team made it to the bi-district Playoffs. The girls had to face Leander in the playoffs as they did last year. The outcome was the same as the girls lost. The coaches and the whole athletic department appreciated their dedicated effort. olleyball Sept Sept Sept. Sept Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Uct. Lincoln vs. Hillcrest Lost Madison vs. Lincoln Lost Lincoln vs. A.M. Smith Won Wilson vs, Lincoln Won Seogoville vs. Lincoln Won Adamson vs. Lincoln Won Lincoln vs. Madison Won Lincoln vs. N. Dallas Won Lincoln vs, Wilson Won Hillcrest vs. Lincoln Lost Lincoln vs. Adamson Won- N. Dallas vs. Lincoln Won f :cliff-r ffj' ezwsfsri -K W, i Q, as . ., Nw.WB5,.,Bw,K k,.- isa . J at . 1 V fi1:ztifsefemissfaffsiiaifwiwfiis -ww - K .. gg,ijigsmm:,., A ' .A ..... L, t i ' K ,. fp-595-lx--L ' 1- - N , 1-2: ' Q 4: -a Q . .sfgE?: . Q:- :. ,L ' :f::: 'g:jEg335g:g55i4i3V3i, 'TTT F 61: 1- , ' :U ' . 'ii ' if f:5lf:sifSf2ifi?2':isf -5. -. - QW - - - m. Egj2f:ss-. . K' i -Kh' i f K T - i V. : . - -- . ' K I K X f - - L Q 1 , Q, -, if is Q, - ,S w ..,.. - - sw f H -. 1 -. Q: ' - ' ' ' ss.t.i5dT X.,,. X k,,kk', i ,,. AL A EQ ., X X x as rm N, J ss .4 M ' , . s , . V i, ' '- ' i L' jg life. 2 - ' 'ff-Y', , l'X .3 ::f?53l sfi -' , .K 5 , L kL f,,L 1 QLI:,,: ff? s im . Im X S : 1 7 1,.,,-- Q K 711251 x W M J.V. won district for the second straight year in a row. The team suffered only two losses all season. Boys Team Puts On Class Performance Mark Johnson, captain of the boy's soccer team, was named to the second team All- Region as striker. The boy's soccer team has a new coach this year. He had a lot of pre- vious experience both playing and coaching. The team was 2-8 last year and ranked third with a 4-5 record this year. The season saw 21 players but the number dropped because of bad weather. Coach Haske commented about the sea- son: With a little more depth we could have been unbeatable, though we gave the other teams fits anyway. Everyone on the team was an asset in the end. ltopl Coaches Anna McDonald and Haske talk strategy before the game. fcenterl Mark John- son tries to steal the ball from a Skyline opponent. fri Kneeling: David Richie, Edward Garrett, Larry Johnson, Mark Johnson, Ohnny Nutson. Standing: Eutychous Nichols, Coach Haske, Bryan Lewis, Patrick Hill, Michael Jones, Brandon Jackson, Terry Lockright, James Harper, Darryl Hayes. Lincoln vs Sammuel 34 Spruce vs Lincoln 1 4 Lincoln vs Spruce 2 1 Bryan Adams vs Lincoln 6 2 Lincoln vs Sammuel 2 5 Madison vs Lincoln 1 5 Lincoln vs Madison 32 Lincoln vs Skyline 24 Lincoln -vs- Skyline 2-4 Poor Turnout Mars Girls' Scoreboard The girls clown around before a game The girls finished the season with a O-10 record. Charlotte Bryant tries to score a goal against Madisong they were defeated by Madison 3-1. Seated-Shirley Lankford. Front row- Gladys Crouch, Marshall Johnson, Lonette Alexander, Charlotte Bryant. Second row- Erica Boyce, Trina Snell, Peggy Conley, Tina Craig, Carla Moore, Dessie Sanders, Sheletha Watson, Kristi Carter Lincoln vs. Samuell vs. Skyline vs. Bryan Adams vs. Spruce vs. Lincoln vs. Samuell vs. Skyline vs. Bryan Adams vs. Spruce vs. Madison 1-2 Lincoln 11-1 Lincoln 8-0 Lincoln 11-0 Lincoln lforfeitl Madison 1-3 Lincoln lforfeitl Lincoln lforfeitl Lincoln lforfeitl Lincoln fforfeitl Q. lcenterl Steve Wells in the controlling position. Cbottoml The wrestling team: lr-ll Charles Keese, Michael Abraham, Marcus Gipson, Ernie Brown, Keitham Ligans, Derek Jones. Cr-21 Darrell Johnson, Dewart Jackson, Steven Jones, Tommy Jackson, Robert Ligans, Steve Smith, fr-3l Howard Jones, James Williams, Tracy Smith, Thomas'Fuller, Steven Wells, 8: Will Perry, Coach Daniels. Wrestlers I-Iave Mixed Season Howard Jones gets his hand raised during a victory in a wrestling match. 1 J JJ 3 5 K , 59 J t , . .J JJ 2 562,233 'J Q gg J at it , 1 it , 5 3, 2 Q ffm 12 P 13 J W ' X,- f gr, ,J fs, ', f h' M ,,,, J J, , 5 ' , ,., ,, J J 5 H tra f' J '. -- 'i ' ,i?t'I..mwJ9,, 'tjeJ,'ff:,,.9fpE J , f Q . -'.. J S J r r Ja w- ,JV at , 2 iJ ' ff: 1-,J:,JiJ 'fy s ,ua Jilvfaf J t'r'-, iJ i J J i J fi if li i fwxvisfsiif Mike-', fs ll 'lx 5? ' ?g J12-29 ' sa ' H f ffgazj J, wit J' i f JJ fwfr, ,Jw-,'J'J ,ff 2 ' ,, J L ,'. ,J , , 'f ,w.,,e+.1fJy, Zff' 'f-f rf iw' 1 qgm' K H255 J. ,,,., U me -,H :vi , aww' 1255? I ,..,J ., , , , E W restling This year's wrestling team hosted the state wrestling tournament along with DISD. Howard Jones, Derrick Jones, Ernie Brown and Steve Wells qualified for state. Only one qualified for state, Howard Jones who came in fifth in state in 119 pound weight class. i s, - - J - -J fa .. ,. 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Qfglfgwi ?f f ffpfkt 4. gk? np Qfggwf 6 , Q WM? 1, ,,w,wff.e ef gm 2 We Wie ,af W 1912 W it 9 2,4 , 4 9 7 ff' wg H! 53,11 1 7+ 0, if g K 5 fa lwfll a? , e ,f eel f l' V a' Lic V 4.1 3' W ga 5 l 5 1, at f E P' 58 'lg E ff M s 7 9 2 ,,,,, lx ' AK K l 'v'l lY'1l5' ' :f 'Tf2 fjji5f .fi : - ?5.?'.a-'.?'f .Wa 2 .V my , gy ,. .- ,,v.1,,x 4 A f ' Y 1-5l:5li0ff??a35ib y ' .wifi J' il'::b'?ilZ f5E,Q.fT5Q-gi f' I 5'5l'i-fiTn?? 1 f ,fiiigfgfli m K 'h V -ggg-'flww-1me f ,inn f+15,1jige:yglf'ls,snf Steve Wells manuevers for a pin during a match. Tommy Jackson controls his opponent. Steve Wells pins an opponent to the mat. Varsity Makes It To The Playoffs: A Lincoln First Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln 54 Tracey Smith frightl goes up for two points. The girls varsity ranked in the Dallas Morning News High School Poll numerous times during the season. fbelowl Tonya Mobley grabs a rebound from an opponent. This year's varsity team made it to the playoffs which is a first time ever for girl's varsity basketball here. Their opponent in first round playoffs was Georgetown. Unfortunately the girls could not maintain their momentum and lost. District Games Madison 59 Hillcrest 45 Seagoville 39 Adamson 44 W. Wilson 18 North Dallas 25 Hillcrest 55 Seagoville 44 Adamson 52 W. Wilson 23 Playoff Games Adamson 46 Madison 53 ,N ,NV Nxbw. .4-f TM' Monique Wyatt blocks a shot during a game against Adamson. Brenda Jarrett goes for a layup during the game. The girls faced arch rival Madison four times during the season. Defense is what helped the girls make the playoffs. Audrey Hooper demonstrates. I' 85 J V. Team Has Fair Season Ctopl The team: Lashall James, Paula McCloud, Patricia Flowers, Kathy Brooks, Denigua Shelby, Felicia Watson, Latarra Eaton, Coach Hardcastle. lcenterl Felicia Watson block North Dallas, Regina Atkins, Kathy Brooks, Latarra Eaton, Lashall James lend a hand. ibottoml Watson goes up for lay-up against Madisong Paula McCloud and Kathy Brooks hel asketball The season started out with various problems which caused a conflict within the team. Through consistency, though, the girls managed to overcome negative attitudes, developing discipline and improved their game. The girls fundamental skills have improved so much that they will move up to varsity lev- el next year, says Coach Hart- castle. Their team's record was 10- 4. Freshmen Team I-las Tough Tumble First Season This was the first year for the freshman team. With only two teams in DISD, the girls were up against tough, experienced players from other school districts. They did not fare well, but Coach Brian Adkins expects the year of hard knocks to pay off-next year when the girls can bank on their experience. Freshman Team Schedule DeSoto North Mesquite North Garland South Garland Kimbell South Grand Prarie Freshman Tournament Kneeling: Staci Angton, Arturia Lowe, Asia Raheem, Barbera Clayton. Standing: Vicki Brown, Ramonika Robinson, Gwen Ivey, Coach Brian Adkins, Gwen Williams, Veronica McMillon, Valisha Robinson. 87 Freshmen Team Struggles To C3et Experience Coach Paul Howard led the team through a 5-11 seasong not a great season but the team did get the experience to compete when they make J .V. ltopl Dennis Smith applies defense during the game. lcenterl Corey Fincher and teammates battle for a rebound during one of their wins over Red Oak 51-47. lbottoml The Tigers sink one into the basket. Dennis Smith works on defense. lcenterl Harvey Cox, Labelle Fincher, Anthony Bollin struggle for the ball. James Harper sinks one in while Cox and Bollin watch. Freshman Scores Lincoln 58 Boys Club 48 Lincoln Lincoln 51 Red Oak 47 Lincoln Lincoln 48 Waco 52 Lincoln Lincoln 49 Hillcrest 51 Lincoln Lincoln 28 Woodrow 36 Lincoln Lincoln 34 Seagoville 36 Lincoln Lincoln 66 Adamson 89 Lincoln Lincoln 22 North Y Dallas 17 l Lincoln West Dallas Madison Adamson Woodrow Seagoville Hillcrest North Dallas Madison 5612111 DI D high chools get failingfbe msn no-Pnssgjsofvnnv STATXSTIQS -. v1l,, 3: ,i,,, Qji2jg:,gg MMWM MMMm Theuilollowingiwchart number otgirudents ineligib varsity and varsity players. le out 01 the total number ot students participating in seven sr S06 O01 9190620 O' 'fo ff i5iMMmG - 2.6 '2':i n f .2.'fi5!Ef22f m ..Q.S .. .V - '40 '10 ' dams 20,0155 2210134222 70130 40115 0011 80130 I-80132 570120 200110 -4, 00 X mfsfv ??QfM.5 2 09,72 , 80,0 me 0191132m3Q,Qi0f132mi9tEe,.3i2i3,239,1335Le132s3f1f2,,. 40, 20, 290 ' 95115 1' to of ,,,,, ,,,fr1!'0ii.?,Q.Q 42l,lfi191'9?.022,,,?9f,8,J Wh., 260 6320 3 0' 29 2 O' 22 2 00120, 0 0 0932.2 .,0J1?,,,, ,. 0 O' 27. 0..,. 212221 ,,,0 29fl9,,, 331-1222 so Q9 2 0129 1101391 3022122122 40,, ' 0520 3 of 42 2 of 27 10113 na Ana , 10114 14 01715 2o1f0W na Rgwvnav-A , wYY QVA- Z? 4630 X 22. ,isQf,39.0,,,,,2,?,9f.1? uiurr. 0,,,r,3,9 .,., ,,00 13 f?fffL.n,,'JE,,g09fi?Fi-,. 1.221520 'ls 2 as 20'27 00371 ,,W12v9'22,2.,.,,,, u,0, 99fi-,.lf'l2 ,,4,,,, ,,9Ell5.,.,Ql22,,0.,.73fL,ll2, ,.,,. . 3529 400 522122 H Vvzq pvilm 'iqr ,ir 1.2 l :'gEfMf!5fffg ,'2'2 1.. 4214022 40136 601732. 00133 2016 2016 20113 20120 30110 2015 70144 2 20f 19 0150 90140 40119 30114 2018 2201222 00 na 90129 1013 Smith 0013 2012 113 F13 2017 0011 1 2 ef? :r.: 11 :.0. , UIIIS 60143 30123 40123 Fla 40120 00117 D Q17 eS915 na' 80130 of 1' 4 VLC ,f0f'e'30 W?50?5e X' 1322? ................. 2018 50112 2016 3016 New at 15 0130 tch At practice on Thursday, Lincoln ketball fun at LinC01 . ve iuygu in -- . ' vers ha P dont S0 the fact P90912 ,A titude helps Lin coach Alex Gillum's voice bellowed pop out to -v to react 10 me tfmmb throughout the gymnasium during guardsl. T a shooting drill. Small, good shot. Neil, you're 3' parte' 'uccess is not siirpflmng' 0 used to this. Said ot ,I William Stell. U SU gonna knock the paint off the fir' ason is ovef at this with bad shots like that. Moblr' qfe getting set t0T eah' Swish downnntownn' Y - , son, kicks his legs and ' the girls go wild. I-' the girls stop you're a P' ball of' ' of the studentS ing OD ' I1 ef ex' ers' belief 1 most two of the M' cess. Stell , provided .P 1- 50 man tired th1S 1-0 play ed fl to be hen Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln 90 The varsity team: fKneelingl Demetrice Mills, Fred Herrin, Mark Lefall, Rodney Tunstle, Kevin Biggers, Rodney Tucker, Richard Bartley, Anthony Small Cstandingl Charles Nixon, Chris Stanton, Cleophus Thomas, Carl Glass, Gary Culp, Stacy Stanton, Coach Alex Gillum. lbottoml Cleophus Thomas dunks and scores against the Woodrow Wilson Wildcats. Varsity Makes Playoffs Fourth Time In A Row The boys' varsity basketball team marched through district and right through the playoffs. The boys finished the season 17-10. The boys last defeat was in the playoffs against Palestine. Pinkston 87 Lincoln North Dallas Carter 73 Lincoln Hillcrest Waco High 73 Lincoln Seagoville Hou. Kash 101 Lincoln Madison Roosevelt 75 Lincoln Adamson Ft. W. South 60 Lincoln Woodrow Hillcrest 49 Lincoln Bishop Lynch Seagoville 63 Lincoln North Dallas Adamson 86 Lincoln Madison Woodrow 58 Lincoln Madison Roosevelt 77 Lincoln Waco Thomas Jefferson Lincoln Waxahachie 77 Lincoln Palestine Spruce 80 Hou. Hitch 62 Senior Demetrice Mills shoots a jumper as Charles Nixon establishes a position for the rebound. Boys' Varsity Basketball: 1985-86 District Champs Again, for the fourth time in a row, the team made the playoffs. The boys' only district losses came from Seagoville and Madison. In fast paced action, the boys managed to average 70.1 points per game. Throughout a tough academic season, the team had to bench only three players, a better record than most other schools managed. Coach Alex Gillum's run-and-gun strategy allowed the team to maximise on shooting ability. MVP Bobby Johnson, a 5'7 forward, sums up the season as fast, fun and gratifying. Kevin Johnson and Mills apply defense. 5 25 1 1 20 Charles Nixon and Kevin Johnson battle for the rebound against the North Dallas Bulldogs. Charles Nixon was second on the team in rebounds averaging 12.9 rebounds a game. Fred Herrin shoots a jump shot over a North Dallas defender. Fred Herrin, the third leading scorer on the team, averaged 17.9 points a game. Coach Gillum discusses a call during the game. Gillum was complaining about a foul that was called Cleoplms Thomas Bobby Johnson Rodney Tucker 5 1 Charles Nixon Arnuld Mobley Demetnes Mills Chris Stanton Fred Hemn 510 511 Kenin Biggers Kevin Johnson John Wslliams Gary Culp Anthony Small Marrell Johnson Senior Senior Junior Senior Junior Senior Senior Junior Junior Senior Sophomore Semor Sophomore Senior fflgt i r . 6'3 419' 4 ' . 5'8 ' if 5 f . ' , - ' 1, f Ak V6 A . ' , ' , 6'3 A ' if 7, .V. . , V . V. 6,3 , . in VV V V V . V V . . 6,3 . ig- . , . - V 6-3 . 32 4 4 - 6'3 A ' 124. f ' ' Gerald-Williams V V - E93 A Junior it 0 . ' ' ' K . 3 A' C' gag V V , A V. V. V . V , , . . 45222 wi 1 ' , ',i, ' ' 6'3 323, V fr f 4 g . A , 6'1 ' fill P g r ' 57 1 , -JV - - - A ' . 1 5'8 ' Varsity Gains Playoff Spot ftopl Cleophus Thomas, Fred Herrin, Rodney Tucker, all fill the lane to get an offensive rebound. fcenterl Hands up! The referee looks for a foul to be committed but he doesn't find a guilty party. lbottoml Arnulf Mobley gets an offensive rebound and takes it back up for a shot: he averaged 14.0 rebounds. - Outside shooting helped the boys through the playoffs. Chris Stanton has help with his outside shooting during the playoff game against Waco Jefferson Mooreg rebounding was also a help. fcenterl In the play- off game Cleophus Thomas battled the boards all season long. fbottoml Things aren't looking good with the team trailing against Palestine at the end of the first quarter, The team goes into a huddleg but the final score sees Tiger hopes dashed on the boards. linsertl A dissapoint- ed Coach Gillum offers congratula- tions to the opponents. 5 'K rm , ..,,4 T wiv,-,,,, .ww- ' Palestine Ends Play- Off Hopes For Tigers The boys' first playoff game was played in Crowley, the same place they lost last year's playoff game to Corsicana. The boys gained another playoff spot against Waxahachie. The final score was 80 - 67. Again, as last year, fans in the buses arrived late. As the crowd arrived in the gym the varsity was down 17 - 13, but the crowd gave the varsity momentum. The halftime score was 36 - 32, The varsity rallied late in the final quarter for a victory. The team faced Palestine in Region II playoff pair- ings. From the first day, the games' score bobbed up and down. Senior Mark Johnson recollects the action of the game, The game was interesting until the referees started making bad calls on Lincoln that really hurt the team a lot and we lost. ltopl With guards Bobby Johnson and Rodney Tucker in foul trouble, Fred Herrin took up the slack by scoring 24 points and 3 dunks. lcenterl Chris Stanton blocks. Cbottoml Crowds packed the gyms to cheer on the team. During the playoffs there were happy moments and then there were looks of anguish on the fans' faces when the score turned against the Tigers. NWSWHR5 E .5 , .J 1 - f-we Q: 2 f -is 95 Sprinter Tony Dismuke strides across the finish line in second place in the 440 re- V Charlestone Handsome brings in the baton for the sprint relay team. rack Tony Johnson hands off the baton to Curtis Pinson during the preliminaries. The boys took first place in the 440 relay. Life- . xx., A L. , N ' jr -1. i ., .M y l- 'si xf xwiis ,, , . fi x ff- sf izf2sf32i2 f ' , gg i .Q ti, li, ,E K so tv.. Wx This , f 4 r 5 -- Twrggfx . iW,.,i Q fl A T. 3 L T. 'G Za? Efffmrfr, is-Q. - xg rwxul sr N 5 s t Q N . f i if S M 'N Ilf '? AL V KFi' 5 ' 41 K ' K , Q 1 or.o ,MN . . Q - x 1 , ' 2 i ,Q2m?2?T?l 4 g' : is mm Robert Liggons and Patrick Hill make the exchange in the J.V. team has clocked a 43 00 in the 440 relay. Patrick Hill crosses the finish line in first place during the Spruce Invitational. The girls' track team lsittingl Laura Baker, Ariea Baker, Barbara Clayton, Shun McQueen lkneelingl Wanda Armstrong, Betty Richardson, Princess Griffin, Selinda Hilburn, Beverly Burnett, LaTunisia Bell, Tawana Brown, Bridgette Lewis, Traci Clark, Bernadette Wilson, Assistant Coach Erma Jefferson Qstandingl Kimberly Waters, Coach Brian Adkins, Sherri McAfee, Denikua Shelby, Felicia Watson, Yolanda Slaughter, Lori Palms, Toni Miles, June Pollard, Gwendolyn Randolph. lnot picturedl LaTonia Wilson, Staci Angton, Mashariki Beck, Gwen Ivey, Gwen Williams, Gail Williams, Paula McCloud, Kaylon Pollard, Kim Watson, Shirley Lankford. 97 fr-ll Arie Baker, Tracey Clark, Ronnie Walker, Terry Lockridge, Sonya Harris. lr-2l Shirley Lankford, Charles Aycock, llita Scott, Walter Dennis, Timothy Johnson, Lee Yarbough. lcenterl Jumping Jacks is part of practice, Coach Ramphrey makes sure it's clone right. lbottoml Troy Harper, Timothy Johnson and Timothy Cooper race toward the finish line during practice. ross ountry , E g l 3 ,jf 5391 J B f if 6 ar inl? oH Qkneelingj Rayburn Baker, Anthony Carter, Obrien Johnson. Qstandingl Terri Newman, Cynthia Hancock, Mr. Brian Chambers, Toni Miles, Lashaw Jones, Shun Barret, Valarie Cook, Cathy Brooks rack fstandingj Sharon Johnson, Troy Lawrence, Kim Ezell, Patricia Flowers, Coach Hoover. Coach Carmen Hardcastle Sherri Nixon, Rhamsis Gaines. 99 Tanya Aycock gets ready to take off. lcenterl Reginald Kinard and Edwin Salter talk strategy during a swim meet. f:1Vs+ff:r M, lbottomi The swim team: Walter Dennis, Charles White, Efrem McGuihey, Sonya Harris, Traci Clay, Kendale, Cori Johnson, Lee Yarbrough, Edwin Salter, Coach George Ramphrey. Swim Team Knows The Right Strokes wimming The team gave an outstanding performance in district. Although he had only 7 swimmers representing Lincoln, Ramphrey felt they did a good job. The team has a new coach, history teacher George Ramphrey. Manager Shirley Lankford feels that learning how to swim can be a beautiful experience to many, but it takes practice to become perfect. J xii fs. w -.L Hcwmcekh mm KW' x QQ, 'aio X g , X X W 0 X so i 9 Radiof TV Cluster Brings In The Pros To Add Glitz And Glamour l ltopl The class poses with one of their favorite speakers, Bob Ray Sanders, a Channel 13 newscaster. Leslie Shaw, Pam Prelow, Yolanda Anderson, lbackl Burrell Morrison, Aamos Coleman, Dwaynetta Russell, Darrin Williams, Bob Ray Sanders, Tessie Sanders, Johnny Nutson. lcenterl During a talk show, Lorenzo Williams gets the shot of Yolanda Anderson, Gary Lewis, Quen Echols. lbottoml There's never a shortage of audiences for the radio t.v. room. lLl David Perez gets in focus to get his photo to film an assembly program lrl. The Glamour ls In Front Of The Camerag The Work Goes Un Behind lt rf, ,fs SE! L L4 ,J FX. ltopl Yolanda Anderson at work. lcenterl Darrin Williams, Johnny Nutson, Leslie Shaw get ready to get a take for a live t.v. show. lbottomj R.C. Hickman, one of the guest speakers, demonstrates the use of old cameras. He was one of the first photographers to have a picture studio in Dallas. ,' i i f ',6 J f '35 5 i ,' Q 1 f ff ' ' ffli? .5933 J it f A . willhe,r.fussisi5P3f.?rtvg a A 4 W , 'er 2 5 ltr' ' 2 is . f--4 f i i -awzffsx. Q! ,Q 4,:v..C'w.':f I L .. W r Af ,,,,, W , f f V 1,v5'Q5if,'234f . gi . :Clif-N. fri A 1 l ltop-ll Junior Kim Watson takes the camera into the classroom. ltop-rl Instructor Griswold makes a point. lcenterl Scenery is a very important part of any show. Berrell, Morrison, Samuel Jennings, Janet Phillips, Kimberly Watson make free with the paint brushes and lots of advice. Sawing a straight line isn't in the tv curriculum guide, but learning how to do it is all part of day's work for Jerry Weaver, Benny Jones and John Franklin lbottoml. . ,. 1 to 'i , ':: - . , is K Behind The Camera Or In in g Front Of lt, Program Offers A variety Of creative . . ,A r ..r.. t fri ' Opportunities t . g Nt X X ,xlrxkem K, X aaa t SN, sg ,si-A is x 'XX W. ,rg ,M A X R X Qrix Getting the right angle are Angie Webb and Linnie Ray ltopl KNOK disc jockey Byron Solis, Alicia Robinson, Yolanda Anderson in front of the cam- era lcenterlg instructor Louie White lin- sertl. Yolanda Anderson gets a few tips from pro Toni Giveonathi lbot- toml Staff Work Vaned . . X ll Young Journalists Find X -006' . And Demandlng ltopl The 'photographer 'gets gihotof graphedl 'Senior'Efnie Brown was always on the scene saving those memories on filmmienterl Oneof many fnndraisers to boost the pfodugztion of the yearbook was lseliingf pidturesy Mr. Ldacksonftakes orders for picturkisfwhile students 'Check out quality ofyearbook. Kbottoinqll One ofl tho' ,talented staff' artists, Annette Tucker takes hor-work seriously. Connie Simonlays the papa? out smiling. - F2515 SFF? FFF? Nkgwwsspwifw' ff Working Together Creates New Friendship As Well As Outstanding Publications - ,....----' E N i i -' if ' x W. Staff photographers Terrence Williams and Reginald Qualls have the shoe on the other foot as their picture is taken. 9993 cCbf+Wlfi1'3TS alive 3r?2i,59f14erScw1fh reporter Dial g5i2en1..prlcenggygc1l ,Education editor, gray Beal! t r sells, r papers ,yiri L fffh ei staffs riig onherbgifrediiartisf, txmaefh-,Wir limi films leffsmtweiv k35fB9S?9S'f1z,F5ff gixres fjhirnt Qirieali'ohfi,' iirliati picture' 'she wanfsggfofi l1?ffSf01v's 3 t , V, W Year's Top News Events Filled With Tragedy There's more to journalism than getting out a paper and the yearbook. There's always the fun of itq the last minute deadlinesg the missing storiesg the last second effort to make the grade and avert disaster. Meeting deadlines is the most frustrating part of journalism, confesses senior Shirley Lankford, 'ibut seeing your story on the page, makes up for it, j' she continued. Other perks include being inveterate gossips in a legitimate cause and being the first to know when big news breaks. When the space shuttle crashed, for example, the journalism staff was the first to get the news from an alert mother who called seconds after the event took place. When I think of 86, l'll invariably think of trage- dy. The year started out with singer Rick Nelson's l plane crash, then came the big Delta crash at DFW, terrorist bombings killed people all over the world. To me, the shuttle crash was the climax to all that tragedy. It couldn't get any worse, I felt. Thus Education Editor Onita Beall summed up the year. p On the upside, both publications took a first place rating from CSPA and two Lantern staffers, senior Ola Allen and sophomore Terri Porter swept the Dallas Morning News Letter to the Edi- tor competition. 1 5 ftsirtiftif rtf if fi' ffm' 511, iefiff , i -'wil' 1f7e,'.-,uflfislzr-S2 ae' ' - fem ...., :gyei-ifez-wff:f1s fa Eg ' f ly if: 'i Y W Qzisziifzf ' 5 f ii 3 Q f , -' rf 1 r - . ,, ,.,. , , ,,., 59. ,,,, Z, ., ,wwzawpmr .. 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M i3Q'Q!?!95i50Fi ?'?ffy aahe l .a a, W e a e e a4a aae Wi fe , . , -mug f 1, , N, W., , ag 1 Jeff s Jewelry 8a Swap Shop 3034 Grand 421 1145 Success is the way for a brighter day Congratulations, Seniors 86 In xnetel G - 'i This is a new day, no time to play, X BAS WJ' - - 1 l ,G 5+ Jefferey L. Aycock Congratulations to New Members of NHS Best Wishes to Class of '86 Sigma Chapter of NHS The Student Council Salutes the Class of '86 and all Clubs and Sponsors who made this year Outstanding! President: David Perez Secretary: Leigh Fuller Vice-President: Tracey Toney Treasurer: Latrese Atkins Sponsors: Mrs. Eutsey Mrs. Jones Abraham, Michael 82 Abraham, Tonya 16-A, 50, 4, 7 Adams, Carolyn 18, 65, 64, 20 Adkins, Latrese 26, 70, 32, 110 Akram, Sonja 26 Alexander, Lonnette 16-A 89, 5, 4, 7, 64, 70, 112 Allen, Elgin 16-A Allen, Kelvin 16-A Allen, Ola 16-A, 11, 64, 108 Anderson, Bennie 49 Anderson, Hermena 18, 52, 20, 108 Anderson, Yourlanda 16- A, 103, 102, 105 Andrews, Brenda 23 Andrew, Ruthie 23 Andrews, Rhonda 16-A Angel, Jeffrey 26 Angton, Jozette 112 Angton, Staci 87, 97 Archie, Letitia 18, 60 Armstrong, Wanda 69, 97 Arnold, Bridgette 26 Atkins, Kenneth 74 Atkins, Regina 86 Austin, Irene 28 Aycock, Charles 98, 110 Aycock, Tonya 100 Baker, Areia 53, 97, 98 Baker, Laura 44, 97 Baker, Rayburn 18, 65, 64, 99 Baldwin, Wanda 26, 32 Baldwin, Edward 18 Barnes, Hercules 16-A Barret, Shon 69, 99 Barrie, Sebastian 74 Barrie, Tra lll 74 Bartley, Richie 16-A, 90 Beall, Diane 18, 70, 108 Beall, Onita 16-A, 70, 108 Beck, Marshariki 26, 97 Beckham, Nancy 16-A, 50, 52, 70, 108, 112 Bell, Latunisia 97 Bell, Reginald 18, 74 Bell, Stephen 19, 66 Bennett, Delores 23, 112 Biggers, Kevin 90, 92 Blair, Crystal 16-A Brown, Mark 65, 64 Shon, Beown 16-A Brown, Tara 27 Brown, Tara 23, 87 Brown, Wayne 27 Bryant, Charlotte 16-A, 46, 89, 65 Buchanan, Janice 16-A Tonja, Buckly 27, 50, 64, 32, 60 Bullock, James 74 Burnett, Verley 16-A, 97 Burrows, Gia 30 Bush, Tarnace 76 Butcher, Samuel 112 Calahan, Carolyn 112 Caldwell, Lavert 112 Calswell, Osborn 19, 64, 20 Carlisle, Brenda 19, 65 Caro, Nathaniel 1 76 Carr, Tanya 27, 65 Carter, Kristi 16-A, 89 Chappell, Caudette 65, 99 Chappel, Paula B Choice, Shuwanda 15, 16- B Clark, Angela 16-B Clark, Ronald 27, 97, 98 Clark, Yolanda 37, 65 Ckat, Sharrzan 19 Clay, Traci 100 Clayton, Barbara 87, 97 Clevelant, Dylvia 16-B Coffee Deblezcia 16-B Coffee Tamikah 112 Coelman, Amos 14, 15, 65, 70, 102 Coleman, Andre 65 Coleman, Latrice 27 Collins, Tammy 2B Collors, Genii 76 Colquite, Ray 16B Compton, Djuana Conley, Peggy 16B, 80 Cooks, Anthony 47 Cooper, Timothy 98 Corsey, Dante 76, 110 Cox, Fredrick 74 Cox, Harvey 88 Cox, Michelle 16B, 65 Crawford, Andra 73, 74, 76 Crawford, Genetta 16B Creag, Tina 89 Crouch, Gladys 16B, 89, 10, 4, 6, 70 Crowder, Katrina 16B, 47, 76 Culp, Gary 15, 16B, 90, 92, 32 Culturs, Geni 69 Cyrs, Gala 19 Daniels, Paulette 16B, 51, 4 7 Daniels, Robert 166 Davidson, Tonya 16B Davis, Bridget 19 Davis, Courtney 16B, 57 Davis, Daron 76 Davis, Priscilla 16B, 23 Davison, Felton 112 Debose, Stephanie 16B, 65, 64 Deckard, Byron 57 Dennis, Walter 98 Dismuke, Tony 96 Dixon, Brenda 16B Dixon, Wayne 23 Donaldson, Jacob 16B, 64, 67 Donaldson, Jason 47, 69 Donaldson, Sarah 65 Dorsey, Tanya 19 Drew, Mia 16B, 45, 70 Duncan, Latasha 16B, 60 Easley, Duretta 16B, 11 Index 93, 92, 95 Herron, Cedric 16-C, 10 Hickerson, Gwendolyn 16- C, 70 Hilburn, Selinda 97 Hilburn, Wayne 112 Hill, Angela 112 Hill, Letita 65 Hill, Patrick 23, 88, 97 Hill, Zachery 110 Hines, Veronica 32 Holland, Dwaylyn 16-C, Eaton, Latorra 89 Edmondson, Latisha 65, 69 Eldridge Kenneth 16B Ellis, Ingrid 23 Ellison, Mentrall 27, 32 Epting, Roy lll 74 Evans, Evans, Evans, Angela 19, 64, 70 Alindre 16C, 6, 70 Dejuanna 27, 51, 65, 32 Evans, Dvorah 19, 46, 62, 70 Finch, Kysha 110 Fincher, Gregory 16C, 51 Fincher, Ladell 76, 88 Fisher, Anthony 27, 76 Flowers, Patricia 89, 99 Fort, R osalyn 70 Franklin, Eric 15, 16C, 58, 104 B.W. McCoy Fuller, Thomas 76, 82, 70 Fulsom, Cedric 16C, 51 Furnace, Sharon 16C Gains, Daondl 27 Gains, Jesse 64 Gaines, Rhamsis 69, 99, 108, 112 Garrett, Edward 88, 59 Gilbert, Randy 16C, 69 Giles, Lashunda 27 Gillespie, Cynthia 27, 46, 110 Gipson, Gwen 27, 32 Gipson, Marcus 16C, 45, 65, 64, 82 Glass, Carl 16C, 90 Gormer, Glonor 19 Grant, Latasha 16C Gray, Robin 65 Griffin, Princess 44, 97 Hampton, Kimberly 70 Hancock, Cynthia 65, 64, 99 Handsome, Charleston 74, 96 Harmon, Angela,19, 46 Harp, Shebay 112, 112 Stephanie 52 Harper, James Jr. 76, 88 Harper, Lisa 57 Harper, Troy 98 Harrell, James 88 Harrell, John 23 Harris, Eric 76 Harris, Kendrick 16-C Harris, Ronald 19 Harris, Shontella 16-C Harris, Sonya 16-C, 100, 98 Harris, Willard 16-C, 65 Hatcher, Olden 24, 44, 43 Hayes, Darryl 16-C, 88 Hayes, Rodney 16-C, 51 Head, Jerrye 19, 45 Heath, Blanche 16-C, 64, 63, 53 Herald, Jimmy 16-C Herrin, Frederick 90, 12, 65, 60 Holloway, Stacy 23 Hooper, Audrey 46, 85, 65 Hooper, Dewayne 74, 76 Hooper, Frederick 74, 76 Horn, Carolyn 24 Hoskins, Chloris 20 Howard, Aretha 65, 64 Howard, Cedrick 16-C Howard, Hubbard, Latronda 65 Alfrieda 24 Hurst, Katherine 63 lvey, Gwendolyn 87, 97 Jackson, Brandon 76, 88 Jackson, Dewart 82 Jackson, Lorenzo 20 Jackson, Pierro 16'C, 10 Jackson, Sandra 16-C Jackson Successful 16-C Jackson: Tommy 69, 83, 82 James, Lashell 86 Jarrett, Brenda 85 Jeffrie, Philisia 16-B Jenkins, Kimberly 20 Jennings, Samuel 74, 104 Jetton, Felicia 16-B Jetton, Marquis 74 Jiles, Janiqua 32, 110 Johnson, Allen 16-B Johnson, Bobby 16-B, 74, 91, 92, 95 Johnson, Carolyn 109 Johnson, Cori 100 Johnson, Darrell 16-B, 82 Johnson, Derrick 20, 110 Johnson, Donna 20 Johnson, Dorothy 16-B, 53 Johnson, Elgie 56 Johnson, Eika 24, 66, 112 Johnson, Jacquline 16-B Johnson, James Jr. 16-B Johnson, Keith 16-B Johnson, Kevin 14, 74, 11, 6, 91, 92 Johnson, Larry 88 Johnson, Mark 16-B, 88, 92, 95 Johnson, Marrell 92 Johnson, Marsha 89 Johnson, Obrynt 29, 76, 99 Johnson, Sharon 47, 66 Johnosn, Shelia 54 Johnson, Sherry 16-B Johnson, Shirley 16-B, 50, 54, 6, 65, 64, 65 Johnson, Johnson, Sylvia 16-B Johnson, Timothy 65, 98 Johson, Tony 74, 96 Johnson, Trinette 112 Joiner, Keithan 57 Jones, Bennie 104 DaronRay Jones 76 Jones, Demarcus 8 av arse A A finmilsmlilmi., 1550 South Harwood Street Dallas, Texas Near the Farmers' Market at l-30 and Harwood Congratulations, 1986 Seniors! ualit . Service. Professionalism. SUPER TEX CAMERAS...Serving both the amateur and professional with complete photographic and darkroom supplies at competitive prices for over 35 years. A '-.. - . B . - B -. - 8 Cameras 8 Photofinishing 401 Hillside Village - Mockingbird at Abrams 3 827-6036 Greater South Central Baptist Church 3002 S. Denley Dr. Dallas, TX 75216 375-0052 375-1513 Pastor The Church Where Everyone Serves Services: Sunday School 81 New Member Orientation - Sundays 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship - 11 a.m. BTU - 6 p.m Dallas Chapter Washington-Lincoln Alumni Inc. Congratulates The Class of '86 To Members of The Tiger Band: WE LDVE YGU MADLY!!! N. Fisher The Lincoln High School Award Winning Maurine F. Bailey Concert Choir Congratulates The 1986 TIGER Staff President: Aaron Williams Treasurer: Carnita Lacy Secretary: Sabrina Lee Ass. Sec.: Cynthia Scott Dessie Sanders Sgt. at Arms: Ronnie Walker Director Mrs. Evelyn Hamilton Index Jones, Derek 82 Jones, Donna 16-B Jones, Howard 16-B, 88 Jones, Monica 20, 60 Jones, Regina 16-B Jones, Regina 16AB Jones, Reginald 112 Jones, Ricky 65, 65 Jones, Steven 82, 55 Jones, Trina 20 Kaiser, Roderick 20 Kearney, Alfie 29, 110 Keese, Patrick 16-B Keese, Charles 82 Kelly, Lawanda 65 Kinard, Reginald 100 King, Erica 29, 32 King, Sharon 20, 60 King, Simone 16-B, 53, 32 Kirk, Cassandra 16-B Kirk, Christopher 16AB Kirvin, Jarrod 74 Lacy, Carnita 16-B, 65, 64 Lacy, Ebow 29, 110 Lane, Sonya 24 Langford, Loretta 16-E Langston, Jeanette 44, 112 Langston, Mona 21 Lankford, Shirley 15, 16- E, 89, 108, 97, 98, 108 Lawerence, Troy 99 Lee, Sabrina 21, 50, 65, 64, 68 Leffall, Mark 90 Legree, Janie 65 Lemons, Lakeitha 70, 32 Lester Bernard 16-E Lewis,l Aiesia 16-E, 70 Lewis, Bridgette 97 Lewis, Bryant 88 Lewis, Sosa 24 Ligans, Keithan 47, 82 Ligans, Robert 82, 97, 108 Lockridge, Terry 88, 98 Lovely, Teneco 87 Loudd, Oliver 74, 76 Mangrum, Deborah 16-E Marshall, Virginia 16-E Martin, Cynthia 16-E, 51, 4 Martin, Sherry 29 Maxie, Benita 16-E, 112 Maxie, Latreda 20 McAfee Sherry 97 McChristian James 16-E, 112 McCloud Paula 24, 89, 97 McDade, Karen 16-E, 65, 64 McDonald, Roger 16-E McDonald Ronald,16-E McGaughey, Efrem 21, 100 McGaughey, Leslie 16-E McGilney, Rickey 16-E McGowan Ray 69, 112 McGraw, Marilyn 69 McMillon, Beronica 29, 81 McNeal, Kevin 29, 30 McQueen, Spurshund 97, 60 McQuinney, Gregory 16-E Medlock, Shronda 53 Miles, Clarence 16-E Miles, Toni 97, 99 Miller, Claude 21 Mills, Demetrius 16-E, 91, 90, 92 Mixon, Sherri 112 Mobley, Arnuld 45, 74, 93, 92 Mobley, Tonja 15, 20, 84 Mock, Jimmie 16-E Moore, Carla 89 Morrison, Berrell 102, 104 Murray, Monica 110 Myers, Joyce 16-E Myles, John Jr. 74, 89 Nelson, Bridgette D. 29 Newman, Terri 99 Newton, Keldrick 76 Newton, Tonja 10, 62, 112 Nichols, Eutychous 16-E Nixon, Charles 16-E, 74, 91, 90, 92 Nutson, Johnny 16-E, 45, 50, 88, 103, 102, 104, 103 Owens, Ernest 74, 43 Owens, Johnette 29, 110 Palms, Courtney 47, 69 Pals, Lori 97 Parson, Angela 16,E Parson, Areletha 24 Patrick Bessie 21, 53, 32 Patrick, Charles 108 Patrick, Lisa 16-E Patterson, Tommie 74 Payne, Stacy 76 Perez, David 80, 104, 112 Perkins, Nicole 15, 29, 101 Perry, Will lll 82 Phillips, Janet 24, 104, 74, 64 Phillips, Seaborn 74, 64 Phillips, Thomas 74 Pinson, Curtis 74, 96 Polk, Sharon 54 Pollard, June 97 Pollared, Kaylon 97 Porter, Terri 108 Prelow, Pamela 103 Qualls, Reginald 72, 108 Quarles, Brenda 24 Raheem, Asia 27, 110 Randolph, Gwendolyn 97 Ray, Deborah 21, 63 Ray, Linnie 65, 64, 54, 70, 105 Redic, Sonya 52 Reeves, Melva 21 Richards, Michael 60 Richardson, Berry 97 Richie, Walter 65 Roberts, Munya 65 Robertson, Ramonika 87 Robinson, Valisha 87 Roney, Latonya 24 Russell, Dwaynetta 45, 62, 102 Saline, Alisca 101 Saline, Dawndrah 24, 65 Salter, Edwin Jr. 65, 64, 100 Samad Aritah 4, 64, 69, 70 Samad, Ayesha 64, 69, 70 Sanders, Dessie 24, 89, 65, 1-4 Sanders, Tessie 24, 65, 64, 102 Sanford, Jenine 62, 55, From the front office staff: Index 112 Scales, Lisa 65 Scott, Cynthia 8, 5, 4, 7, 65, 70 Scott, llita 98 Shaw, Leslie 24, 1-D, 103, 102, 103 Shaw, Misty 112 Shelby, Denika 29, 89, 97 Shelton, Teriann 29 Simon, Consuelo 63, 70 Sims, Cleveland 74 Turner, Shanda 16-G Turner, Trina 25 Tyler, Anthony 16-G Tyler, Joe 74 Wade, Rashele 21, 64, 70 Waiters, Bobby 42 Walker, Tonnie 16-G, 64, 66, 65, 98, 60 Walter, Dennis 74 Warren, LaWanna 21 Washington, Charles 21 Washington, Sharon 16-G Slaughter, Yolanda 97 Sloan, Small, Smith, Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith 1 Candice 16-G, 51 Anthony 92, 90 Barbara 24, 69 Byron 16-G, 65 Charmine 16-G Darryl 74 16 G Dennis 88 Keasha 65 Meatrice 16 G Rhonda 109 Steven 69 82 Smith Tammy 109 Smith Tracy 82 Tracy Smith 21 84 52 Snell Trina 89 Stanton Christoph 16G 90 92 95 94 Stanton Stacy 90 56 Stewart George 16G Waters, Watson, Watson, Watson, Watson, Watson Weaver Weaver Kinbwrly 97 Blandon 74 Felecia 89, 97 Kim 21 Rodney 5 Shelettha Jerry 104 Terry 104 Good Luck! To the Lantern and Tiger Staffs Ms. Ro Best of luck 8: congratulations to all graduating seniors. 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