Lincoln High School - Wolf Tracks Yearbook (Lincoln, AR)

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Mr. Evans A new face at Lincoln High School, that of Mr. Foy Evans, Superintendent, has launched us into an era of progressive education and high hopes. This year Mr. Evans has placed more emphasis on academic subjects such as foreign languages, the sciences, and math, as our school strives to attain North Central Accaeditation. Im- provement has also been made on our grounds with install- ment of more trash cans, the planting of flowers, and a general cleaning. Mr. F oresee A familiar face at school is that of Mr. Mack Foresee. Principal. It is up to him to keep our school running smoothly and efficiently. As the 1970’s begin, Mr. Foresee is faced with educating a new genera- tion of young people who will Is' the leaders of the 1980’s. Mrs. Pridcmore A face returning to Lincoln High School this year is that of Mrs. Mamie Pridemore, tirade School Principal. She is some- one who is guiding the students with modern methods. She gives everyone a younger out- look on education.

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SCHOOL BOARD Mr. Bryan K e i Five faces of diversified occupations are responsible for formulating the policies which govern the operation of Lincoln School. Comprised of area businessmen, Lin- coln's School Board is dedicated to one common goal: the betterment of our school. Meeting once each month, the lioard is responsible for decisions which vitally effect the life of the collective and individual Lincoln student. This dedicated group of men, elected in regular two-year elections, serves without pay. The terms are staggered so that the term of only one member expires each year. Mr. Jack Norton Mr. Vinus Cu .ick Mr. Otis Cluck (Not Pictured) Mr. Bill Venable

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Mr. Jack Brown Mrs. Hazel Evans Mr. Ted Kversoll li Mrs. Rosemary Capps Mrs. Diane Galloway Mrs. Glenna Cuzick Mr. Robert Barnett Mrs. Patricia Gardner