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

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Dedication The journalism class dedicates the 1976-77 Kolf Tracks to Mrs. Deann Bright. VI e believe that Mrs. Bright's contribution to the education of Lincoln students is deserving of recognition. Mrs. Bright is a native of Hannibal Missouri where she attended Junior High and High School and was a cheerleader for six years. Mrs. Bright attended the University of Missouri in Columbia. Missouri and the Univer- sity of Arkansas in Fayetteville, Ark. Mrs. Bright is a science teacher at Lincoln High School and is currently living in fay- etleville. Ark. 3

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Superintendent’s Message To The Student Body: We, the administration wish to express our gratefulness and appreciation to the Board ol Education, Faculty, School Employees, Students and school patrons for your help in making the school year 1976-77 a successful year. Especially, we want to recognize and to thank the high school faculty for the dedication and professionalism expressed by each of you during your preliminary North Carolina Accredita- tion Study. We thank the hoard, the employees and students for your help in this study. Our hope is that the Lincoln School will be accepted as a member of the North Central Asso- ciation of Secondary Schools and Colleges. Boys and girls may you remember this year with joy, happiness and pleasant memories. The Lincoln School hereby compliments and commends the “W'olf Track” Staff and their sponsor for this outstanding 1976-77 yearbook. 2 Left to Right: Roger Pitts, Bob Munyon, Francis Taylor, Jac k Norton, Ronnie Allen

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