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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
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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
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