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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1980 volume:

Brought to you by the Lincoln High School Journalism Class Volume 33 of Wolf Tracks ....Academics ........Sports .........Clubs ....Elementary Advertisements Lincoln High School School Street Lincoln, Arkansas 72744 Editor: Marla Thomas Co-Editor: Sandra Owen We are starting a new decade. The end of the seventies coincides with the conclusion of our academic career. We have gathered a review of the songs we grew up listening to because we realize that besides school, music is probably the biggest influence in a teenager’s life. Hopefully each title will help you to recall a special memory or an experience. With this in mind we proudly present the 1979-80 edition of Wolf Tracks . . . I Don’t Like Spiders and Jim Stafford Snakes” 6 Homecoming 1979 ,STfi 50 .°me m o 1 MIN-SEC I □ □□ QTR Lj Homecoming festivities at L. H. S. started early in the afternoon on Friday September 28, with a parade. The sophomores won the float contest with their float “Jaws.” Carri Huffaker was crowned Homecoming Queen by Marweta Brock before the game. It was a victorious night when the Wolves beat Gravette with the score of 28 to 20. Following the game was a victory dance at the American Legion Hut. “Galaxy was the band. 7 v 5; fvv5f i $j: .;vj? P. .«ffi jy- ■ •,, i ' ’ 4 - - A r ' uTiA t •• ?.r £• r ¥ •mjoaf Seniors of 1980 10 11 Annual Dedication Mrs. Carolyn Farrell has spent the last three years at Lincoln High School. During this time she has been both a teacher and a friend to the students in her classes. Mrs. Farrell takes an interest in her students and really wants them to learn. Her interesting personality, original ideas and sense of humor have made Sophomore English classes a pleasure to attend. Under conditions contrary to change, Mrs. Farrell has made improvements in the journalism department. For giving us encouragement, advice and most of all friendship, the Annual Staff, with great esteem, dedicates the 1979-80 WOLF TRACKS to Mrs. Carolyn Farrell . . . . . . a friend. 12 9 y . astc x z i ert'.' y Ma o ri' cuu c3 3 .' Effiet asie e ce 3$o teA tyM fa.’ y i a3f A ruu SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES Ty Bates Cam Huffaker SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President—Missy Miller; Vice-President—Carri Huffaker; Secretary, Sherry Schooler; Treasurer, Yvonne Pendergraft. Senior Memories During their last year at LHS several outstanding seniors left their tracks in our memories, and into the future. Among our seniors are Charlie Delap, who played football and who will go on to college and play. Also there is Yvonne Pendergraft with her high grades, who will be a success at whatever she does. Their road has been a long and hard one, eleven years of school, and all the memories that go with them too. Things like the Little Abner play with Ben White and Leon Smith. Cheerleaders like Tina Rock Cheryl Buchanan, leading us in school spirit. Working on the senior float. One of the highlights of course was Carrie Huffaker being crowned as Homecoming queen. There are also all the other seniors which added their memories to the rest of their classmates . . . during their last year at L. H. S. Randy Ryan Missy Miller Mr. and Miss L. H. S. 15 .(bright i Assistant 4; Sr Who's Who 3; Annual Staff , Powder Prf !r 3. 4. piav 3. 4. 1 CA I. 2; Lcltcrmj tnill I, , £ 2. Lngfis • Track 4. 2. 3!'4M Assistant 4 V m B.u IKA re a i, man I, 2; Basket mil 3: Football l;J Track I. 2. 3. | Cladt Favorite 3, I Library Assistant 4: Sr. Who's Who CbcrrtgBuchanan f- -FHA I. 2. 3. 4: Paper Staff 4. Powder 7 _ Health'.._______ 4: filA Officer 3 Miiagcr I h . ’’ . . ' ■ Mark Chamrurtk ' V hall 4: Trace _ Trans- •fftred from lj I urr. Hieh School. from K) Tom I____________ _________________ I. ■ Athletic; FLA Officer 1; Class President football AJ Diftxict 2. 3,« Football All County 2. m. All County 2. 3jM. v' GLORIA DRUMMOND Annual StafT 2; Paper aj Puff Football 3; Play 4JJ? Team 2: Library Assistant 'V EDDft DOBBS JK j Library 2ub I, 2; Chotu 1, 2. 4 ■ wvivau ■ ioj ■ j y wiua V, VIUI • | n 2; Library Assistant 4 Ti W 18 ROCKY HOWE Band 4; Baseball I FCA 4, Letiermcn 3 Football 3; Track 4 Art Club 1; NHS Who’s Who 4 GREG LAMB FCA 2, 3, 4; Lettermen 1, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 sTFVF I FF Band I. 2, 3; Science Club 1; Jr, Sr. Play; Math Club 1; Drama Club 1; Who’s Who 4; Football Manager 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4; Track Manager 3; Baseball Manager 2 JIMMY HUFFAKER FFA I. 2, 3; Science Chib I; Baseball 2. 3. 4; FCA 1, 2; Lettermen 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Office Assistant 4 DARREN HOLCROFT FFA I. 2; Jr.. Sr. Play; Baseball 2. 3. 4. FCA 1; Lettermen 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2; Football 1, 2. 3. 4 SONJA LACKEY FHA 2, 3. 4; Pep Club I; Powder Puff 4; Sr. Play; FBLA 3, 4; NHS 3; Who’s Who Among AHS Students; Trans- ferred from Silaom Springs in 1979 LINDA McKELVY Paper Staff 3; Powder Puff Football 3, 4. 3, 4; FBI A 2; Leltermcn 3, 4; Baiketbai 3, 4; Track I, 2, 3. 4; Student Council I, 4; Student Council President 4; PE Asai i Class Officer 3; Sr Who’� Who ISSY WTLLEF MISSY MILLER FHA 1,2.3, 4; Pep Club 2; Band I, 2, 3; Powder Puff I Football 4; Library Club 1,1 2; Football Homecoming RoydlM I. Beta Club 3. 4; FHA Officer 3,4; Majorette . 1,2,4; Majorette Co-Captain “ 2; Library Club Officer 2; Home Ec. Assistant; Beta Club Officer 4. FHA Officer 4 SUSAN MUISE FHA 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Powder Puff Football 3. 4; Play 4; Chorus I; Drill Team 3 SANDRA OWEN FHA 2; Pep Club 2; Annual Staff 3. 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Library Club 2; Band I; Play 3. 4; Basketball 3; Track 2, 3; Football Homecoming Royalty 3; Basketball Homecoming Royalty 3; Class Officer 2; Sr. Who’s Who 21 JENNIFER SANDERS FHA 1, 2, 3; Pep Club I; Paper $U Powder Puff 3, 4; Science Club I; Libi Club 2; Sr. Play; FBLA 4; Basket Track 2, 3; Drama Club 3; Spanish Clu Nurse Assistant 4. SHERRY SCHOOLER Paper Staff 3; FHA 1; Powder Puff Sr. Play; FBLA 2; Let termen 3, 4; Bask 1. 2, 3. 4; Track I; Basketball Hornet 3; Homecoming Royalty I; Office Ass 4; Class Treasurer 3; Class Secreta' Who’s Who 4; Graduation Usher 3. - RANDY RYAP FFA 1,2,3; Ba� 2, 3. 4; FC4 Football 1. 2, ] Track L 2. Who’s Who 4 TINA ROCK FHA 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2. 4; Jr. Play; Chorus I, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Drill Team I, 2; Art Club 3, 4; Assistant 4. DAVID ROGERS Boys State 3; Office Assistant 4; Graduation Usher 3 CHYRIE ROSE FHA I, 2; Pep Club I; Science Club 1; Chorus 3. 4; Spanish Club I. 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 2 BILL SMITH Annual Staff 4; Jr., Sr., Play. Basketball 2, 3. 4; Chorus I. 2. 3. 4; Who’s Who 4 DANA SMITH FHA 1, 2; Annual Staff 3; Powder Puff 3, 4; Library Club 2; Beta Club 3. 4; Beta Club Officer 4; Basketball Homecoming 3; Class Favorite I; Business Assistant 4; Class Vice-President 1; Who’s Who 4; Homecoming Royalty 4 TAYLOR FFA 2, 3. Annual Staff 3. 4; Jr.. Sr. Play: FBLA 2, 3; Track 3, 4; Li- brary Assistant - - • ON SMITH • 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 1; Chorus 1, 2; FCA 1; Lettermen I. 2; Football I, 2; Track 1, 2; Choral Musical JASON TENNANT FFA 1. 2; Powder Puff Cheerleader 3. 4; Jr., Sr. Play; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Lettermen I, 2, 3, 4; FFA Officer 1, 2; FCA officer 2; Track 2; Student Council 4; P. E Assistant 4; Class Officer 2; Who’s Who 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4; All District I, 3; Honorable Mention 2; Football 1; All County Honorable Mention I CLARK THIESSE FFA 1; Paper Staff 3; FCA I; Football I; Boys State 3; Library Assistant 4; FFA President 3. DANNY VANN FFA I, 2, 3, 4; FFA Advisor 3. 4; Foot- ball I, 2, 4; Track I, 2; Boys State 3; FFA Assistant 4. SUSIE WEST FHA 1, 2, 4; Annual Staff 2; Paper Staff 2; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Letterman 3; Track 2, 3; Office Assistant 4; Who’s Who Among Amer. H. S. Students; Grade School Assistant BEN WHITE Science Club 2, 3; Library Club 2; Chorus 3; Football 3; Track 3, 4; Math Club 2; Science Assistant MOST STUDIOUS Kent West Yvonne Pendergraft MOST HANDSOME MOST BEAUTIFUL Darren Holcroft Sandra Owen MOST DEPENDABLE Mickey Batson Missy Miller MOST LIKELY TO SUCCE Yvonne Pendergraft Doug Albright Senior MOST COURTEOUS Steve Lee Dana Smith 26 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Tina Rock Steve Lee BEST ALL AROUND Jason Tennant Dana Smith Who’s Who WITTIEST Randy White Sandra Owen MOST ATHLETIC Linda Mckelvy Charlie Delap 27 MOST ENERGETIC Tina Rock Randy White mnim iinnin'iriii nr T 1' mimif BEST PERSONALITY Jason Tennant Carri Huffaker MOST LIKELY TO BE REMEMBERED Ronnie Collins Sherry Schooler FRIENDLIEST Bill Smith Cheryl Buchanan 28 rJJ - ' Xgr « fe erJb ’TT-; ' « y a-vxcu y ♦ - L So £ oH . C% Xs cMf ‘ (CAP ■fi W-’ ®‘ r— 4 V“ “ ', lA u r . d ™,J o,vr p ML r 1 Y 0 Sky High” Jigsaw “Cruisin' Pablo Cruise Good Vibrations 'lass officers I to r: Pres. Joye Moorman, Sec. Susanne Farmer, ice-Pres. Doty Bates. Treas. Debbie Cox Juniors . . . Juniors CLASS FAVORITES Debbie Cox Curtis Biggs Juniors . . . Juniors Lisa Andrade Pam Bailey Doty Bates Lynn Beaty Curtis Biggs Sharon Boydston Kelly Bridges Johnna Brock Paul Camp Rodney Carter Bill Certain Beverly Cole Tim Cooper Venus Couch Barry Cox Debbie Cox Susan Delap Greg Dodds 31 Randy Biland Susanne Farmer Donna Gerths Myla Goldman Janet Gors Wanda Fleagele Rhonda Halloway Joey Huffaker Teresa Jaminson Bo Jones Karen Jones Lori Jones Perry Lamb Shane Lee Tina Loftin Lee Mclean Lorie Meyer Jeanne Meyers Joye Moorman Jerry Morgan Crystal Myers Randy Neal Barbara Pettigrew Ralph Prince Darrell Reeves Buster Reed Jackie Reed Phil Reed Doyle Reeves Danette Rogers 32 Jack Remington Tony Ryan Clay Smith Carol Snodgrass Steve Soules Mike Sullivan Pat Thompson Marivel Tounzcn Tim Trentham Shelly Wallace Tony Webb Daniel Wecse Mary Weese Karen West Sandra West Kim White Darren Wilhite Randal Willett Claudia Zollinger Richard Cameron Chris Cook Jay Justice Rhonda Martin Junior Play THE CAST Announcer -Loric Meyer George Henshaw—Barry Cox Marvin Henshaw Jimmy Morgan Gwen Henshaw Pat Thompson Melissa Baring Johnna Brock Erwin Morgan Greg Dodds Aunt Delilah Henshaw Joyc Moorman Harriet, the maid- Debbie Cox Uncle Robert Henshaw Jay Justice Priscilla Megen Doty Bates Hubert Anderson—David Schaefer lone Mogul Venus Couch Great Uncle Potiphas Henshaw Mike Sullivan Mrs. Celeste Ganzel—Susan Delap Merilee Ganzel—Myla Goldman Ansel Gainsford—Donnie Schaefer Miss Penelope Marmer- Susanne Farmer GIRLS FROM Shelly Wallace Karen Jones Kelly Bridges Marivel Tounzen Tina Loftin CAMP WAMPUM Lisa Andrade Beverly Cole Tammy Rothrock Rhonda Holloway 34 LASS OFFICERS: Shannon Lee—President; Joy Buchanan Vice-president; Shon Joe Dash Richard Dash Dennis Dodier Lisa Drummond Maureen Dunnin Jeff Dunn Mylena Evans Roger Goldman Karen Gregory Barbara Gors Joyce Morgan Darlene Moses Doyle Moses Ray Mulvaney Kim Newberry 1 JK Harold Williams Sara Winkler Jeff Winningham Norman Weems Kcri Yancey NOT PICTURED Clifford Brown Luke Howell Fred Villines Johnny Waldrop 37 Freshmen . Freshmen . . . Freshmen CLASS FAVORITES: Russell Pitts and Becky Tatuam CLASS OFFICERS: Troy Myers. Pres.; Emery Copeland. V P Russell Pitts, Sec.; Russell Thompson. Treas. Craig Battles Janice Baxter Sue Brion Angela Camden Jeff Carlton Paula Certain Rhonda Cochrai Louella Cook Randy Cooper Emery Copeland 38 Mike Holcroft Adrain Holt Tim Hoskins Alzina Johnson Belinda Johnson 39 Mary Lcgcfcld Linda Love joy Mike McCarver Linda McChristian Ken Mercer Troy Myers Tommy Pergeson Russell Pitts Joe Piazza Carry Price ITT Butch Reed Lee Ann Reed Shaunda Reed Tim Reed Shelia Sisemore Mike Smith Pat Smith Sherie Smith Dale Sudduth Becky Tataum Darrin Taylor Russell Thompson Larry Tounzen Mary Tounzen Tommy Villines Carol West Jimmy West Shannon West Laura Wilhite Kevin Wright NOT PICTURED Charolette Burkett Farron Carney Richard Evans Harl Jetton Gloria Johnson Jeff Murray Shannon Reed Duwayne Smith Eighth . . . Eighth . . . Eighth . . . Eighth CLASS FAVORITES: Vance Villines, Mary Jane Yeatts Dwayne Allen Cynthia Askew Samantha Bailey Donna Ballou Cathy Bedell Eugene Bernard Rachel Bidwell Karen Boen Shawn Brady Debbie Buchanan Lisa Camp Michelle Campbell onna Gae Cantrell Jason Carter Scott Certain CLASS OFFICERS: Treasurer Jeff Copeland. Vance Villines President, Vk President Brad Crudup. Dwain Rigsbee Secretary Robin Cheatham Ronnie Chouinard Jimmy Christian Kory Churchwell Randy Colston 42 43 CLASS FAVORITES CLASS OFFICERS Sarah Sondra Pitts Rothrock Mitchell Anderson Let Me Be The One Mitchell Anderson Jody Reed . . . Seventh . . . Seventh . . . Seventh . . . Jonathan Allen Mitchell Anderson Davy Asher Robin Ballou Judy Barnett Vicky Bidwcll Joann Bottoms Robert Birkes V jk Mickey Davis James Doyle Tony Eiland Cindy Elmore Charles England Tim Gordon Amy Grigg Lupe Hernandez Cathleen Hoffman David Holt Teresa Holt Robert Hulse Darrin Jetton Jerry Kaiser James Kramer Ulys Estes David Flannigan Tommy Gentry Jeffrey George Shauna Glenn 45 V. 1 9 - —. % Toni Swinford Ronnie Templeton Jamie Tharp Tim Watkins John White John Wilhite Steven Winningham Keith Wright Steve Zega Vance Reed Sally Lockhart Brenda Long Dana Lovejoy Emile Meyer Verna Moore Tonya Napier Kendall Newberry Sarah Pitts Chris Pyeatte Jody Reed Tracy Springer Phil Stickler Buckie Sullivan James Sullivan Kelly Sunderland Sally Reynolds Pamela Ross Sondra Rothrock Kim Ryan Randall Sisemore 46 School Board: Bob Munyon President; Tommy Reed; Bill Bush Jr.; Carol Swope Secretary; Roger Pitts Vice President. “Lead Me On” Schoolboard and Administration Mrs. Becky Struble. Secretary Mr. Abert Whiley. Superintendent Mrs. Mary Jane Biswell. Secretary to Superintendent 48 Principal—Mr. Jerry Moody; Secretary—Mrs. Paula Cox; and Vice Principal—Donald Watkins, are here to help us help ourselves. “We Are Family” Pointer Sisters High School Administration Mr. Moody has been our principal for two years. He has two main goals, to improve the curriculum of the school, and to graduate all the Seniors. Jerry Moody is a faithful spectator at all the Lincoln sports activities. In his spare time he also enjoys hunting and fishing. Mr. Moody graduated from the University of Arkansas, where he attained his Bachelors in English and his Masters in secondary Education. He then taught English for seven years at Greenforest. 49 Julie Evers Counselor Shirley Spears Library Assistant Ellen Ingram English Ruth Long Mathematics 50 Carolyn Farrell English DeAnn Bright Science Dale Keirn History Counselor William Mclver Spanish Vicki Garland Science Jessie Curtis Civics Cathy Stumbaugh Home-Ec. Mary Cummings Science 51 Katie Dyer English -X 1K vM £ Becky Turney English Emmit Biswell Agri Mary Erana Daughert) Sports. P.E Larry Standi Sports. Heal Donnie Smith Sports. Drivers Ed. Frank Dalmut Sports. Fiealth Science, A Way of Life? In the lab or in the classroom, with a or dissecting kit, students found science interesting and involving. They realized that a study of sciences can benefit all. not only the future chemist, doctor, or physicist. Dissecting a rat, a somewhat eerie experience, led to a better understanding of our own organisms. The science department, in seeking to broaden a students’ outlook on life through know- ledge, gave them an understanding about our complex world. This required courses consist of. General and Physical Science, Biology, Advanced Biology, and Chemistry. Dissecting an Earthworm? Uck 53 Home Economics and Agriculture Preparing us for our Futures Where Do I Go From Here?” Barry Manilow “U s so Easy” Linda Ronstadt Homc-Ec. can really help prepare you for your future. Fa Finance and clothing are two of the courses offered. In these two can learn to be a good consumer, and study textiles and do it sewing. Homc-Ec. I covers all areas. In adult living you would over the problems of being an adult. This year they went thro a mock marriage ceremony Another course offered is foods, in you would study nutrition and prepare food. The two other cl� were; housing, where you study architecture style and interiors t you would also make decorative things for the home The last a was Child Development In this class you study the dcvclopme children, and this year the class worked with the kindergarten The First Cut is the Deepest (Rod Stewart) Agriculture in this part of the country is a very important field In our Agri department the classes offered this year were the shof classes; Shop Safety, shop, and Advanced shop. Other classes were Exploratory agri. where the class studies the FFA parliment and sometimes does some judging; Soil, where they study the differed fertilizers and plant parts; Sketching, basic drawing and building layouts. In Structures, they built a scale model house and worked in the shop. Last is Animal Science. In Animal Science they basically study beef cattle. 54 Harmonizing can be a very exciting way of life. The Lincoln students have found these classes quite amusing. Music Department SENIOR HIGH CHORUS Linda Moses. Shelly Couch. Shannon Reed, Carol West. Bill Smith. Shon Samples. Scot Schaefer. Pam Bailey. Pat Smith. Ray Davis. Middle Row—R bond ra Cochran. Chris Kattien. Sandra Drummond. Susie Struble. Linda Lovejoy. Laura Wilhite. Mary Lang field. Paula Certain. Patsi McAdams, Bottom Row— Joyce Morgan. Holly Lamb, Tersaa Copeland, Tina Rock. Bambi Easter. Cheryl West. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS: Top I. to r. Debbie Ford, Latonna Fowler. Denise Pack, Ronald Cheatham. Darin West, Billy Creeks, Tim Soules. Row 2—Sharon West. Teresa Piazza. Sherrie Kidd. Rena Gibbs. Vicki Bidwell. Karen Boen, Charlie Huckaby. James Sullivan. Tim Sullivan. Row 3—Michelle Thompson. Chris Royster. Carry Reese, Cynthia Askew. Vance Reed, James Doyle. Mike White. Kory Churchwell. Darren Smith. Row 4—Lupe Hernandez, Tonya Napier. Cindy Elmore. Robin Ballou. Kathy Dobbs, Dana Lovejoy, Barbara Shreve, Kim Huffaker, Amy Griggs. Bucki Sullivan. 55 Individual A ccom plishmen ts Is what the Art class is about. 7h, Art class is popular among the studen: at Lincoln. The class studies famoui artists and many different types of an The students have a chance to try om their own skills at art. They have dont various things this year such as: ma k masks, studied the elements and principals of design, color as light and as paint, and decorated the hallways a: Thanksgiving. The art class this yeai plans to help out with the Literan Publication by submitting drawings Art entails classroom work as well as craft work. Business as a Career Among the hundreds of careers which are open to young people today, the field of business presents the widest scope of opportunities. The business courses offered at Lincoln High School include Typing I, Business Machines, Business Law, Shorthand and Accounting. Typing skill is very helpful to students in personal use and in job training. Business machines and Law are classes that come in very handy for the career minded students. The Shorthand course offers future secretaries the chance to test their skills at dictation. Accounting is a course that is very helpful to everyone whether or not they plan to branch out into the business field. Through these classes, the business leaders of tomorrow are being trained. Taking Care of Business Bachman Turner Overdrive 56 The Language Arts Program at Lincoln High includes: Seventh, Eighth, grade students taught by Mrs. Dyer. Their class spent two-thirds of their time on grammar and the other one-third on literature. The Ninth grade led fearlessly by Mrs. Ingram is faithfully studying common grammar, Capitalization and punctuation. They also started Greek Mythology. All the while, the Sophomore class was earnestly studying grammar and diagraming sentences. The second semester they did a poetry notebook and got into some short stories and drama. Their legendary leader? Who else, but Mrs. Farrell. Last but not least, there is Mrs. Turney and her Junior and Senior English. This year they did a research paper and the second semester they studied Medieval Literature. Frank Kattien, Tracy Irwin, and Scott Schaefer diagramming sentences. Genin' Into Grammar Lovin' the Literature 57 Jive Talkin’ Bee Gees We at Lincoln are proud of our Social Studies department. There are several different Social Studies courses offered at Lincoln. The two required are Civics and U.S. History. Mrs. McClelland teaches World Geography and seventh and eighth grade Social Studies. Mrs. Curtis teaches Government, eighth grade Social Studies and Civics. Mr. Keirn teaches American His- tory, eighth grade Social Studies and Counseling. These courses provide information about our country and our world. Students gain a better perspective of government and world affairs from these classes. Hooked On A Feeling” Social Studies Broaden Student Outlook Devil Went Down to Georgia Civics can be a demanding class 58 Physical Education This year’s Physical Education class had a lot of fun. They did everything from playing speedball to tumbling. Coach Standifer and Coach Daughtery said that the students didn’t just learn the fundamentals of each game, but they learned good sportsmanship, which is the most important part. Special Education “Lay Down Sally Eric Clapton The Special Education Department is a very valuable part of Lincoln High School. If a student has problems in a class, or really just doesn’t understand, Mrs. Frost is always more than happy to help. Mrs. Frost teaches the students how to cope with problems they will face in the outside world. 59 “Come out of Hiding Sidney Charles Band 1979 Football Homecoming Carri Huffakcr was crowned Homecom- ,ng Queen September 8, 1979. Her escorts crc Jimmy Huffakcr. who played quarterback, and nose guard Chris Cook (not pictured.) Queen Carri Huffaker with escorts Jimmy Huf- faker and Chris Cook. Senior maid Kathy Lemons was escorted by Darren Holcroft, Nc. 34. and Ronnie Collins. No. 24 (not pictured.) Senior maid Dana Smith was escorted by Randy Ryan, No. 33, and Shane Lee. No. 25. Senior maid Missy Miller was escorted by Charlie Delap. No. 77. and Kent West, No. 88. 61 i . Senior High Football . . . Senior High Football . . . Senior High Siloam Springs 18 Lincoln 6 Elkins 26 Lincoln 14 Marshall 6 Lincoln 14 Berryville 18 Lincoln 6 Gravette 20 Lincoln 28 Harrison 45 Lincoln 0 West Fork 20 Lincoln 14 Huntsville 30 Lincoln 0 Green Forest 14 Lincoln 7 Prairie Grove 24 Lincoln 9 Top I. to r. Coach Dalmut, Coach Standifer, Steve Trentham, Randy Neal. Eric Meyer. Frank Kattein, Charlie Delap. Barry Cox. Randy Ryan, Buster Reed. Pete Reeves. Coach Smith Middle. Steve Lee, Randall Willett. Darren Holcroft. Kent West. Keith Cox, Jimmy Huffaker. Danny Vann. Doug Reed. Rocky Howe. Ronnie Collins. Perry Lamb. Bottom: Robbie Bottoms, Bill Certain, Greg Dodds. Doyle Reeves. Tommy Cheatham. Steve Reeves. Bobby Stephenson, Shannon Lee. Jimmy Crooks. Shannon Burks. Runnin On Empty . . . Senior High Football . . . Senior High Football . . . Senior HCLVES Greg Lamb Flanker Defensive Back Kent West Tight End Doug Reed Flanker Defensive Back Charlie Dclap Tackle Line Baker Chris Cook Tackle Nose Guard Jimmy Crooks Flanker Defensive Back Randy Ryan Tight End Defensive End Mark Chouinard Defensive Tackle Special Teams Darren Holcroft Flanker Line Backer Danny Vann Tackle Nose Guard Steve Trentham Tight End Ronnie Collins Tail Back Rocky Howe Split End Shannon Burks Split End Pete Reeves Tackle Defensive Tackle Robbie Bottoms Guard Line Backer Wally Andrade Flanker Defensive Back Steve Reeves Center Guard 66 Jack Remington Tight End Keith Cox Quarterback Defensive Back Darren Wilhite Flanker Defensive Back Tommy Cheatham Full Back Randall Willett Tight End Defensive End Doyle Reeves Guard Nose Guard Randy Neal Tackle Defensive Tackle Greg Dodds Tight End Line Backer 67 Shane Lee Buster Reed Tail Back Center Defensive Back Barry Cox Tackle Defensive Lnd Coach Dalmut Coach Standifer Coach Smith Bill Certain Manager 68 Junior High Football . . . Junior High Football . . . Junior High i - IF. 'If JW L l ' l o From left to right: S. Certain, K Wright, T. Reed. R Morphis, D. Allen. G. McAlpine, S. Hathcock, B. Reed. R Thompson. D. Taylor: Row 2 P Lamb, J, Lee. N. Jones, D, Rigsbe. R. Davis. R. Pitts, T. Meyers, J. Murray, D. Frye. E. Copeland, V Villincs, J. Copeland: Row 3- R Coleston, W. Lemming, P Martin, C. Martin, C. Battles. L. Tou en, J. Davis, B. Crooks, D. Curtis, C. Price. B. Crudup. Coach Frank Dalmut, Coach Larry Standifer, Coach Donnie Smith Lincoln 14 0 0 12 14 16 20 28 Win Lost Record 5 3 Opponent Westville Huntsville West Fork Green Forest Gentry Gravette Prairie Grove Berryville Emily Meyer; Escort Jeff Murray Rhonda Cochran; Escorts Larry Tounsen; Sam Hathcock Samantha Bailey; Escort Emery Copeland Sarah Pitts; Samantha Bailey; Rhonda Cochran; Paula Certain; LeaAnn Reed. Robin Cheat hit Emily Meyer X Junior High Homecoming Paula Certain Junior high homecoming was October 18. Miss Paula Certain was crowned as the 1979-80 Jr. High Homecoming Queen. As Paula and her court watched, the Wolves beat the Prairie Grove Tigers 20-6. The Jr. High Wolves finished the season with a 5-3 record CONGRATUALTIONS! Robin Cheatham escort Darrin Curtis LcaAnn Reed Escorts Dale Frye and Russell Pitts Sarah Pitts Escort Tim Reed From left to right: J. Crammer. B. Calice, B. Davis. T. Crissy, R. Sisemore. J. Geroge. T. Eiland. M. Davis: Row 2 J. Allen. K. Cox. . Davis. B. Hulse. R Templton, D. Asher. T. Gordon. K. Wright, P. Stickler; Row 3—Coach Larry Standifer, S. Certain. K. Sudduth. J. Clu.i J. Kaiser. J. Wilhite. K. Newberry. R Birks. M. Anderson. S. Stevzega . . . 7th Grade Football ... 7th Grade Football ... 7th Grac Win—Lost Record 2—4 Lincoln Opponent 6 Huntsville 14 12 West Fork 0 22 Gravette Green Forest Prairie Grove Berryville 8 The 7th grade team got off to a fair start in the II season. Huntsville won a defensive struggle by a n of 14-6. Then the 7th grade Wolves beat West f 12-0. Their second win came at Gravette a 22-8 ga their best outing of the year. They worked hard all) and improved for each game. Even though they won 2 games, they will help the junior high team I year. Coach Standifer 72 Doug Williams; Mgr.. Charlie Delap, Jason Tennant. Lee McLean. Jeff Dunn. Frank Katten, Coach Donnie Smith. 2nd Row: Shon Samples. Darren Rogers. Donnie Schaefer. David Schaefer. Tim Cooper, Keith Cox, Sitting: Tim Trenlham, Steve Reeves, Bill Smith, Mike Pinkerton, Lynn Thomas. Shannon Burks. Senior Boys Basketball The Senior Boys started the season with only three returning lettermen and while this gave the team a good nucleus to start from, the remainder of the players counted on to fill starting roles were almost all sophomores. Also the team faced the toughest schedule ever with 5 non-conference games against AAA and AAAA schools. With two games remaining, the team has responded far better than many had hoped with a 17-8 over-all record. At this time the boys are in third place in District 1-AA West despite being picked in sixth before the season started. The boys finished second in both the Bi-County Tournament and the Northwest Arkansas Classic. In the five games against higher classification teams, the boys won four, defeating Bentonville and Siloam Springs once each and beating class AAAA Rogers twice. Jason Tennant and Lee McLean were named all-tournament at the Bi-County Tournament and Tennant and Charlie Delap were named all-tournament at the Northwest Arkansas Classic. Tennant also set a school scoring record pouring in 47 points against Westville, Oklahoma. Something to Brag About Willie Nelson and Mary Kay Place 73 Charlie Delap Bill Smith Jason Tennant This season's Basketball Homecoming was January 4. Senior Sandra Owen was elected queen by the student body. She was escorted by Jeff Dunn and crowned by former queen Sherry Reed. Team captains Jason Ten- nant and Charlie Delap presented Sandra with roses and kisses. With the Queen, her maids and the fans cheering them on, the teams won the homecoming games against Westville. The victories were celebrated at the Homecoming Dance following the game. 77 Junior maid Myla Goldman Escorted by Keith Cox. Junior and Sophomore Maids Junior maid Wanda Hoegle Escorted by Darren Rogers. Sophomore maid Laura Bly Escorted by Shannon Burks. Sophomore maid Keri Yancey Escorted by Lynn Thomas. Junior maid Janet Gors Escorted by Lee McLean. 78 The 1980 Homecoming Court 79 From Left to Right: S. Schooler. K. Lemons. L. McKclvy. J. Buchanan. M. Evans. Row 2—J. Gore, S. Delap. L. Bly. K. Newberry. C. Zollmgr Row 3—J. Meyers, L. Meyer, V. Couch, J. Moorman, Coach Donnie Smith Senior Girls Basketball Kathy Lemons Linda McKclvy Guard Guard Sherry Schooler Guard Venus Couch Center Susan Delap Forward Senior Girls Basketball . . . Senior Girls Basketball . . . Senior Janet Gors Guard Joye Moorman Center Lori Meyer Forward Claudia Zollinger Forward Joy Buchanan Guard Laura Bly Guard Senior Girls Basketball . . . Senior Girls Basketball . . . Senior Mylena Evans Guard Kim Newberry Forward At this point in the season the Sr. Girls still have a chance to tie for the Dist. 1-AA Championship. The girls are in second with a 7-3 record while Green Forest and West Fork are 8-2 with two games remaining. The girls have an overall record of 19-5 and have a good chance to break the school record of 20 wins in a season. The girls have completely dominated both tournaments they entered this year in winning the championship of both the Bi-County and Northwest Arkansas Classic. The closest game the girls had in either tournament was a 37-22 win over West Fork in the finals of the Bi-County Tournament. The girls defeated Farmington 61-14 in the finals of the Northwest Arkansas Classic. Lorie Meyer was named Most Valuable Player at the Bi-County Tournament while Joye Moorman and Janet Gors were selected All-Tournament. Moorman was named Most Valuable Player at the Northwest Arkansas Classic while Meyer and Venus Couch were named All-Tournament. Junior Boys Basketball . . . Junior Boys Basketball . . . Junior Back row from left to right: Ray Davis, Vance Villines, Troy Myers, Willie Leming, Larry Tounzen, Coach Standifer. Middle row from Id to right: Brad Crudup, Tim Reed, Russell Morphis, Russell Thompson, Russell Pitts, Emery Copeland. Front row from left to right Jascr Carter. Tommy Pergeson, Jimmy Christian. Darren Taylor, Kevin Wright. LINCOLN 25 25 23 42 48 17 24 44 35 26 26 22 38 13 29 Gravette West Fork Farmington St. Paul Kingston West Fork Huntsville Greenland Westville Prairie Grove Gravette Farmington Greenland Prairie Grove Westville 84 OP. 14 23 34 34 28 21 37 28 30 46 20 42 31 32 35 “Basketball Jones Chccch and Chong “Jump, Shout. Boogie Don’t Bring Me Down Junior High Boy's Basketball Action The Closer I Get to You ’ •Rise” Herb Alpert “Why Can’t We Be Friends” “Where Have All the Flowers Gone” Peter Scger Junior High Girl's Basketball Action 86 . . Junior (uris Basketball . . . Junior Girls Basketball . . . LINCOLN OP. 30 Gravette 21 10 West Fork 34 32 Farmington 31 26 St. Paul 19 35 Kingston 39 27 Huntsville 40 21 Greenland 12 36 Westville 18 26 Prairie Grove 23 35 Gravette 16 29 Prairie Grove 9 33 Farmington 20 33 Farmington 28 Back row from left to right: Mrs. Daughlery. Judy James. Lonna Gay Cantrell. Raylene Hall. Mary Jane Yeats. Debbie Buchanan. Coach Smith. Middle row from left to right: Lisa Camp, Lean Reed. Belinda Johnson, Kim Melton, Cathy Snodgrass. Front row from left to right: Whitney Davis. Sarah Pitts. Shela Sisemore. Karen Griscom. Charla Washington. Jr. Cheerleaders ... Jr. Cheerleaders ... Jr. Cheerleaders Whitney Davis, Sarah Pitts, Kim Huffaker. Paula Certain. Susan Brian, Debbie Buchanan. Sandra Rothrock Top to Bottom Karen West Captain Cheryl Buchanan Teresa Jamison Pat Thompson £r Cheerleaders ... Sr. Cheerleaders ... Sr. Cheerleaders Kcri Yancey Mascot Top to Bottom Shelly Wallace Co-Captain Tina Rock Lisa Andrade Tami Hall Have you ever wanted to feel that you as an individual accomplished something? Band helps students in that aspect of life. The students not only work together in competition, but also in solos. Our Band has traveled all over this part of the SAXOPHONE TOP: S. Pinkerton; W. West; BOTTOM: A. Pettigrew; J. James; B. Davis; K. Melton country competing and winning! The Annual would like to give our congratulations to the Band and Mr. Pittman for their outstanding performance on the field, in the stands, at parade and at concert. CONGRATULATIONS BAND!!!! PERCUSSION J. Swafford; P. Stickler; D. Frye; D. Bottoms: J. George; D. Lovejoy. R Hall CLARINET FLUTES Concert Band Top: S. Reynolds; K. Campbell; S. Bailey; S. Farmer. Bottom: S. Sizemore; B. Tatum; M. Yeats Top: B Gors; C. Griscom; J. Baxter; C. Snodgrass; Middle: T. Estes; R. Cheatham; S. Brion; D. Buchanan; Bottom P McAdams; C. Smith; A. Jordon; B Cole TROMBONE BASS WOODWIND Top: T. Myers; R. Pitts; D. Cunis; Bottom: R. Thompson; T. Gentry; R T Ryan; J. Moorcman; A. Hayes; C. King Ebson. BASS HORN Top: T. Ryan; T. Ryan; S. Sizemore Bottom: J Copeland; M. Smith; J. Dunn; C. Ryan CORONET Top: J. Cluck; L. Cantrell; F. Villnc Middle: R. Howe; L. Smith; M Mil M McCarvcr; Bottom: S. Certian; H. Reed; T. Lackey; J. Martin Missy 92 Miller Jeff Dunn Patsy McAdams Band Royalty Left: Jeff Dunn Joye Mooreman Right: Rocky Howe Cathy Smith Band Royalty Left: John George Suzanne Farmer Right: Freddie Villincs Patsy McAdams Band Queen Leon Smith Left: Steve Pinkerton April Jordon Right: Tony Ryan Sarah Winkler Missy Miller 93 FLAG TEAM Back Row: S. Bailey; R Cheats am; L. Cantrell; J. James. From Row: K. Melton; L. Camp; S. Pnti C. Griscom. RIFLE TEAM Left to Right: S. Sizemore: Sizemore; J. Moorman; B, Gors TOP 20 HITS OF FEBRUARY 1. I Wanna be Your Lover 2. American Dream 3. Daydream Believer 4. Romeo’s Tune 5. De Ja Vu 6. Escape 7. On the Radio 8. Desire 9. Don’t De Me Like That 10. Longer 11. This Is It 12. The Long Run 13. Yes I’m Ready 14. Sarah 15. Cruisin’ 16. Crazy Little Thing Called Love 17. Coward of The County 18. Do That To Me One More Time 19. Rock With You 20. Don’t Let Go Beta Club Bottom row from left to right: Janice Snot, Marla Thomas. Penny Parkins, Rhfl Martin, Mrs. Evers 2nd Row left to n£ Ralph Tabor. Debbie Cox, Greg Caotid Yvonne Pcndcrgraft, Missy Miller, Mylm Evans. Joy Buchanan. Kim Newberry 9 Row left to right: Joy Moorman. Sam Delap, Kelly Bridges, Sonya Lacky. Dux Schaeffer 4th Row left to right: Keith C Harold Blue, Steve Souls. Loric Marivcl Tounzen, Lynn Thomas. Perry Top: Steve Reeves Student Council Sitting: Linda McKclvy. David Schaeffer. Donnie Schaeffer. Susan Dclap. Back 1 atm Wilhite, Gary McAlpin. Rachel Bid well, Rho Cochran. Greg Cantrell. Shon Samples. Lorie Meyer, Debbie Cox, Cheryl Buchanan. Kim Huffakes. Bclkly Davis Front: Danny Vann. Eddie Dobbs. April Jordan. Tracey Irwin. Tammy Rothrock. Back Fire Nla rshals Curtis BiggSf Ta,ph Tabor, Pcrry Lamb’Susic Wcsl O wr 3 _ -a t 1 C f Q f p Cheryl Buchanan. Danny Vann, Kent West, David Rogers. LJ Oy S OC W 111 i3 O t Cl L C Clark xh.csse. Steve Pinkerton. Back Left to Right. Emmit Biswell, Carry Price, Butch Reed, Leon Smith, Steve Pinkerton, Lynn Beaty. Randy White, Johnny Waldrop. Carlton. Mike McCarver, Adrian Holt, Tim Reed. Middle: Jeff Winningham. Darren Taylor, Lee Jones. Mel Reed. Tommy Chcatem. V ; Lemmings, Randy Cooper, Jimmy West, Shannon West. Nick Jones. Front: David Rich, Danny Van, Ralph Tabor. Mike Sullivan. Greg Cantrc Jon Martin. Back Left to Right Glenda Cheatham. Linda McCristian, Tami Lackey, Bobbette Barnett. Whitney Davis, Valeric Preach, Cheryl Buchanan. Julia Dunnagan. Marla Thomas, Jennifer Sanders, Cheryl West, Penny Parkins, Becky Cole. Mrs. Stumbaugh. Front: Theresa Stcrnburg, Sonja Lackey. Louis Boydston. Sec.. Alzina Johnson, Donna Holt, Karin Gregory, Miss Miller. Pres.. Linda Moses, 1st Vice Pres.. Rhonda White, 2nd Vice-Pres., Darlene Moses, 3rd Vicc-Pres. The Lincoln Future Farmers of America chapter elected Cheryl guchanan to be the 1979-80 Sweetheart. Cheryl joined FHA her freshman lCar and has been an active member for four years. She served as Historian her sophomore year and as Treasurer her junior year. By iccumulation of points, she earned the honor of going to the state invention at Little Rock her 9th and 10th grade years. Cheryl thinks tfee initiation of new members is one of the funniest activities, but says toe didn’t much enjoy her own. Cheryl has also been a cheerleader for five years and likes sports. She ns a delegate to Girl's State and is on the Student Council. Cheryl says she enjoys cooking and hopes to put the homemaking skills jhe’s learned in Home Ec. to use someday. FFA Sweetheart FHA Bea u The 1979-80 Future Homemakers of America Beau is Steve Pinkerton. He is an 18 year old senior known for being courteous and friendly. The Beau is chosen by the FHA girls. He must be a senior and a •nember of FFA. Steve has been a member of FFA for four years. During this time he has been a member of 2 FFA judging teams: the forestry '•cam in his 10th and 12th grade years, and the land judging team his freshman year. Steve says one of his reasons for participating in FFA “ “You get to go places, meet people and do things. Steve has taken several agri courses. He likes to work in the shop, and especially enjoys carpentry and woodworking. Steve also hunts and fishes. 99 Front: Raylene Hall. Emile Meyer, Vicki Bidwell, Rachael Bidwell. Middle: Miss Ingram—Sponsor, Kim Campbell, Steve Zega, David Rich, Goy Jones, Scott Schaefer, Mrs. | 1 Ingram—sponsor. Mm lampoeii, Mevc z.cga. uavia Kicn, ooy jo Drama cluo Dyer Sponsor. Back: Shannon Lee, Clark Thiesse, Jonathan Allen FBLA Kneeling: Tami Hall, Louise Boydston, Front: Jennifer Sanders, Sonya Lackey, Marivcl Tounzen, Kelly Bridges Back: Ralph Prince, David Schaefer, Janice Smith. 100 Art Club Back: Neil West, Johnny Reed, Shannon Lee, June Lawrence, Tina Rock. Barbara Shrevc, Shonna Glenn, Rachel Bidwell. Ms. Kennedy; Bottom: Steve Lowe. David Lowe. David Holt, Goy Jones. Tracy Springer. Teresa Holt, Vicky Bidwell, Jamie Tharp. Spanish Club Back: Goy Jones. Tina Rock. Shannon Lee, Chyrie Rose, Ronda Cochran, Scott Schaefer. Laura Wilhite. Pam Bailey Bottom: Shonna Glenn. Becky Cole. Rachel Bidwell. Darlene Moses, Holly Lamb. Mr. Mclvcr. Club Left to Right: Jimmy Christian. Jonathan Allen, Steve Lowe. Rick Wynne. Darlene Moses, Becky Cole, Barbara Pettigrew. Donna Holt, Scott Schaefer, Kris Kattcin. Wayne West, Glenda Cheatham 101 Extra! Extra! New Kind of Newspaper Comes to Lincoln From left to right Rhonda Holloway. Karen Jones. Kelly Bridges. Cheryl Buchanan. Tim Trentham. Marivel Touzcn Teresa Jamison. Doty Bates. Rodney Carter. Math Club Vickie Bidwell Jamie Tharp Kory Churchwell Brenda Long Charles England David Flanagan David Holt Raylene Hall Steve Lowe Ronald Cheatham Carl Martin Rachel Bidwell Tracy Lester Teresa Holt 102 nineteen r Grade School Administration Dr. Vafakos, Principal Mrs. Dorthy Thomas is the secretary to the principal. She was born in Lubbock, Texas. Mrs. Thomas is married to Marvin Thomas. They have 4 children— Gary, Patricia, Marla, a senior this year, and Lynn, who is a sophomore. Mrs. Thomas has been the Secretary for 5 years. Her hobbies are reading and sewing. 104 Dr. Vafakos was born in Strickler, Arkansas. He been our elementary principal for 2 years. His � ; Virginia, teaches the first grade. His daughter, The in the 7th grade. He attended the U of A, NE State and received an LL from Tennessee Christian College. He also has a dep from NY State College. He majored in Agriculture Liberal Arts. Dr. Vafakos said that he felt his greatest responsibj was to set up a curriculum that would educate the studa to their fullest abilities. There have been several new improvements in 1 elementary school. One of which has been the fixing the old gym. and the new TMR Building. Dr. Vafakos has been in the Arkansas School systs for 20 years. He taught 7-12 Science and Social Stud in Farmington and Prairie Grove. He was also the School principal and later the Superintendent Greenland, before he came to Lincoln. His hobbies are fishing and hunting. Mrs. Dorthy Thomas Secretary Swingtown” Steve Miller Band “Me and Julio Down By the Schoolyard Paul Simon Playground in my Mind” Slip Slidin Away' Paul Simon Games of Magic' Bread SIXTH . . . SIXTH . . . SIXTH . . . SIXTh Rhonda Bailey Robert Ballou Caren Battles Timmy Bellamy Emmanuel Bernard Hencry Birkes Dab Bottoms Chris Bradley Chris Brock LaDonna Cantrell Pat Cosby Joe Cos per Lisa Cox Robert Cummings Shawn Curtis Danny Drummond John Dayberry Stephonie Elmore Becky Galloway Janet George Detta Glenn Greg Goldman Vernon Gallick Charlie Goodrich SIXTH . Kenny Hammer Guy Heithaus Michelle Holloway Lillian Hopkins Loyd Hopkins David Howell Stephcnie Hulse Keith James Larry Johnson DeDe Jones Henry Jones Matt Jones Cheryl Jordon Jerry Kahl Kristal Kattein Kim Kidd Sandra Loftin Teresa Marion Myla Marks Shelly Melton Rodney Martin Dickie McCarver James Mendenhall Stacy Molner Paul Moorman Becky Powers Robert Pratt Jana Pyeatte Carla Ramsey Michael Reed Kelly Reeves Tim Rich Amos Riddels Joe Rigsbee Mark Rymel Carla Shannon . . SIXTH . . . SIXTH . . . SIXTH Sherri Wilburn ( hristic Wilhite Phil William Jon Winkler Regina Zollinger Marilou Shreve Sharon Sisemorc Karen Smith Tommy Smith Kendall Stephenson Teresa Stewart John Sullivan Bill Tasb Dale Veal Donald Waldrop Rodney Ward Billy West The sixth grade work all year long tog prepared for their journey through Junk High School. We would like to wish lh year's sixth grade a lot of luck. Mrs. Rhonda Ford Ms. Ouida Owens FIFTH . . . FIFTH . . . . . . Rodney Abishier Tonia Acker Matt Andrews Tony Asher Gina Baker Heather Bates Patty Bottoms John Boydston Helen Brown Theresa Capone Tim Carte Lisa Certain Dean Cheatham Kelly Conner Frankie Cook Stacy Cook Allen Couch Grasha Cox Lee Dobbs Lesley Elmores Ray Emerson Kenneth Kattein Robert Keen Leslie Kidd 109 Calvin Kramer Sherrod Kyle Anthony Hines Brenda Leming Todd Little Lonnie Luna Tom Huhcs John La Chapcllc Diana Mattler Dallas McCellan Bcnji Merryman De Anne Meyer Rhonda Morph s Stumblin'ln Tracy Muisc Mike Munyon Jeff Myers Deborah Oylcs David Pettigrew Alicia Pitts Michel Roach Anthony Parnell Mike Pershall Allen Powers Randy Ramsdell 110 Robbie Reed Doug Reeves Danny Rigsbee Candy Roberts Kathy Roberts Angela Rogers “Grease” Frankie Valley Donita Shrum Angie Steb Lisa Sullivan Steven Swain Jim West Angela White Henry Williams Missy Williams Laura Yancey Debbie Winsted in Julie Abshier Andy Allen Clark Bailey Lynne Barker Gerald Bedell Scotty Bellamy Sammy Biswell Kathy Barenberg Anthony Cameron Kim Collins Liz Cook Mike Cosby FOURTH . . . FOURTH . . . FOURTH . . Janie Cosper Angila Cruikshank Kay Dash Delana Davis Joan Davis Kiah Dobbs J t Crystal Donnagan Chevonne Emerson Kenny Farmer Ricky Fritch Kim Frye Rodney Fuhrer Jeannie George Tina Green Curtis Griscom Ricky Harrington Mark Hattenhaver Bonnie Jean Hoffman Scott Holcomb Gregg Holiday Sheila Holt Steven Holt Gary Hulse Jaylenc Jetton 112 Mrs. Ruth Andrews Mrs. Beverly Crudup Mrs. Pam Watson FOURTH . . . FOURTH . . . FOURTH . . . Jimene Jetton Angila Keen Chris Kincaid Lester Lachapelle Ledonna Lcming Regina Lloyd Bobby Lovejoy Redonna Martin Paula Matthews Dena Mattler Tommie McGaughy Willie McQueen Sandra Mercer Lisa Miller Buddy Mitchell Jeff Molnar Judy Moore Steve Moore Daniel Morris Terri Muise Tom Mulvaney Kalvin Newberry Steve Pettigrew Bobby Phillips 113 This year the fourth grade was very active with c learning activities. The teachers, Mrs. Andrews. Crudup, and Mrs. Watson, provided their students � such interesting items as films, music, and plays Regina Phillips Cheryl Pratt Heath Reed Tonya Roach Sean Roper Dcwayne Rose Danny Sapper Donna Sapper Michael Seward Delbert Shreve John Smith Jeannie Spears Andrea Stolz Pat Sullivan Larry Swafford Walter Templeton Angel Tharp Pat Thurman Tawana Walton Lucinda Watkins Cecilia Weaver Jonathan Wells Terry Wilhite Greg Williams 114 Mrs. Jacque Allen Mrs. Bobby Jean Soules Mrs. Martha Thomas THIRD . . . THIRD THIRD . . . THIRD . Mandy Abernathy Jason Abshier Tammie Anderson Robert Barenbcrg Lance Barker Cherylc Birkes Deon Birkes James Bonds Dennis Bottoms Brandon Bradley Bobbi Jo Brown Traci Brown David Bush Lloyd Campbell Susan Capone Glen Carte Bobby Chidester Lee Collins Becki Cox Thomas Daybcrry Gwen Elmore Deanna Finnical Shawn Foley Wanda Garrxxi Cindy Guess Debbie Hale Scott Havens Sharon Hite Tom Hudgens Jody Huffaker Ray Huffaker Doug Hutchins Donna James Shannon James Meredith Kahl Nina Kolbe Monty Kyle Kristie Lester Donna Lillard John Linde Jody Lowe Shelly Luna Marcus McQueen Judy Marion Rusty Martin Christy Mendenhall Stacy Meyer Kathy Molner Jeanne Moore Luvena Moore Rodney Moore Jason Moorman Deanna Morris Joey Munyon Colin Olson Elizabeth Olszewski Mike Ornsby Charlie Park Tina Parnell Scotty Pershall Gerald Phillips Rodney Provence Michael Rains Scott Ramsey Freda Reed Roger Ross Ray Ruland Doug Rymal Shamsey Saifi Tanya Samplcy Andy Shrevc Jami Shrum Alan Sidebottom Thomas Skelton Tammy Smith Carla Spencer Bill Stewart Marty Stickler Luke Sullivan Timmy Taylor Justin Tennant Ricky Veal Amber Ward Dennis Ward Matt Watson Billy West Whitney West 117 Mrs. Terri Nichols not Poured) ____ Ms. Susan Pridemore Ms Paula Wist . . . 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Derek Abshier Rebecca Biswell Tracey Biswell Charles Bradshaw Maxwell Brion Melissa Bush Danny Cameron Teresa Canada Brian Carlton Denise Carter DcWayne Cheatham Karen Cheatham Randall Cochran Tammy Cochran Sandy Colston Tina Copeland Joyce Cospcr Kevin Cox Roxane Cox Jeffery Crowder 118 Kim Cunningham Brent Dubar Teresa Farris Angela Fuhrcr Shaan Glenn Ryan Goldman Chubba Goodrich Teresa Gullick Coby Hall Donnie Hernandez Joel Hite JoAnna Hodges Shawn Holloway Angela Howell Jimmy Huber Jason Hunt Jody Hunt Benjamin Johnson Shannon Kisner Dallas Lester Matt Longwith Sheila Lowe Eddiw Madewell Brian McChristian Shawn McClellan Rebecca McGee Scott Meyer Leon Miller Josh Moore Jennifer Jones Troy Moore Stephen Phillips Danny Piazza Michelle Pinkerton Jason Reed Matt Reed Delbert Riddles Dani Rothrock Joe Rutherjord Jeff Samplcy Raylene Sampley Neil Sawyer Steve Shannon Charles Skelton Amy Stephenson Jacob Sullivan Steven Sullivan Brian Swafford Martin Swope Mitzi Tittle Timmy Truman Tammy Villines Virginia Workman Kelley Wright Mrs. Linda Carte Mrs. Virginai Vafakos Mrs. JoAnn Wright FIRST . Tamara Abshier Bridget Allee Amy Allen Susan Anderson Mendy Bailey David Ballou Tiffany Bell Blake Biswell Jennifer Bonds Louis Burkwhat Shea Bush Bradly Canada Bobby Choate David Collins Sherry Chapman Mitsy Cooper Jeannie Crouse Nova Davidson Susan Drummond Rebbeca Farris . . FIRST . . . FIRST . . . FIRST 121 Amy Garriot Susan Garriot Harold Gilbreath Linda Graham Shane Green Christiana Heithaus Darrel Hignite Owen Hines Travis Hite Angela Hodge Keith Hodges Scotty Hudson Earl Hughes Nichole Jetton Chcrice Johnson Billy Lemming Darrel Love joy Amy Loubridge Jcrold Love joy Matt McGee Todd Messer Mike John Miller Mathew Molnar Jerry Muisc Donald Neal Kelly Penncl Donnell Pergesson Ocic Perry Christy Pershall Rosscla Phillips Tommy Phillips Shawnia Provence Stacy Rains Valeric Reed Jennifer Risley Eddie Rose Jerry Roach Jerry Ryncarson Christina Sams Candra Shannon Scott Shrcve Sean Seward Jenny Smith Chris Samply Jason Springer David Swain Patrick Swope Heather Mitchell Kris Valenzuela Ronnie Waldrop Shane Walkingstick Peggy Ward Sandra Ward Nathan West Missy Weston Kandi Wilhite Jackie Winkler Lonnie Winkler Rodney Winsted Phillip Wisdom Bonnie Wynne Clyde Wynne You’ve got a friend (James Taylor) Shawn Shrum Loric Sidebottom Darryl Sisemorc 123 KINDERGARTEN . . . , Toni Barker Amy Barton Forrest Benton Bobby Boster Tara Bradcly Randall Brion Brenda Capone Chad Caswell Jon Carte Zana Carte Brenton Cunningham Danya Curtis Ronnie Davis Peggy Dunnagan Jerry Farmer Toni Finical Darin Green Ronnie Flale Geannie Havens Joy Huffakcr Koni Hudgens Mike Hutchens Teresa Kirk Darren Kisner 124 David Lenegefeld Lance Madewell Jamie Miller Doug Munyon Kared Munyon Kristen Olson Missy Patterson Holli Paine Brenda Parnell Mandy Pershall Sonia Petty Lisa Phillips Jody Pinkerton Matt Pinkerton Alvita Reed Shelly Reed Chris Reeves Robert Roberts Carla Rutherford Darla Rutherford Rim Sampley Brenda Sawyer Shawn Smith Tonya Standifer Photograph Not Available Daniel Cunningham Tony Fox Johnny Holliman Julia Jones Travis Sugg Keith Swafford Robbie Workman Ardena Stolz Steven Taylor Bobby Tharp Fred Thorpe Jerry Thurman Renee Tucker LaDonna Vann Kara Watson Tracy Ycnt Special Help From Special People 126 Remedial Reading Mrs. Carol Mixon Remedial Reading Miss Donna May Speech Therapy Miss Vicki Clarkson Migrant Coordinator Mrs. Lou Wyche Physical Education Mrs. Rebecca Whiteley Aide Mrs. Lois McGinty Aide Mrs. Darlis Holloway 127 New Program Begins at Lincoln High School Mrs. Karen Pittman works with her students. This year Lincoln has a new Program for trainable mentally retarded students. The TMR program was set up to provide the education the law requires the school to give. The state encourages this by giving $8000 towards the teacher’s salary. The teacher, Mrs. Pittman, is as well qualified as the instructors at Richardson Center, where the students previously attended. Last year Lincoln sent eight students and this year the cost would have been apiece. The� decided they could build a new TMR building for less than that amount. Lincolns TMR capacity is 12 to 15 students. This year the; have four, but Mr. Whiley says he is glad the; have the facilities for more if needed. The idea behind a TMR program is to teach trainable mentally retarded how to take cared' themselves. The curriculem centers around se: help, self care and communitive skills so the students don’t have to be totally dependent oe others. For example, Mrs. Pittman is planning to teach them some basic cooking. Each student has a cleaning chore in the class room. 128 Cooks Custodians and Bus Drivers Tak'in Care of Business” Got To Serve Somebody (Bob Dylan) COOKS Top row: Dorthy Leming, Lois Kinion. Ryena Toun cn. Faye Long Bottom row: Pauline Stone Maxine Winningham. Sandy Henson Kate Cheatham “Take Me Home Country Roads” (John Denver) BUS DRIVERS: L to R: Willis Winkler, JoAnn Winkler, Jack Parr. Marvin Reed. Richard Cook. Donald Carte Not Pictured: G. Bedell, Mona Carte. Francis Hayes. Dale Reed. Herbert Elmore. “Little Bit of Soap (Nigel Olson) CUSTODIANS: L to R Francis Wccsc, Maxine Wecsc. Margie Hammer. 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Sunday Lunch Open From (501) 824 3138 CLYDE ELECTRIC PLUMBING CO. DOZER BACKHOE WORK 1205 S MITCHELL CLYDE TOMBOULIAN LINCOLN. AR FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS KNOWLES FLOWER SHOP 116 E. Buchanan Prairie Grove, Ar. 846-2137 Flowers for all occasions Curtis and Becky Wray Compliments and Best Wishes to the Students, Teachers, Administration and all the staff people of the Lincoln Public School System PRAIRIE GROVE TELEPHONE COMPANY (Serving West Washington County) LINCOLN’S MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF LUMBER. BUILDING SUPPLIES. HARDWARE. PAINT. PLUMBING AND HOME APPLIANCES CAItlimi LUMBER SUPPLY f (I., ISC. HOY JACK SOM, Manager PHONE «24-Sltl HIGHWAY 62 WEST - LINCOLN. ARKANSAS 72744 FANTASTIC SAMS Fayetteville, AR Across from Evelyn Hills Hwy. 62 Lincoln, AR 145 BLUE HAVEN Stylists: Lou Ann Bradly Mary Ann Cantrell Sue Martain Barbra Matthews LARRY BROYLES Owner Phone 267-3941 BROYLES BODY SHOP -Frame straightening -Clear Coat Painting Hwy. 62 East Farmington. Ark. -Kansas Jack Equipped Binks Paint Room Equipped Glass installation Free Estimates “Our Policy is Saving You Money. JOHN V. HENDRIX Hwy. 62 Farmington Auto—Life Homeowners Truck OPEN 6 days a week. Commercial Work Comp. Phone 824-5744 Bus Ph 267-3320 Emergency 267-3268 Congratulations Seniors From C and I 146 COPIES Jlerlin!] FV� paint Wi INCORPORATED Offset Printing “FAST” 419 North College Avenue Gary Boyle Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701 Louise M. Mathews (SOI) S21-S615 GARY’S BUILDING DON MOORES HARDWARE CONSTRUCTION Phone (501) 824-3161 Custom Homes Remodeling P. 0. Box 156 Home Improvements Lincoln, Arkansas Ph. 267-3474 Farmington, Ark. 72730 72744 Bus. Ph. 824-3486 Home Ph. 824-3934 SPEAR REALTY remt Farms—Homes—Land A. M. Spear Broker 200 Hwy. 62 West Lincoln, Ark. 72744 Congratulations Seniors 147 STILWELL I °°ds ) 1 I '% FOODS Ml| ■U 7 U t .X STILWELL « V m ; f-% I , • •« •� • . .1 IJ Uj., % I ( ‘ HlWlUri 1 Support your local school MERCHANDISE OUTLET Friendly Folks to serve you LINCOLN OTASCO P. O. Box 295, Hwy. 62 Prairie Grove, Arkansas Phone 846-3649 BILL’S AUTO PARTS G and G FURNITURE Phone 267-3000 We carry quality name brands as: Bassot Thomasville Harrison Chrome Craft Catnapper Hwy. 62 Farmington. Arkansas 149 BUNNELL CONSTRUCTION -24 Hour Wrecker Serrice- Kront end Alignment — Automatic Transmission General Repair Pumps Sales Service TWINS AUTO SERVICE All Work Guaranteed With New Parts Phone 824-3271 Lincoln. Arkansas Bus. Ph. 824-5690 Wes Pinkerton 824-5718 Home Ph. 846-2510 LEO’S APCO Lincoln. Arkansas 72744 Highway 62 east Lincoln. Arkansas Full Service Leo and Joe Hudges LINCOLN AUTO AUCTION 206 Hwy. 62 East Lincoln, Arkansas 72744 Ph. (501) 824-3493 Jim Stewart 824-3253 4M BARKER’S ORCHARDS Apples and Peaches Wholesale Retail 412 West Holt Road 150 COUNTRY LANE LIQUOR INC. Highway 62 East of Lincoln Support your School Come by and check our Prices Keep your taxes in Arkansas Liquor-Cold Beer-Wine Store hours: Mon.-Thurs. 8-10 PM Friday-Sat. 8 AM-12 Midnight Bus. Phone 846-9910 We are open every day except Sunday and Christmas day. Along with our youth, another decade has an end at Lincoln High School. While the Ighties will begin a new and progressive time. Ve will t :lieginning a new stage in our lives. In the 1979-8( edition of .F TR ACKS, we have sought Ito capt re the best jries of our last year here. Inlthe yet s to come, Jggjld the struggles of adulthood I ctome a 1 ttle heavy, we hope the “Echoes of the Seventies” wi I help you recall all the good times you had growing u . We wish you luck on the “Lt ng andAVindiijg Roa ” ahead 152 ________ _