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

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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

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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.

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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