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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1979 volume:

The Journalism Class of 1978-79 Presents Volume 32 of Wolf Tracks Table of Contents Administration 5 Sports, Activities 61 High School Classes 16 Clubs 97 Faculty 45 Grade School Advertising 131 Lincoln High School School Street Lincoln, Arkansas 72744 This yearbook is a record of our year at LHS. For some it was a time of recognition, awards, and fulfillment. Some struggled through with heart break and disappointment. No matter how it was survived, this year left its impression on each of us. And just as important, each of us added something to the school memory. Maybe you can find your memory as we go. . . Trackin’ Through LHS I? School Officials-Head of the Pack Mr. Wiley has been our Superintendent here for six years. He was born in 1921 and raised in Hollis, Ark. He attended school in Perryville, Ark. He has graduated from the Arkansas Tech University in Russelville and the U of A in Fayetteville. He has a Bachelors degree in Political Science and a Masters degree in Fducation Administration and Biology. Mr. Wiley’s wife’s name is Grace and she has been a big help to our school. She works as an Fducation Aid in the reading program at the F.lementary. She also helps with all the lovely flowers that are used here at Lincoln. They have two children. A daughter, Sharon Janice Wiley, 28 and Jimmy Charles Wiley, 29. They have one granddaughter, Jessica Robin, 2. Mr. Wiley says his greatest responsibility is the finances and overall administration of the school. He thinks the biggest improvement since he has been at LHS is being accepted as a member of the NCA of Secondary Schools and Colleges. He says NCA is very important because it will make for a better school program for the students. It also sets higher standards for the students who graduate from an NCA school. Mr. Wiley has been in the Public Schools in Ark. for thirty years and plans to move to Fort Smith after he We have a new principal this year. His name is Mr. Jerry Moody. His wife’s name is Debbie, and he has two daughters; Becky, 3. and Kristy, 1. He moved here from Green Forest where he taught Junior and Senior English He also taught Journalism. He was born in Fayetteville, Arkansas in 1949. He was raised in Clarksville where ht; attended High School. He graduated from the University of Arkansas. His hobbies are fishing, hiking, and camping. He says he doesn’t have much time for this because he works hard. Secretary to Superintendent Mary Jane Biswell Secretary to Principal Paula Cox retires. His interests are fishing and antiques. We would like to thank Mr. Wiley for his time and effort to make our school a better one. 4 School Board Members, I. to r. Jack Norton, Pres., Bob Munyon, Bill Bush, Jr., Roger Pitts, and Carole Swope. ; School Board Works Hard To Make LHS a Better School Our School Board has been working hard this year for the betterment of our school. The thing that is noticeable is the football field. They have provided us with new bleachers, a very nice pressbox, scoreclock, etc. They have also repaired the Agri. building and put a fence around the tennis courts. In education they have helped our school receive the NCA accreditation. We also have a full-time assistant principal and more classroom teachers. They have also provided us with new equipment in many departments, new buses, and much more. We would like to thank them very much for their help. Vice-Principal Our new vice-principal is Mr. Donald Watkins. For the past six years he had taught at Concord, Arkansas. There he taught business, social studies, and coached football. Mr. Watkins and his wife, Beverly, moved to Lincoln at the beginning of the school year. Although faced with the often difficult job of vice-principal, Mr. Watkins indicated that he likes it here in Lincoln. Mr. Watkins has a Bachelor Degree from U of A at Monlicello, a Master's Degree from Arkansas State University, and is presently working on his Specialist Degree. A 5 Homecoming Queen Marweta Brock Escort Oirvil Meyer Jr. High Queen Joy Buchanan Escorts Wally Andrade Keith Cox Annual King and Queen Sheila Swafford Gary Kinion 7 Homecoming 1978 MM Marwcta Brock was crowned 1978 Homecoming Queen on Friday, October 13, 1978. The Wolves defeated Elkins by a score of 13-0. A victory dance featuring Dave Randall of St. Michael’s Disco Alley, was held after the game. LHS Journalism Proudly Dedicates the 1979 Wolf Tracks to Coach Frank Dalmut The 1979 Wolf Tracks is dedicat- ed to head coach, Frank Dalmut. We, the staff, feel he is justly deserving. Coach Dalmut is 31 years old, married, and has two children, Dena and Matthew, that he is extremely proud of. Coach Dalmut has lived in Lincoln for 1 year. Coach Dalmut has been coaching at Lincoln for three out of the six years that he has been a coach. This is his first year as head coach. He formerly coached the Jr. High Boys Basketball Team at San Antonio, Texas. He coached at Judson High and had a record of 18 wins and 3 losses. They also won the District AAAA Championship. He also coached at Greenland. Coach Dalmut enjoys coaching at Lincoln and has no desire to coach anywhere else. Coach Dalmut, “The Hammer; is a friend to almost every student in school and is always willing to give up his time to help with any problem or difficulty a student might have. We feel he has helped make Lincoln High School, a better school. 12 CLASS FAVORITES Jackie Dunnagan Eugene Eneks Is that one of ours? Class officers: Linda Morrow. Treas.; Roy Jackson. Sec.; Carol Colburn, V. Pres.; Mike Curtis, Pres.; Sponsors L to R Mrs. Curtis, Miss Small, Mr. Watkins, and Ms. Tudor. Motto: Some people see things as they are and ask why? We dream of things that never were and ask why not? Robert Kennedy Song: Yesterday’s Wine Colors: Maroon and Silver Flower: Red Rose Sherry Loftin Kelly Petty Mr. Miss L. H. S. Kris Sanders Mike Curtis CH A ROLETTE ASKEW Annual Staff 3 Jr. Flay Sr. Play I BLA 4 Class Favorite 2 Fire Marshal 3,4 History Assistant 4 Powder puff football 3,4 DONALD BAR H Science Club 3,4 Science Club President 3 Jr. Play Sr. Play FCA 1,2,3 Lcttermen 4 Football 1.2 Track 2 Student Council Treasurer 4 Science Ass’t 4 KAREN BAXTER FHA 4 Annual Staff 3 Band 1,2,3 Library Club 1,3,4 Vice President 3 1st Vice President 4 Jr. Play Sr. Play Office Ass’t 4 Band Queen Attendent Powder puff football 3, 4 football MARWETA BROCK FHA 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1 Annual Staff 3 Powder puff 3,4 Library Club 1 Jr. Play Sr. Play Art Club 1 Library Ass’t 4 Who’s who FFA Rodeo 1st Runner-up 3 FFA Rodeo Miss Congeniality 4 Homecoming Queen 4 RUTH CLOUGH Powder puff football 3 Spanish Club 3 Spanish Ass’t 4 MAURICE CLUCK FFA 1,2 Band 1,2,3,4 Science Club 1,2 Library Hub 1,2,3 Sr. Play E'ootball 1 Track 1 Speech Debate Science Ass’t 4 16 ROL COLBURN Play 2, 1 Play 4 br.ir;� ( • � fficcr 4 binccoming Ro ilty y. 4 iris Stale 3 Ticcr 4 fficc Assistant 4 REGINA COOK FHA 4 Annual Staff 3 Band 1, 2. 3 Powder puff Football 4 Library Club L 2 Sr. Plav FBLA 2. 3, 4 Spanich Club lArt Club 1 Journalism Ass't 4 ROXANN COUCH Pep Club I Annual Staff 3 Library Club I Chorus 3, 4 Basketball 1 Spanish Club L 3 Library Ass't 4 Apple Harvest 3 MIKE CURTIS FA I. 2. 3. 4 Library Club 1. 2 Ir Play PCA I, 2 Lettermen I. 2, 3. 4 Football I, 2. 3. 4 Track t. 2, 3. 4 Boy’s State 4 Student Council 1, 2, 3. 4 President 4 Mr. LHS 4 'Beta Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Science Ass’t 4 Sr. Class President Powder puff football Coach 3 SCOTT DAVIS Band 1 Science Club 1 Library Club I Jr. Play Sr. Pla FCA I. 2, 3, 4 Baseball I. 2. 3. 4 Lcitermcn 3, 4 Football L 2, 3. 4 Track 3. 4 Boy's State 3 Student Council L 4 Vice President 4 Beta Club 2, 3, 4 American Fssay Contest 3 Class President I BUTCH DOBBS FFA I Science Club 3, 4 Jr. Play Sr. Play Basketball I Football I, 2. 4 Track 2 Boy’s State I Student Council I, 3. 4 Spanish Club I Class Favorite I FCA I Principal Ass’t 4 darla doyle FHA I. 4 Pep Club 3 Jr Play Sr. Play JOANNA DELAP Pep Club 2. 3 Chorus 2. 3, 4 KAREN DUNHAM FHA 2, 4 Pep Club I Powder puff football 3. 4 Library Club 3. 4 Cheerleader 3 Jr Play Sr. Play Chorus I, 2. 3 Spanish Club 1 Assistant 4 JACK IF DI N V (i V Band 1. 2, 4 Powder puff football 3. 4 Jr Plav Sr. Play FBLA 3. 4 Basketball 1, 2. 3 Track 2 Basketball Homecoming Royalty 3 Spanish Club I Class Favorite 4 Office Ass't 4 Football Homecoming Royalty 4 18 GREG EVANS FFA 2. 3 Science Club 3. 4 Library Club 1 FCA 3. 4 Lei ter men 1, 2, 3. 4 Football 1, 2. 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Library Ass’t 4 MIKE EVANS DEBBIE FUNK FFA I, 2. 4 Pep Club I Band 1. 2, 3, 4 Science Club 1 Student Science Club 1 Council 1 Drama Club 2 Library Club 1, 2 Art Club I Math Club I Spanish Club 1. 4 Band Escort 4 Office Ass’t 4 CHARLOTTE GIBBS FHA I. 4 Annual Staff 3, 4 Powder puff football 3, 4 Jr. Plav Sr. Play Chorus I FBLA 3, 4 Math Club 3 Art Club 4Journaiism Ass’t 4 CHARLETTE GORS FHA 1, 2, 3. 4 FBLA 3 Basketball 1 19 JIM HALE FFA I. 2, 3. 4 Jr. Plav Sr. Play Agri Ass't 4 SHEILA HOWE Annual Staff 3 Band 1,2,4 Powder puff football 3, 4 Library Club 2 Jr. Play Sr. Play FBLA 1. 2. 3, 4 Spanish Club lHisI Ass’t 4 ROY JACKSON Band 1, 2. 3, 4 Science Club 1 Library Club 1 Jr. Play Sr. Play Boy’s State Student Council 4 Drama Club 2 Beta Club 2. 3. 4 Speech Debate 2 Fire Marshal 3 Library Ass’t 4 Society of Distinguished American High School Students Class Officer 4 Who’s Who4 Drum Major I. 2, 3, 4 Beta Club Officer 3 Student Council Officer Graduation Usher 3 LARRY KIDD FHA 4 FFA 1. 2, 3, 4 Jr. Play Sr. Play Football Mgr. 1 Drama Club 3 Fire Marshals 3, 4 Assistant 4 FBLA 4 Historian Library Club 1 Library Club Treas. 4 GARY KINTON Assistant 4 20 TERESA KRINKE Band 1, 2. 3 Powder puff football 3, 4 Chorus 1 Spanish Club 3, 4 LINDA MORROW ! Band i. 2. 3. 4 • Powder puff football 3. 4 Science Club 1 Jr Play Sr Play FBLA I. 2. 3. 4 [Officer 4 Girl's State 3 Beta Club 3. 4 Chemistry Ass't 4 All-Region Band I. 2. 3. All-State Band 3, 4 Class Treasurer 4 Who’s who 4 [Who's who Among (Distinguished High School Students Drill Sergeant 2. 3, 4 Band Attendants 3, 4 Rifle Team 4 JERRY MURRAY FFA 4 21 SHERIE MYERS FFA 3. 4 Band 1. 2 Powder puff football 3. 4 Jr Play Sr. Play Chorus 1, 2 FBLA 3. 4 P. E. Ass't 3 Office Ass’t 4 TIM PR IUITT Annual Staff 4 Library Club 3 Sr Play Lettermen I. 3. 4 Basketball 3, 4 Football 1, 2. 4 Track I, 2. 3. 4 JOHN PAINE FFA I. 2 Football I Art Assistant 4 KELLY PETTY FFA 1. 2. 3, 4 Jr. Play Sr. Play Baseball 4 Football 1 Agri Ass’t 4 22 RICKY NEAL FFA 1. 2, 3 Jr. Play Sr Play FCA 1. 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 Lettermen 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Football Track 1 Class Favorite I P E. Ass t 4 LESLIE REED FFA 1, 2, 3. 4 Jr Play Sr Play FCA 1. 2 Lettermen I, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Favorite 1, 2 Agri Ass’t 4 LARRY RICHARDSON KELLYE RINEHART Pep Club 3, 4 Powder puff football 4 Library Club 1, 2 Historian- Reporter 2 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Jr. Play Sr. Play Chorus 3, 4 FBLA 3 Girls State Alternate 4 Basketball Home- coming Royalty 2 Fire Marshal 3, 4 1st Runner-Up Miss Apple Harvest 23 DENNIS ROBERTS FFA 1. 2. 3 Football 3. 4 CURTIS SMITH FHA I; FFA I, 2 Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Library Club 1 2 Chorus I Football 1 Track 1 KATHY SMITH FHA 1, 2, 3. 4 Officer 2 President 4 Federation Officer 3 Powder puff football Library Club 1 Jr. Play Sr. Play Class Favorite 3 Home Ec. Ass’l 4 Annual Staff 3. 4 LINDA SPINKS FHA 1. 2, 3. 4 FFA 3 Powder puff football 4 Jr Play Sr. Play Assistant SHELLY STARR Pep Club 2 Annual Staff 3, 4 Co-Editor 4 Library Ass’t 4 Typing Ass’t 4 24 R(M.l R SI I PHFNSO? SHEILA SWAFFORD Chorus 3 Spanish Ass’t 4 Library Ass't LISA TABOR Band 1 Library Club I Jr. Play Basketball 1, 2 Track 2 Homecoming Royalty 3 History Ass’t 4 Citizenship Award 1, 3 Class Officer 3 Historian 3 JIMBOB THOMPSON FHA 4 FFA I. 2. 3, 4 Science Club 3, 4 Library Club I, 2 Jr. Play Sr Play Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 Lcttcrmen I, 2. 3, 4 Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 Football I, 4 Track 1 Assistant 4 MARK WALLACE FFA I, 2, 3, 4 Jr Play Sr. Play FCA 1. 2. 3 Baseball 3 Lcttcrmcn 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football I. 2. 3, 4 Track I, 2. 3 P. E. Assistant 4 TOMMY VINCENT BRENDA WILHITE FHA 1. 2, 3. 4 Officer 3 Annual Staff 3, 4 Editor 4 Powder puff football 4 Library Club 1 Art Club I Home Ec. Ass’t 4 25 MIKE WILLETT Band I, 2, 3. 4 Science Club 3, 4 FCA I. 2, 3 Lcticrmcn 3 Football I, 2, 3 Track 2 Art Club 1 EARL WILLIAMS FFA I, 2, 3 Science Club 3 Library Club I Jr. Plav Sr Play FCA I. 2. 3. 4 Baseball 4 Lettermen I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 4 Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Track 1, 2. 3, 4 Class Favorite 2 Library Ass’t 4 KRIS LEWIS SANDERS Band I, 2, 3 Jr. Play Sr. Play Basketball Homecoming Royalty 3 Fire Marshal 3, 4 Assistant 4 Sr. Who's who Who’s who Among Distinguished High School Students 27 MOST COURTEOUS Jon Rich Joy Reeves FRIENDLIEST Oirvil Meyer Shcrie Myers Senior Who’s Who BEST PERSONALITY WITTIEST MOST OUTSTANDING Roy Lee Jackson Kathy Smith Donald Barton Sheila Howe Linda Morrow Mark Wallace BEST ALL AROUND Buddy Curtis Jackie Dunnagan MOST LIKELY TO BE REMEMBERED Butch Dobbs Charlotte Gibbs MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Roy Lee Jackson Carol Colburn MOST ENERGETIC MOST ATHLETIC Eugene Eneks Kristy Lewis Greg Evans Linda Morrow 30 Is Dana really working??? CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS From Left To Right: Ms. Evers, Mrs. Roberts. Mrs. McClelland, Sec. Missy Miller, Vice Pres. Carla West, Treas. Sherry Schooler, President Linda McKelvy Class of 80 Leave Their Prints Doug Albright Ty Bates Mickey Batson Louise Boydston Cheryl Buchanan Teressa Burkett Judy Cameron Richard Cameron Carri Chadwell Pam Christian Jeff Clarenson Daniel Clough Sandra Cole Ronnie Collins Jimmy Crooks Charlie Dunlap Eddie Dobbs Gloria Drummond 31 Jr.’s Keep Trackin Julia Dunnagan Marla Eiland Teddy French John George Harold Griscom Karin Hattenhauer Paul Hernandez Darren Holcroft Rocky Howe Jimmy Huffaker Chris Krinke Greg Lamb Steve Lee Kathy Lemons Linda McKelvy Robin McReynolds Missy Miller Jerry Morgan Susan Muise Sandra Owen Penny Parkins Yvonne Pendcrgraft Steve Pinkerton Clark Reed Doug Reed Kenny Reed Tina Rock David Rogers Randy Ryan Jennifer Sanders Sherry Schooler Bill Smith Dana Smith Leon Smith Bobby Stevenson Rusty Struble 32 Jrs. Get Ready For The Big Year 1980 Rick Taylor Jason Tennant Clark Thiesse Marla Thomas Susan Thomas Kevin Thompson Steve Trentham Daniel Vann Carla West Kent West Susie West Ben White Chyrie White Randy White Kathleen Williams Ricky Wyman Class Sponsors—Mr. Biswell, Mrs. Cummings. Mrs. Farrell. Class Favorites—Myla Goldman. Shane Lee. Class Officers— Karen West. S« Lori Meyer. Treas.. Steve Soules. V. Pres.. Chris Flannigan. Pres. Sophomores Have Spirit Lisa Andrade Pam Bailey Doty Bates Lynn Beaty Curtis Biggs Sharon Boydston Kelly bridges Johnna Brock Paul Camp Rodney Carter Lisa Caswell Bill Certain Beverly Cole Chris Cole Tim Cooper Venus Couch Barry Cox Debbie Cox Gary Davis Susan Delap Jamie Doyle Randy Eiland Susanne Farmer Chris Flannigan Donna Gerths Lisa Goldman Myla Goldman Janet Gors Wanda Haegclc Bob Hale Richard Harris Rhonda Holloway Joey Huffaker Teresa Jamison Bo Jones Karen Jones Perry Lamb Shane Lee Tins Loftin Rhonda Martin Tammy McCratic Lee McLean Lori Meyer Joye Moorman Jimmy Morgan JoAnn Morgan Shauna Morton Linda Moses Crystal Myers Randy Neal Jackie Page Vi Paine Barbara Pettigrew Ralph Prince Brian Privitt Darrell Reaves Buster Reed Jackie Reed Phil Reed Doyle Reeves Danette Rogers David Rose Tammy Rothrock Tony Ryan David Schaeffer Donny Schaeffer Tom Seward Lisa Sipes Cathy Smith Clay Smith Janet Smith Carol Snodgrass Steve Soules Mark Spears Theresa Sterburg Jamey Struble Mike Sullivan Pat Thompson Marivel Tounzen Tim Trentham Jerry Valentine Shelly Wallace Tony Webb Mary Weese Karen West Sandra West Kim White Darren Wilhite Randall Wellet Joyce Wisdom Freshmen plus one lass Officers and Sponsors: $t Row: Mrs. Dyer, Ms. ennedy, Mr. Natron. 2nd ow: Steve Reeves, Pres., ynn Thomas, Vice-Pres., eith Cox, Sec., Kim New- srry, Treas. Wally Andrade Susan Andrews Candy Asher Harold Ballou Jay Barker Laura Bly Robby Bottoms Susan Brian Joy Buchanan Shannon Burks Kelly Burton Jerry Cameron Kim Campbell Greg Cantrell Glenda Cheatham Tommy Cheatham Terry Christian Becky Cole Freshmen Deanna Collins Keith Cox Dondi Cunningham Richard Dash Lisa Drummond Jeff Dunn Maureen Dunnagan Melody Ebsen Mylena Evans Steve Evans Kenny Farmer Curt Gatson Roger Goldman Barbara Gors Karen Gregory Tami Hall Anita Hayes Donna Holt Luke Howell Tracey Irwin Lisa Jackson Rex Jackson Goy Jones April Jordan Frank Kattein Perrin Kincaid Shannon Lee Debbie Leming Guatha Longwith David Lovejoy Donnie Lovejoy Patsy McAdams Marty McReynolds John Martin Tracy Miller Joyce Morgan Freshmen Della Morton Darlene Moses Doyle Moses James Mulvaney Kim Newberry Darrell Ann Paulk Karen Paulk Kimberly Pclzer Robert Pettigrew Mike Pinkerton Mel Reed Pete Reeves Steve Reeves David Rich Charlie Ryan Shon Samples Scott Schaefer Brenda Simmons Sandy Sisemore Pat Smith Stacy Spinks Ralph Tabor Becky Tash Lynn Thomas Brian Valentine Freddie Villines Cheryl West Steve West Wayne West Rhonda White Rusty White Doug Williams Harold Williams Sara Winkler Jeff Winningham Keri Yancey 39 Class Favorites are Russell Thompson and Rhonda Eighth Grade Class Float Cockran. Jim Ayer Bobette Barnett Janice Baxter Darrell Bottoms Charlotte Burket Angela Camden Liz Cameron Jeff Carlton Paula Certain Rhonda Cochran Louella Cook Randy Cooper Emery Copeland Teresa Copeland Shelley Couch Darrin Curtis Johnny Davis Ray Davis Whitney Davis Sandra Drummond Bambi Easter Michelle Easter Richard Evans Valerie French Dale Frye Barbara Gerths Donald Gerths David Gordon Sherry Greeves Tina Greeves Raylene Hall Sam Hathcock Tracy Hinklcy Aaron Hodges Mike Holcroft Adrian Holt Faith Hughes Belinda Johnson Kathy Jones Lee Jones Kris Kattein Carol King Holly Lamb Paul Leach John Lee Sheila Leming Willie Leming Mary Lengefeld Linda Lovejoy Becky McGaughy Ken Mercer Jeff Murray Alan Musteen Troy Myers Donna Partain Dana Patrick Tommy Pcrgeson Joe Piazza Russell Pitts Belinda Ramsey Butch Reed LeeAnn Reed Shannon Reed Shawnda Reed Tim Reed Paula Shepard Shannon West Joel William Laura Wilhite Kevin Wright 42 Not Pictured: Sue Brion Harl Jetton Mike McCarver Linda McChristian Henry Sipes Lynall Sipes Sheila Sizemore Chyrie Smith Mike Smith Brian Stephenson Frank Stout Dale Suddath Gary Sudduth Becky Tatum Darrin Taylor Russell Thompson Class Officers— Bottom L to R: Cara Griscom—Treas.; Judy James—See.; Seventh grade Class Favorites are Lisa Camp and ance Lonna Gac Cantrell—V. Pres.; Lisa Camp— Pres.; Top Row—Sponsors Villines. arc Mrs. Bright. Mrs. Long, and Mr. Haid. Class of ’84 Dwayne Allen June Anderson Katrina Anderson Cynthia Askew Samantha Bailey Donna Ballou Judy Barnett Tammy Batson Cathy Bedell Ruby Bentley Rachel Bidwell Shawn Brady Debbie Buchanan Lisa Camp Michelle Campbell Lonna Gae Cantrell Scott Certain Kim Chadwell Robin Cheatham Ronald Cheatham Jimmy Christian Jeff Copeland Raylene Cranford Billy Crooks Brad Crudup Kevin Danner Kathy Dobbs James Doyle Roger Ebson Teresa Estes Debbie Ford Cara Griscom Bcccy Hines Doug Holt Charlie Huckaby Judy James Roger Jones James Kooken Jennifer Lemons Tracy Lester Dianna Lovejoy Steve Lowe Renee Lloyd Laura McAdams Gary McAlpin Carl Martin Kim Melton Paul Martin Shaun Meltzer Russell Mortiss Cindy Mortin David Mozden Denise Pack Richard Pahmiyer Chris Page Carla Pelzer Tracy Piazza Johnny Reed Harvey Reed Cindy Roberts Seventh Grade Starts Their Year Tina Ryan Elaine Sapper Cathy Snodgrass Tim Soules Mike Spinks Dwayne Stout Tim Sullivan Junior Swafford Johnnie Vandernack Vance Villines Freddy Vincent Charla Washington Darren West Neil West Sharon West Mike White Elaina Williams Mary Jane Yeats FACULTY Home Economics- Family Foundations Cathy Stumbaugh is the Home Economics teacher. She was born in Lamar, Arkansas, on January 5, 1950, and grew up in that community. She was married in June of 1973 to Waylon Stumbaugh. Married for 514 years, they are now expecting their first child in May. Mrs. Stumbaugh plans on teaching after the baby is born. Mrs. Stumbaugh teaches several classes including Home Ec. 1 and II. Child Development, Consumer Education and Adult Living. The Child Development class works with the Head Start. They gave the children a Christmas party this year. Mrs. Stumbaugh also sponsors the FHA. This year the FHA visited the Westville Nursing Home and helped with the Mother’s March of Dimes. This year the Lincoln FHA chapter was the host for the federation meeting in October. They also plan on attending the state meeting in Little Rock. Agri Builds Future Farmers Emmit Biswell is the Agriculture teacher. He was bom in Prairie Grove, but grew up in Lincoln. In 1968 he married Mary Jane Duncan. They have two children. Tracy. 6, and Blake, 5. In Agri there are several classes including Shop, Plant and Soil Science. Animal Science, Sketching and Drawing, and Exploratory Agri. The classes go to area famis and schools forjudging. Mr. Biswell is also the sponsor for the FFA. The FFA goes to the National FFA convention in June in Hot Springs. Mr. Biswell reviews for class. dmhgtoleas� FjS rh M l™sTOuvEn 1 fA Livorem William Mclver has taught Spanish and Speech at LHS for five years. He has four Spanish classes and a Speech class first period. In the Spanish classes, the students study the people and customs of Mexico. Also studied are the mathema- tics in Spanish. Learning to read and write in the language is another major goal in his class. Spanish Is The Place For Action Art— Creation, Contemplation Alice Kennedy has taught Art here at LHS f five years. She teaches three classes of 7th and 8t grade Art, and two classes of 9-12 grade ar Senior high art has studied the art of prehistori man and hope to cover more art history. Some c the classes are doing macrame for Christmas. Having a spacious area since moving to the ol Home Ec. building has made the atnosphere muc happier and everyone has more room for thei artistic endeavors. Mrs. Kennedy lives in Fayetteville with he husband, Briggs Skullman. She has enjoyc teaching at Lincoln and hopes to instill a appreciation for the beautiful in all of he students. English-Enjoyment and Exertion Mrs. Dyer: 1979 began Mrs. Dyer's third semester at LHS. She attended college at the U of A and received a B. A. in English and Social Studies. Mrs. Dyer is married and has two boys who attend the U of A. She teaches 7th and 8th grade classes. Miss Evers: This is Miss Ever’s first year of teaching at .US. She has a B. A. in English and is presently working on ler M. A. in Counseling. Her hobbies include macrame, anoeing. and reading. The junior and senior classes were her responsibility. Writing and observing their own reactions were important. ► YOU KNOW ATS IN THE -r N ' £ 01 JOURK ’Sir' Mrs. Farrell: Mrs. Farrell teaches English and Journalism. A graduate of Prairie Grove High School, she received her B. A. from the U of A, and she hopes to com- plete her M. A. this year. She and her husband, Earl, have a little boy named Travis. The tenth grade got plenty of grammar the first semester but the second semester enjoyed literature. The journalism class produced the annual and the school paper. 49 MRS WATKINS: Mrs. Watkins attend Concord High School and Quashitaw Bapt University and at U.C.A. She has a B s I Home Economics and she minored in English S is married to Mr. Donald Watkins. She enjo sewing, cooking, gardening, and arts and craf During the first semester she taught senior Englu 7th grade English, and 9th grade English M Watkins left at the end of the first semester English is a required course for every student at LHS. Certain topics are covered in each level. At some point dv the year, every student must mangle their way through the jungle of parts of speech and sentence patterns. Often u problems are discussed. Literature is introduced on all levels but is emphasized more in the jr. and sr. level. Vocabul spelling, and writing are also included in the curriculum. History. . .Looking Back MRS. DYER is in charge of 7th and 8th grade classes. Mrs. Farrell and Miss Ingram teach levels 9 and 10, Miss Evers the jr. and sr. classes. Mrs. Watkins left at the end of the semester after getting her variety of srs., 7th. and 9th off to a good start. MRS MCCLELLAND: Mrs McClelland has a B.S.E. and an M A. in Geography from the U. of A. She has taught at Lincoln for the past 12 years. She is married, has two children and two grandchildren. She enjoys reading and participating in community affairs. At present, she is a member of the Prairie Grove City Council, serving her second term. 50 MRS. CURTIS: This is Mrs. Curtis's second year at Lincoln. She has a B.S. in psychology and in sociology. She also has a B.S. in Secondary Education— Social Studies. She is married and has one daughter. Danya, age 4 Daydreams about night things The goals of the Lincoln High School History Department are to help the students gain respect for themselves and others by gaining an understanding for their culture and place in it. We would like to prepare them to take their place as useful members of the community. History—We’re Making It MR ROBERTS: Mr Roberts teaches U.S. History and economics at Lincoln. He received a B.S.E. in History from the University of Arkansas. Mr. Roberts is married and some of his hobbies include reading, tennis, and playing cards. He also enjoys meeting and being with new people. Math—Concepts, Numbers, and Logic MRS. LONG was born in Peach Grove. Indiana, near Indianapolis. She was born November 21. 1950. On August 21. 1971 she married Mr. Harold Long, and so far they have no children. She taught at Gravette for 2 years. The classes she teaches now are 7th and 8th grade math. Her hobbies arc reading, knitting, and embroidery. Mrs. Long hard at work. MR HA1D was born in Lorrach. West Germany, now lives in Fayetteville. He is single. His hobbies arc tennis, bowling, and chess. He is a graduate of the University of Arkansas. He majored in Political Science. He teaches two Business Math classes, two General Math classes, and one Seventh grade class. MRS GUSTAVSON was born in Camden, N.J. She lived there for four years, then moved to Burma for a year; then she moved back She married Steve Gustavson on November 27. 1976. They do not have any children. Her hobby is sewing She also was the cheerleading sponsor. She teaches Algebra I and II, Geometry, and Trigonometry. She is a graduate of Douglass College. Music at LHS The LHS Choir is being taught by MRS. SHERRY CURRY. She tries to emphasize participation and how to sing. She would like to reach her goal of having the best choir in the district. She teaches Elementary and High School Music and they have gotten new choir robes this year. The choir hopes to start having more musicals in the future. They plan to go to a choral contest in Russellville in March. MR FLOYD PITTS has been directing the band in Lincoln schools for 10 years and is doing a very fine job. Mr. Pitts tries to emphasize that the playing of the instrument is always considered first and all other is secondary. Mr. Pitts goals arc having a balanced band and doing well on concerts for parents and friends and in contests. The band has accomplished top ratings at contests. Another accomplishment is their marching. Business This is MISS SMALL’s fifth year here. She has a Bachelor� in Science and Business Education from Arkansas Tech. After high school she worked as an auditor. She is from Russellville and her hobbies are collecting butterflies, designs clothes, amateur genealogist, cake decorator, gourmet cook, and collecting stamp She is also the FBI.A and Senior sponsor. Mrs. Small tcachei Personal Typing. Typing I and II, Accounting, General Business Office Practice. Mr. Watkins also teaches a Typing I course MISS TUTOR is now working for her Master's Degree at the U of A. She has worked at the U of A Library for two and a half years and is looking forward to a future at Lincoln High. Science Methods of the Future This is MRS. GARLAND’S first year at Lincoln. She teaches 9th grade Science and is also a 9th grade sponsor. Mrs. Garland moved here from Oil Trough. She has taught in Arkansas and Missouri. Her goal for this year is to “Try to convey an appreciation of the Sciences. MR. NATION has taught Biology and Chemistry at Lincoln for 8 2 years. He has always been a favorite of Lincoln’s students despite lots of notes and his famous hard tests. Due to Mr. Nation’s This is MRS. CUMMINGS second year teaching. She had taught at Dover required insect collection, many students have found a new interest, one year before coming to Lincoln. She teaches Biology. Adv. Biology, and His favorite pastime is fishing. Chemistry. Mr. Nation left at the semester to take a job in Siloam In her spare time Mrs. Cummings likes to fish, ride horses, and paint. Springs. MRS. DAUGHTERY was born on May 1|, 1949 in Prairie Grove, Arkansas. She has taught at Lincoln for seven years. She teaches P.E., Seventh Grade Science, and Jr. Girls’ Basketball and Track. Mrs. Daughtcry's hobbies arc tennis and water skiing. Coach Smith. Coach Dalmut. Coach Standifcr. Mrs. Daughtcry Want to be a Hunk? Take P.E. At LHS, Physical Education is required for 2 years. Many activities such as square-dancing, tumbling, tennis, volleyball, and baseball are enjoyed. Basketball is another activity in P.E. Third hour P.E. sure has a great time square-dancing. 56 Driver’s Ed. This is COACH STANDIFER’s first year to teach at Lincoln. He taught at Morriltien, Arkansas, for three years before he came to Lincoln. Coach Standifer teaches Jr. High Health, Sports, Jr. Basketball, Jr. and Sr. Football, and Jr. and Sr. Track and Baseball. Coach Standifer’s hobby is fishing. He was born in Prairie Grove. Arkansas, on May 27. 1952. COACH SMITH was born in Prairie Grove, Arkansas, on August 13, 1949. He has taught at Lincoln for four years. Coach Smith teaches Driver’s Education. Sr. Girls’ Basketball and Track, and Sr. Boys’ Basketball. His hobbies are fishing and fast-pitch softball. Health COACH DALMUT was born on April 7, 1947 in Fort Smith, Arkansas. He has taught at Lincoln for three years, becoming Head Football Coach this year. Before he came to Lincoln, he taught in Texas. He teaches Sr. High Health and athletics. His hobbies are fishing and hunting. 57 Counseling Guidance MRS PETERSON is the Counselor at Lincoln this year. She has a master’s degree in Guidance and Counseling. Her main goal this year is to help students plan for their future and their careers. She is the sponsor of the Beta Club and also teaches World History. She lives in Fayetteville with her husband. One of her favorite hobbies is water skiing. Special Education Mrs. Frost at work. MRS FROST teaches Special Education. She has a BS E. in the field. Her main goals this year are to help students understand responsibility and make their own decisions. She enjoys camping, fishing, and crochet. She has previously taught at Decauter. She is married and her husband’s name is Mike. Teacher Life I can’t hold my arm up here forever. I think Mr. Watkins is lost. Oh! Goody, she got my best side. Look at me school board. What do you want now? Mr Nation is crying (he had to stick five). 59 SPORTS Senior High Football Homecoming Homecoming Royalty (L to R) Soph. Maid Shelly Wallace. Soph. Maid Myla Goldman. Queen Marweta Brock, Sr. Maid Jackie Dunnagan. Sr. Maid Carol Colburn. Sr. Maid Sherry Reed, Jr. Maid Sandra Owen. Jr. Maid Cheryl Buchanan. Jr. Maid Robin McReynolds. Attendants Richie Burks and Dena Dalmut. Sr. Maid Jackie Dunnagan escorted by Mike Curtis Homecoming Queen Marweta Brock Sr. Maid Carol Colburn escorted by Mark Wallace 61 Senior High Football Homecoming Jr. Maid Cheryl Buchanan, escorted by Greg Lamb. Jr. Maid Robin McReynolds, escorted by Darren Holcroft. Jr. Maid Sandra Owen, escorted by Scott Davis. Soph. Maid My la Goldman, escorted by C harlie Delap. Soph. Maid Shelly Wallace, escorted by Tim Privitt. Attendants Richie Burks, and Dena Dalmut. Senior High Football “Sr. 79” During most years at most schools a 4-6 record would probably not be anything to really be proud of, but 1 feel we accomplished a great deal during the season. Winning and losing are habits like so many other things, and what you do on Friday night is really what you are accustomed to doing. The senior football team had no winning tradition to build upon and we literally had to start from the beginning to build up a program. 1 do hope the seniors are happy with what they have do for they did provide the leadership needed to win and be productive. It was a pleasure for me to have coached this group of young men. Mark Wallace T-DT Scott Davis Center Greg Evans FL—FS Leslie Reed TB— DE Rick Neal OB Rusty Struble T—DT Randy Ryan QB Doug Reed TE Ronnie Collins TB Darren Holcroft DE—G Bobby Stephenson D—HB Randy White C Ty Bates G Jimmy Huffaker QB—D—HB Greg Lamb SE Barry Cox Center Ralph Prince FB Darren Wilhite FB—FL Shane Lee TB Randal Willett TE—DE Tim Cooper QB—SE Bottom -D. Reed, D Wilhite, S. Lee, D Reeves. T. Cooper, J. Crooks, B Stephenson, S. Davis, R White. P. Hernandez. 2nd—C. Reed. R Willet, C. Cole. G. Evans, R Collins, J. Struble, S. Trentham. G. Lamb. J. Huffaker. T. Bates. 3rd—R. Prince, T. Privitt, K. Reed. B Cox. R. Neal. R Ryan. D. Holcroft. J. Snarr. R Struble, M. Curtis, C. Delap. Top—Coach Dalmut, O. Meyer, K. West, L. Reed, R. Neal, D. Roberts. B Dobbs. M Wallace. B. White. E. Williams. B Reed. Coach Standifcr. Coach Smith. Senior High Football Lincoln 7 Pea Ridge 0 Lincoln 12 Farmington 34 Lincoln 6 West Fork 24 Lincoln 13 Elkins 0 Lincoln 32 Lavaca 12 Lincoln 0 Huntsville 30 Lincoln 14 Berryville 34 Lincoln 6 Green Forest 26 Lincoln 0 Gravette 20 Lincoln 3 Prairie Grove 0 Win—Loss Record Wins—4 Losses—6 Ties—0 Randy Neal G—NG Doyle Reeves G Do the Hustle Hey, Grizz!!” Did you find il? LETS GO BIG LINE Jr. High Homecoming Last years queen Debbie Cox relinquishes her crown to the new queen, Joy Buchanan. On October 12 the Jr. High Wolves met with Gravette. Although they were defeated, it was still an exciting night when Joy Buchanan was crowned Jr. High Homecoming Queen. The court is selected by their Scholastic Achievement. Congratulations! Matt Longwith Misty Cooper ir .':P. Bottom T. Perguson, S. West. B. Stevenson. K. Wright, T. Reed. D. Lovejoy. D. Willwams, S. Hathcock, J. Ayers. 2nd. R.Cooper, G. Jones, J. Lee, T. Vlcyers, S. Burkes. R. Bottoms, H. Ballou. II. Williams. D. Frye, P. Leach. 3rd W. Andrade. S. West, S. Schaefer. G. Cantrell, R. Pitts, M Pinkerton. M McReynolds. R. White. L. Thomas. Top Coach Frank Dalmut. S. Lee. S. Reeves, J. Davis. R. Dash.S. Samples, I . Kattein. P. Villines. K.Cox. P. Reeves. L. Tounzen. Coach Larry Standifer. Junior High Football Lincoln 0 Huntsville 12 14 West Pork 15 20 Farmington 0 28 Green Forest 7 22 Gentry 6 14 Gravette 6 20 Prairie Grove 22 22 Berry ville 22 Win-Loss Record Wins-4 Loss-3 Ties-1 The junior football team had a winning and competitive season during the year. The 3 losses the Wolves suffered were by total of 15 points which indicated how well the team performed. The young men had set many goals both for the team and individ- ually and many were attained. The team had a fine season with Wally Andrade reaching the 1000 yard rushing mark in only 8 games. Hopefully the mark set by this group of fine junior high athletes will serve as a springboard to give other Lincoln teams something to improve upon for years to come. Coach Dalmut Seventh Grade Football Front—M. Spinks. C. Page. H Reed. T. Sullivan. M. White. Middle—B. Crudep, J. Christian, B Crooks. J. Doyle. G. McAlpin, R Morphis. D. Allen Back—P Pahminger, D. West, V. Villines. C. Huckaby, R. Goforth. R Colston. Coach Standifer 7th Grade Football The seventh grade football team this year had hoped to maintain the undefeated record of the past year. Things didn’t work that way. The seventh graders wound up the season with a 2-4 season. This year’s team was physically small, but they put forth a lot of effort. They improved every game, and won two out of their last three games. Coach Standifer Win-Loss Record Won 2 Loss 4 Ties 0 Opponent Lincoln Huntsville 12 6 Green Forest 24 12 Gentry 28 0 Gravette 0 24 Prairie Grove 0 6 Berry ville 28 0 74 Basketball Homecoming This year’s Basketball Homecoming Maids are—Lisa Caswell, Sandra Owen, Carol Colburn. Charlotte Askew, Sherry Reed, Sherrie Myers. Sherry Schooler. Kathy Lemons. Lisa Andrade. Senior High Homecoming Queen Sherry Reed Homecoming Queen Sherry Reed Escorted by Rick Neal Sr. Maid Sheric Myers escorted by Charlie Dclap Sr. Maid Carol Colburn escorted by Mark Wallace Sr. Maid Charlotte Askew escorted by Jason Tennant Jr. Maid Kathy Lemons escorted by Paul Hernandez Jr. Maid Sandra Owen escorted by Lee McLean Jr. Maid Sherry Schooler escorted by lim Bob Thompson 76 Soph. Maid Lisa Caswell escorted by Bill Smith Soph. Maid Lisa Andrade escorted by Tim Cooper Basketball Homecoming Royalty basketball homecoming 79 the boys were victorious over the Prairie Tigers 56 to 99. The girls’ score Sr. Wolves of ’79 Back Row: Coach Smith. Lee McLean. Jason Tennant, Tex Zimmerman, Charlie Delap. David Schaefer. Coach Standifcr. Middle Row: Rick Neal. Mark Wallace, Donnie Schaefer. Randy Neal. Mickey Batson. Bottom Row: Bill Smith. Tim Trentham, Paul Hernandez. Jim Bob Thompson, Tim Cooper Sr. Boys’ Basketball The Sr. Boys finished the regular season with a 13-12 record, their second winning season in the past three. Our conference was extremely well-balanced this year, with the exception of Huntsville, and the boys lost several close games. The highlight of the season was the Greenland Tournament as the boys successfully defended their championship by again taking first place. Sr. Rick Neal led the team in scoring and steals; Jr. Jason Tennant led in rebounds and field goal percentage; and Soph. Lee McLean led in free throw percentage. Jason Tennant and Ricky Neal holding 1st place trophy. 78 Jim Bob Thompson “Nimrod Jason Tennant “Fairmount Bill Smith “Gray Fox Ken Zimmerman “Tex Mark Wallace “Wally Tim Trentham “Tiny Tim Action of the Runnin’ Wolves 80 Promenade Left to the Basketball Wolves on Defense From Left to Right Kathy Lemons. Sherry Schooler, Linda McKclvey, Sherry Reed, Shelly Wallace. Row 2—Coach Donnie Smith. Sandra Owen. Janet Gors. Susan Delap. Claudia Zollinger. Jennifer Sanders. Row 3—Tammy Rothrock. Loric Meyer, Venus Couch. Joye Moorcman Jackie Page. Sr. High Girls’ Basketball Anticipation The Sr. Girls finished the season with a 10-14 record which is not an exact indication of their play this year, with an entirely new line-up consisting of 5 sophomores and 3 juniors in the top eight. The grils were picked no higher than 6th in our conference. The girls were actually tied for the conference lead with a 3-1 record when leading scorer Susan Dclap was lost for the season with a knee injury. The girls still managed to finish 2nd in the Greenland Tournament, losing to No. I seeded Farmington 37-30. Sophomore Susan Delap led the team in scoring average, while Sophomore Joye Moorman led in total points. Junior Sherry Schooler led in field goal percentage. Sophomore Lorie Meyer led in free throw percentage and rebounds. At guard Sophomore Janet Gors led in steals while Junior Linda McKclvey made the fewest turnovers. 82 Kathy Lemons Guard Loric Meyer Guard Claudia Zollinger Guard Susan Delap Forward Back Row from left to right: Scott Schaefer. Larry Tounzen, Shon Samples. Frank Kaiten. Pete Reeves. Keith Cox, Coach Standifcr Second Row from left to right: Stievc Reeves, Emory Copeled, Willie Lemoning, Lynn Thomas, MikePinkerton, Robby Bottoms, Shannon Burks. Front Row from left to right: Troy Myers, Russell Pitts, Tim Reed, Tommy Pergeson, Russell Thomson, Ray Davis Jr. High Boys’ Basketball LINCOLN OPPONENT LINCOLN OPPONENT 32 Gravettc 22 44 Decater 28 17 West fort 29 32 Prairie Grove 48 40 Westville 42 40 Gentry 37 38 Farmington 27 25 Fiuntsville 32 26 Gentry 25 44 Greenland 15 37 Farmington 27 33 Decater 32 40 Greenland 14 42 Gravette 53 27 Prairie Grove 26 27 Berryville 29 23 West Fork 37 47 Pea Ridge 30 Duh! Blast orr Standing L to R: Sharia Washington, Cara Griscom, Laura Bly, Lonna Gay Cantrell, Kim Newberry. Debbie Buchanan. Kim Chadwcll. Middle Row L to R: Sandy Sisemore. Terry Christian, Tami Hall, Mylcna Evans, Tracy Irwin, Maureen Dunnagan. Bottom Row L to R Whitney Davis, Joy Buchanan. Shiela Sisemore. Kim Melton, Lisa Camp. Belinda Johnson Junior Girls Basketball Team Jr. Girls Basketball Record Gravette 22 35 Lincoln 30 39 Decatur St. Paul 34 28 Lincoln 2 0 Elkins West Fork 47 23 Lincoln 41 30 Greenland Farmington 21 22 Lincoln 44 42 Westville Gentry 25 44 Lincoln 39 15 Gentry Farmington 35 22 Lincoln 33 49 Prairie Grove Elkins 23 29 Lincoln 46 47 Westville West Fork 38 22 Lincoln 42 27 Decatur Lincoln 45 10 Pea Ridge 89 Sr. High Cheerleaders Cheryl Buchanan Captain Pat Thompson Lisa Caswell Tina Loftin if Sf Jr. High Cheerleaders Left to Right : Guatha Longwith Terry Christian Tami Hall Kcri Yancey Back Row: L to R: Tami Hall. Keri Yancey. Brenda Simmons. Terry Christian. Front Row: Whitney Davis. Guatha Longwith. Tammy Batson. Whitney Davis Tammy Batson Brenda Simmons l SAXOPHONES TROMBONES S. Winkler, S. Pinkerton. T. Ryan. Front: W West. J. James Front: D. Taylor, D. Curtis. Back: M Cluck. R Pitts. R Thompson PERCUSSION TRUMPETS M Willett. R. White, M McReynolds. J. George, D. Bottoms. R Front: R. Howe, L. Cantrell. M. McCarver. Back: F. Villines, R Ha Jackson, J. Martin. L. Smith CLARINETS FLUTES From: W Davis S. Hoffman. S. Howe. K Baxter. G Longwith. Middle: Front: M J. Yeatts, S Bailey. B Tatum. S. Farmer. Back: S. Sisemore. M Tounzen. L. Camp, J. Baxter, C. King, P McAdams. R. Lloyd. Back: T. Jamison, J. Dunnagan. K. Campbell B Barnett, S. Andrews, C. Smith, A. Jordon, A. Hayes. B. Cole, R. Cheatham 92 BASS HORNS Mike Evans, Tony Ryan, Charlie Ryan 93 FRENCH HORN BARITONES Jeff Dunn. Linda Morrow, Daryn Mattox, Mike Smith BASS CLARINETS SAXOPHONE Ray Lee Jackson. Joyc Moorman, Regina Cook, Steve Evans Sheila Howe Daryn Mattox Susanne Framer Marty McRcynolds Teresa Jamison Maurice Cluck Karen Baxter Mike Evans Linda Morrow Leon Smith Band Maids Escorts Regina Cook Mike Willett Flag Team and Signal Corps Add a Little Extra Excitement Members of the Flag Team are from left right: Susan Andrews Sandy Sisemorc Lisa Camp Kim Campbell Patsy McAdams Teresa Jamison Lonna Gae Cantrell Members of the Signal Corps are front row: Janice Baxter Sheila Sisemore back row: Pam Christian Linda Morrow Even though both were new group the flag team and signal corps added quit a bit of dash and vigor to the perfom ance of the LHS marching band. I action at both football events and oi parades, the groups have done a super job. Congratulations to these dedicate performers. CLUBS Student Council Front: R Thompson. D. Barton, S. Davis, M. Curtis. R. Jackson, V. Villines. Middle: R. Cochran. R. McReynolds, R. Cheatham, S. Samples. D. Schaefer. L. Meyers, D. Rich, S. Reed, L McKelvy. Back: B. Dobbs, Mr. Moody. Girls’ Boys’ State: Front: C. Colburn, L. Morrow, B. McAdams. Back: S. Davis, M. Curtis, R. Jackson. B. Dobbs. J. Rich. 98 Beta Club Front: Y. Pendergraft. B. McAdams, L. Morrow. R. Jackson. Back: P. Lamb.P. Parkins. M.Curtis, D. Schaefer, S. Davis,C.Colburn, Mrs. Petersen. FBLA Front: L. Kidd, J. Dunnagan, R. Taylor. L. Morrow, S. Myers. M. Cluck. Back: S. Reed. R. Willett, C. Colburn, J. Reeves. M. Willett, D. Schaefer. R. Jackson, B. McAdams. J. Dunnagan. Miss Small. 99 Front: R. Howe, K. Reed, T. Privitt. T. Bates, S. Schooler. B. McAdams. L. McKelvy, M. Curtis. J. Huffaker. Middle: G. Lamb.S. Davis. J. Thompson. G. Evans. B. Stephenson. Back: D. Barton. R Ryan, B. Dobbs, M. Wallace, C. Delap, J. Tennant, E. Williams. R. Neal, D. Holcroft,Coach Smith. 100 n Fire Marshal: Front: P. Lamb.C. Askew. L. Kidd, C. West. Back row: Y. Pendergraft, K Sanders. M. Spears. R. Jackson, D. Vann. T. Rothrock, K. Rinehart. Letterman’s Club: Art Club Front: T. Rock, J. IJelap, L. Moses. Middle: T. Batson, J. Piazza, T. Reed. C. Washington. Back M. Campbell. K. Kattein, S. Kidd, L. Cook. K. Chad well, J. Reed, G. McAlpin, Ms. Kennedy. Library Club Front: R. White, G. Jones, S. Lee. K. Rinehart, L. Kidd, K. Baxter. M Brock. J. Cameron, H. Williams, S. Lowe. Middle: R. Cheatham. D. Ford, T. Piazza. T. Piazza. K. Bedell. T. Estes, C. Pelzer. Back. G. Cheatham. S. Anderson, A. Camden, C. Roberts, T. Hinkley. Miss Tudor. 101 FFA 1st Row: M Spears. D. Reed. J. Crooks. S. Reeves. K. Cox, O. Meyers, J Paine, G. Cantrell. G. Sudduth. R. Goldman. P Camp, B. Jones, P. Reed. D. Vann. 2nd Row: M. Atterberry, S. West, T. Cooper, J. Hale. S. Pinkerton. E. Eneks, S. Evans. J Martin, P Reeves, C. Krinke, D. Cunningham. J. HulTaker, C. Biggs, L. Beaty, J. Valentine. P. Kincaid. 3rd Row : K. Bridges. D. Rich. D Burton. C. Chad well. P Thompson. D. Moses, S Meyers. R. Tabor, R. Eland. M. Sullivan. J. Winningham. H. Williams. J. HulTaker, T. Cheatham. 4th Row: Mr Biswell. Karen Gregory. S. Lee. T Bates. B. Cox. J Reeves. L. Reed. J Rich. C. Gatson, G. Kinion, C. Belap. M. Evans,C. Martin. B. Hale. K. Petty. Math Club 1st Row: J. Copeland, B. Crudup. P. Martin, A. Musteen. Back. Mrs. Long, C. Pelzer, T. Hinkley, J. Kooken.C. Martin,C. Morton, K. Mercer, D. Holt. 102 FHA: Front: B. Wilhite, B. McAdams, C. Buchanan, S. Loftin, R. WTiite. M. Dunnagan, S. Moses, J. Dunnagan, S. Spinks, A. Hayes, B. Simmons, K. Yancey, K. Newberry. Middle: L. Spinks, K. Smith, M. Thomas, D. Paulk. M. Brock, C. Asher. K. Williams. S. Muise. B. Cole, B. Cole, J. Morgan. G. Farmer, Mrs. Stumbaugh. Back: P. Parkins. P. Bailey, C. Gibbs, T. Sternberg. J. Reeves, D. Rogers, K. Campbell, J. Gors, C. West. Drama Club: Front: A. Hayes, B. Cole, S. Schaefer. W. West. J. Dunn, S. Lee, S. Samples. J. Morgan, D. Rich. G. Cantrell. Back: K. Paulk. R. Holloway, R. Goldman, K. Campbell, R. Hall, S. Spinks, M. Evans, J. Buchanan, D. Paulk. Mrs. Watkins, Ms. Dyer. 103 JR HIGH CHORUS Front: C Burkett. B Maughauy. R. Cochran, C. West. S. Couch. S Drummond. L. Lovejoy. S. West. T. Estes, Mrs. Curry. 2nd: T. Piazza. C. Bedell, S. Kidd, B Ramsey, T. Ryan, D. Ballou. S. Leming. A. Shcrrcts. 3rd T. Copeland, H. Lamb. B Johnson. K Kattein. S. Crisscy. A Camden. T Piazza. E. Sapper Back: P. Certain. B Gerths. J Williams. J West. R Goforth. L. Jones. F. Vincent. M White SR HIGH CHORUS Front: Miss Curry. C. Asher. K Williams. M Wcese. D. Gerths. R Couch. L. Jackson. V. French. R Sherrets Middle: C White. L. Drummond. S. Andrews. B Pettigrew, D. Leming, S. West, P. Christian, G. Drummond 3rd: T. Rock, K Rinehart, R White, P Smith, D. Morton, R Davis. E. Dobbs. K. Paulk Back: L. Smith, B. Smith. R Wyman, S. Schaefer, B. Valentine, H. Griscom, C. Gatson. S. West 104 DRILL TEAML to R K. White, W. Haegle. R. Holloway. M. Goldman. D. Bates. D. Cox, A. White. K. West. S. Muisc. L Andrade. C. Snodgrass, J. Brock. R White 105 Mrs. Farrell bored them to death d® row KN0W haisintheews This has been MR VAFAKOS’ first year as the grade school principal. He was also principal at Framington and Prairie Grove. He was superintendent at Greenland. Mr. Vafakos has degrees from the U of A and the U ofNY. He also got an EDD from TCU. Grade School Administration The grade school kept the faculty busy planning activities. DOROTHY THOMAS has been secretary for the grade school for four years. Before she came to work here she worked as a bookkeeper and a secretary for a credit bureau. She also designed houses. Her hobbies are sewing, reading, and hand crafts. 107 Sixth Grade Anticipates Jr High Mrs. Bottoms Mrs. Vann keeps her classes hard at work. JL 4 The race is on! Where do we go from here? Get off it! 108 Jonathan Allen Davy Asher Robin Ballou Robert Birks JoAnn Bottoms Rhonda Bradshaw Richie Burks Steven Certain Jamie Cluck Kent Cox Faye Cranford Thomas Crisscy Devaugan Cunningham Media Danner Berkley Davis Lacy Davis Mickey Davis Tony Filand Cindy Elmore Charles England Ulys Estes David Flannagan Jeffery George Shauna Glenn Tim Gordon Lupie Hernandez Larry Hinkley Matt Hodges Sixth Grade David Molt Teresa Holt Rob llulse Darrin Jetton Ted Jones Jerry Kaiser Sally Lockheart Brenda Long Dana Lovejoy Kmilce Meyer John Mills Verna Moore Kendall Newberry Billy Don Peoples Sarah Pitts Vickey Powers Chris Pycatte Joctta Reed Pamela Ross Sandra Rothrock Kim Ryan Shon Shannon Randall Sizemore Tracy Springer Phil Stickler Buckie Sullivan James Sullivan Keith Suddath Michelle Thomas Ronnie Templeton Jamie Tharp Timothy Watkins John Wilhite Stevie Winningham Keith Wright Steve Zega 110 Fifth Grade Carla Ayers Rhonda Bailey Robert Ballou Kenny Batson Timmy Bellamy Henry Birkes Dab Bottoms Chris Bradley Chris Brock Dianna Cagley LaDonna Cantrell Rodney Colston Pat Cosby Joe Cosper Lisa Cox Robbie C ummings Shawn Curtis John Dayberry Danny Drummond Stephanie Elmore Becky Galloway Janet George Delta Glenn Greg Goldman 111 Fifth Grade Full of New Experiences Charlie Goodrich Vernon Gullick Kenny Hammer Guy Heithaus Carla Hodges Michelle Holloway David Howell Stephanie Hulse Keith James Dede Jones Henry Jones Matthew Jones Cheryl Jordon Jerry Kahl Kristal Kattein Kim Kidd Sandra Loftin Myla Marks Teresa Marion Rodney Martin Dickie McCarver Shelly Melton Jimmy Mendenhall Stacy Molner Paul Moorman Keith Musteen Kenny Napier Ronnie Partain Robbie Pratt Jana Pyeatte Carla Ramsey Michael Reed Ricky Reed Kelly Reeves Tim Rich Amos Riddle 112 Fifth Grade Joey Rigsbee Mark Rymcl Sharon Siscmore Carla Shannon Karen Smith Tammy Smith Kendall Stephenson John Sullivan Bill Tash Dale Veal Rodney Ward Billy West We're going to get you! If I cover my face, nobody will notice I'm not working! Sherri W ilburn Christie Wilhite Phil Williams John Winkler Regina Zollinger Fourth Grade Mrs. Ruth Andrews Mrs. Beverly Crudup Mrs. Pam Watson Rodney Abshicr Tonia Acker Linda Anderson Matt Andrews Tony Asher Heather Bates Patty Bottoms John Boydston Terry Braswell Tim Carte Alisha Certain Dean Cheatham Kelly Conner Frankie Cook Stacey Cook Allen Couch Grasha Cox Trina Danner Johnna Davis Tina DeLoach Lee Dobbs Lesley Elmore Ray Emerson Anthony Hines 114 Fourth Grade April Hinkley Kenneth Kattein Leslie Kidd Sherrod Kyle Brenda Lcming Lonnie Luna Lou Anna McAdams Dallas McClellan Brian Meltzer Bcnjie Merryman DeAnne Meyer Rhonda Morphis Jimmie Muggy Tracy Muise Michael Munyon Deborah Ogles Kurt Pahmiycr Michael Pershall David Pettigrew Roy Phillips Alicia Pitts Allen Powers Carman Ramsdell Randy Ramsdell Robbie Reed Doug Reeves Michael Roach Candy Roberts Kathy Roberts Angela Rogers Trudy Ryan Sharia Shannon Donita Shrum Steven Swain Todd Tittle Tammy Truman 115 Fourth Grade Anita Tucker Jackie Ward Ruthie Watkins Jim West Angela White Henry Williams Third Grade Mrs. Allen Ms. Thomas Julie Abshier Andy Allen Tammy Anderson Clark Bailey Kathy Barenburg Lynne Barker Gerald Bedell Scott Bellamy Kathy Bently Sammy Biswell Cathy Bowlin Becky Braswell Brandy Burton Anthony Cameron Melvin Canada Shawn Carlton Kim Collins Liz Cook Michael Cosby Janie Cosper Angela Cruikshank Christina Danner Kay Dash DeLana Davis 117 Third Grade-An Active Time Jerrie Davis Joan Davis Kiah Dobbs Crystal Dunnagan Chevonne Emerson Kenny Farmer James French Kim Frye Rodney Fuhrcr Jeannie George Katina Green Curtis Griscom Rickey Harrington Mark Hattenheur Sheila Holt Steven Holt David Hill Andy Hodges Billy Hughes Gary Hulse Gaylene Jetton Jimene Jetton Angela Keen Chris Kincaid LaDonna Leming Regina Lloyd Bobby Lovejoy LaTana Maples Bobby Martin Jackie Martin ReDonna Martin Paula Matthews Tammie McGaughy Sandra Mercer Lisa Miller Clint Mitchell 118 Third Grade Tina Mills Jeffrey Molner Daniel Morris Judy Moore Stephen Moore Steven Moore Terri Ann Muise Tommy Mulvaney Kalvin Newberry Russell Paine Cheryl Pratt Regina Phillips Heath Reed Amie Riddle Tayna Roach Sean Roper Danny Sapper Donna Sapper Michael Seward Delbert Shreve John Smith Jeannie Spears Andrea Stolz Patricia Sullivan Larry Swafford Walter Templeton Angel Tharp Patricia Thurman Tawana Walton Lucinda Watkins Cecilia Weaver Jonathon Wells Harold Williams Shirley Wisdom Greg Williams Terry Wilhite 119 Terri Nichols Second Grade Teachers rk4..: Mandy Abernathy Jason Abshicr Tammie Anderson Lance Barker Robert Barenberg Cheryle Birkcs Deon Birkcs Denise Bottoms Brandon Bradley Bobby Jo Brown David Bush Lloyd Campbell Glen Carte Lee Collins Becki Cox Thomas Dayberry Gwen Elmore Deanna Finical Shawn Foley Shaan Glenn 120 Cindy Guess Debbie llalc Scott Havens Greg H ink ley Sharon llitc David Householder Tommy Hudgens Jody Hutfaker Ray Hut laker Doug Hutchens Donna James Shannon James Meredith Kahl Monty Kyle Kristie Lester John Linde Jody Lowe Shelly Luna F.ddie Madewell Judy Marion Rusty Martin Shawn McClellan Jimmie McGaughy Christy Mendenhall Stacey Meyer Jeanne Moore Jason Moorman Deanna Morris Cathy Molner Crickett Morton 121 Joey Munyon Colin Olson Elizabeth Olszewski Charlie Park Scotty Pcrshall Gerald Phillips Rodney Province Michael Rains Freda Reed Roger Ross Ray Ruland Doug Rymel Shamsey Saifi Tanya Sampley Alan Sidebottom Andy Shreve Jami Shrum Tammy Smith Carla Spencer Marty Stickler Luke Sullivan Chris Sumter Timmy Taylor Justin Tennant Rickey Veal Not Pictured Tony Largent Timothy Marshall Scott Ramsey Michael White 122 First Grade Starts the Great Trail of Education Teachers Mrs. Linda Carte Mrs. Sandra Millsap Miss Jo Ann Wright Mrs. Virginia Vafakos Dereck Abshier Vernon Anderson Rebbeca Biswell Tracy Bisswell Amy Bowlin Charles Bradshaw Mark Braswell Maxwell Brion Melissa Bush Michelle Cagley Teresa Canada Brian Carlton Jeffrey Carr Denise Carter DeWayne Cheatham Karen Cheatham Bobby Choate Randall Cochran Tammy Cochran Sandy Colston Tine Copeland Joyce Cospcr Kevin Cox Roxane Cox First Grade Kim Cunningham Brent Dubar Teresa Farris Jennifer French Angela Fuher Ryan Goldman David Goodrich Teresa Gullick John Henson Donnie Hernandez Owen Hines Joel Hite Jo Ann Hodges Shawn Hollo way Angela Howell James Huber Bonnie Huggins Jason Hunt Jody Hunt Benjamin Johnson Jennifer Jones Kevin Jones Shannon Kisner Troy Langley Dallas Lester Matt Longwith Darrell Lovejoy Jerrold Lovejoy Angel Martin Gail McCleland Scott Meyer Mike Miller Josh Moore Micheal Musteen Julie Paine Danny Piazza Michelle Pinkerton Stacy Rains Jason Reed Matt Reed Shawn Reynolds Delbert Riddels Troy Rich Carl Rose Dani Rothrock Joe Rutherford Jeffrey Sampley Raylene Sampley Steve Shannon Amy Stephenson JoAnn Stout Timmy Strong Jacob Sullivan Brian Swafford 125 Elementary Teachers and Aides Classroom Aides Mrs. Clara Cuzick, Mrs. Linda Hodges. Mrs. JoAnne Spencer Migrant tutor Miss Anne Barker Remedial Reading Mrs. Carol Mixon Special Education Mrs. Deborah Stone Classroom Aide Mrs. Lois McGinty Classroom Aide Mrs. Darlis Holloway Kindergarten; Faces of the Future Miss Jane Johnson Miss Jane Overton Amara Abshicr Bridget Alice Amy Allen Wally Asher Mcndy Bailey David Ballou Larry Barnes Tiffany Bell Blake Biswcll Shea Bush Morgan Carlton Larry Carr David Collins Misty Cooper Jeame Crouse Dena Dalmut Nova Davidson Susan Drummond Rebecca Farris Harold Gilbreath Christopher Goodwill Lina Graham Shane Green Christina Huithau Kindergarten; Faces of the Future Darrell Hignite Travis Hite Angela Hodge Seottie Hudson Nichol Jetton Christy Kreger Amy Loughridge Heather Mitchell Gerald Muise Donnell Pergeson Christy Pershall Tommy Phillips Deshawna Provence Valerie Reed Filena Rich Jennifer Risley Cindy Sexton Sean Seward Candra Shannon Scott Shrcve Shawn Shrum Lorie Sidebottom Darryl Sisemore Valerie Skinner David Swain Patrick Swope Billy Taylor Donna Thomas LaDonna Vann Kris Valenzuela Missy Weston Kandi Wilhite Chris Williams Rodney Winstead 129 Cooks Custodians and Bus Drivers Cooks: L to R Lois Kinion, Mam Daybcrry. Polly Stone. Dorthy Lem- ming. Jerri Mock, Faye Long. Donna Franks. Kate Cheatham—Flcad Cook Mr. Rock Mrs. Weese Mr. Weese The cooks, custodians, and bus drivers perform a valuable service each year. Without them we wouldn't be here. Thanks for a great job. Bus Drivers: Back row—Johnny Carte, Jim Tatum. Jack Parr. Carol Acker. Donald Carte; Bottom row—Marvin Reed. Richard Cook. Willis Winkler— Bus Superintendent 130 ADVERTISING FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK Member F. D. I. C. 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Your Total Bank Since 1903 HOME OWNED and OPERATED FDIC CARRINGTON LUMBER COMPANY Roy Jackson—Owner f UO WERS | o 4 ■■ � « • Stillwell LINCOLN AUTO SUPPLY 206 Hwy. 62 East Lincoln, Arkansas 72744 (501) 824-3493 138 The Now World NW Arkansas Fayetteville, Plaza Arkansas Tyson Lincoln Hatchery 824-3267 Lincoln, Arkansas 72744 1J9 Hilton Auto Supply — Auto Supplies — Northside of Square Lincoln, Arkansas 824-3426 Larry Mike P D Ignition Challenger Cargill Inc. Box 40 824-3222 140 gates, belts, and hoses P M. Lights Lincoln, Arkansas No. 1 Orchards Highway 62 East Phone 824-3124 tTlpple £ and Realty P. O. Box 513 Lincoln, Arkansas 727 44 Roy Diane Moorman Preston Margaret Cox 141 Bus. 824-3486 Res. 824-3934 SPEAR REALTY REALTOR FARMS-HOMES-LAND A. M. Spear Broker 200 Hwy. 62 West Lincoln, Ark. 72744 L O Graphics Silk Screening Custom Artwork Eugene Olszewski 142 The Clothes Pen Clothes for the entire family Luginbuel Bunnell Funeral Construction Home Pumps Sales Service Bus. Ph. Home Ph. 824-5690 846-2510 Lincoln Prairie Grove Lincoln, Arkansas 72744 14} 1 Massey Ferguson 1 Fantastic Sams Springdale Tractor Co. Fayetteville, Ark. Massey Ferguson-Kubota-Owatonna Sidewinder-lmco Highway 62 Ed LeClaire Lincoln, Arkansas Manager across from Evelyn Hills Sloans Dairy Bar Merchandise Outlet Across from Westville High Westville, Oklahoma P O. Box 295— Hwy 62 Prairie Grove, Ark. Phone 846-3649 Ph. 918-723-5560 144 Lateo For your next Poultry Building Tittle’s Lincoln Mercantile Your Wrangler Headquarters South Side of Square 824-3479 Pizza Inn We've got a feeling You're gonna like us 146 Bee Hive OPEN MONO AY FRIDAY. 1-9 PM SATURDAY • 1-5 PM Prairie Grove, Ark J £.on ( W.e n£.axCij ’i. TaeKwon-Do Academy Open 6 days a week 427 N COLLEGE PO BOX 4122 DON CURTIS FAYETTEVILLE. ARK MANAGER Prop, lames Kyzer Pho 501-521 1153 ASS' AN’ v-.-R ■c-OR Jenkins Grocery and Station This Space is donated by Cane Hill, Ark. Boyce Davis 824-5262 Attorney TOWN AND COUNTRY RESTAURANT We serve the besl Mexican Food this side of Ihe Border w Open 5-10 P M Mon.-Sal. 5-3 on Sundays CURTIS BACKHOE SERVICE Danny or Clyde 824-5675 or 824-5547 ■ Im num variftii-s o American Food Available P. O. Box 402 • Lincoln, Arkansas Lories Cafe SWAIN’S MOBILE HOME SERVICE INTERTHERM H AUTHORIZED DEALER Heating AirCond. South Side of Square 824-3479 . Sales Service • Anchoring • Skirting • Roof Coating •set-ups 824 5202 HWY 62 EAST Lincoln Style Shop |r. Misses Phone 824-5875 Lincoln, Arkansas 72744 Lincoln Motel and Pridmore Real Estate Agency 824-3318 (SOI) 824-5547 Qmiclini fidifo - 21 Hour Wrecker Service - Front End Alignment - Automatic Transmissioni General Repair TWIN’S AUTO SERVICE Lincoln Arkansas All Work Guaranteed With New Parts SPECIALIZING IN DESIGN AND PHONE 824-3271 ItS PINKERTON LINCOLN, ARKANSAS WES PINKERTON CUSTOM-MADE WEDDING GOWNS 8i ACCESSORIES 824 5269 824-5718 American Drive-Inn Open 7 days a week Owners: Mike Walters and Charles Shipley 148 D H CARDINAL FOOD STORE Hours Mon. Thru Sat 8 til 8 Sun. 9 til 7 We Accept USDA Food Coupons Hwy. 62 149 Home Owned Operated Lincoln, Ark. International Quik-A-Way Grade School Activities COUNTRY LANE LIQUOR INC. 8 a.m.-10 p.m. Mon. - Tues. 8 a.m. -12 p.m. Fri. - Sat. Hwy. 62 4 Miles East of Lincoln