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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1988 volume:

Senior Editors: Rickey Harrington, Tina Green Junior Editors: Robin Scott, Heather Longar Sophomore Editors: Mitzi Tittle, Connie Copelin Students from the hip to the hick we've got them all! Yes. that's right, it is very possible to find almost every walk of life at Lin- coln High. Jocks, hicks, the mature . bookworms, brown nosers, wallflowers, nerds, jerks, and preps are Just a few. And then there are those that are in a class all their own. Which of these do you fit into? Have you even thought about it. or are you in one of our ever popular nonthinking categor- ies? If so. never fear, there are a few people out there who are thinking for you. When Mitzl Tittle was asked what category she thought she fit into, she replied, “I'm a bookworm, but definitely not a wallflower. Shaan Glenn's re- ply was. I'm a jock!'' When asked why. he said. “’Cause I'm gonna play football next year. Well, to each his own! Rickey Harrington couldn t de- cide what category he fit into, but Jeannie Spears and Sheilah Moore both agreed that he was definitely a brown noser. Whether or not Rickey agrees is a different story. But. no matter what category you fit into. LHS holds a place for you. Are you a student or what? l 2 Arc you serious? Jason Carr is quite obviously a jock dressed in his football Jersey. What preps! Stylish dressing seems to be a natural part for Matt Miggins and Rhonda Burk- hart. What a face! By this picture, Cheryl Pratt proves to us she's definitely not a wallflower. Watch That Guy DanceIII Shawn Paine, a junior, has been noticed by many students for his fantastic dancing, but being from Los Angeles. Cali- fornia, it's no wonder he can dance so well! When Shawn was little, he used to watch the Breakers dance and it was easy for him to pick up on. Mow. break dancing and playing the guitar are his favorite hobbies. Shawn likes it here better than in LA. Why? “ Cause you don't get shot or stabbed here, and there aren't any gangs. I'm sure we can all understand that! Shawn enjoys dancing at Morma Jeans and Mardi Gras, and when asked what he thought about when he dances, he replied, “Mainly my girl- friend. Mow sweet! Shawn's fu- ture plans are to attend college at either harvard or UCLA, and his final remarks are Life with someone you love is like corn- flakes and milk. Mis words of wisdom to us all are Mever eat yellow snow!' What a crazy guy!!! 3 Rabbits, Skateboards, And Hey Dude What Do These English? e To In putting a jigsaw puz- zle together, have you ever noticed the many shapes and sizes you use before the pieces all fit? Well, in the English lan- guage here at LHS, you will find as many shapes and puzzling influences as you find in a jigsaw puzzle. Most of our Eng- lish language originates from a foreign language or country. We have few good ole American-' words, such as: wheels, shades, jocks, babe, etc ... We use many words everyday that we think of as American, but actually are foreign, such as: coyote, wolf, prairie, pumpkin, etc ... But the students here at LHS are working hard to produce an American concept of the Enqlish language. As History? you walk down LHS halls, you will hear endearing terms such as: Hey, Dude by Meredith Kahl; Dah .. Huh ... Dah .. Huh by Curtis Griscom; •| @ by almost every- one; Okie Dokie by those who mean yes; and aaah so by those who just solved an earth-shat- tering puzzle. Of course, this is just a sampling of how the LHS version of the English language is progressing, but each of us should realize that foreign language is a part of our daily lives. LHS students are actually speaking in a foreign dia- lect just by opening their mouths, even if it's only to utter Dah .. Huh ... Dah .. Huh .. HOW that is puzzling. Have you ever dreaded going to a History class because of boring lec- tures, thousands of names, dates, and places, or just because you thought who needs history anyway? Well, al- though we don't have students like Karen Cheatham going on joy rides down the hall on a skateboard this year, we do have students like Sarah Epps who fall asleep in the middle of one of Mr. Kinzer's “brief' lectures. Howev- er, each of us should re- member that we have to learn from the history of yesterday in order to un- derstand tomorrow. This year marks the 200th an- niversary of our Constitu- tion; and in 1988 we will celebrate our 140th year of the Lincoln school sys- tem. Although, many stu- dents here at LHS feel their days are dull and ordinary , their foot- steps, often left in haste will always be remem- bered in the history of our halls. In reserving our own special place in history, we observe Mr. Springer's English class air the preamble of our Constitution over the in- tercom; Mrs. Smith erect- ing an LHS Constitution of our own so that the students could record their own piece of histo- ry; and Mr. Kinzer dress- ing in his ever famous History attire. And of course, at one time or another we all wonder what a bunny rabbit cos- tume has to do with his- tory but only Mr. Kinzer himself could answer that. OO Mflth Lucinda. Is Mrs. Farrell doing one of her ballet steps, again? Hurry up. classl Dan Anastasio is leaving you to eat his dust! Mr. Kinzer. is the modem life really all that shocking??? Donna, are Mr. Kinzer s lec- tures really all that long and boring? Deon and Brandon, caught cheating. So much for their credit. S Driver's Education and Typing are two subjects that are very different from our other subjects here at Lincoln High. Dri- ver's Ed. tries to allow us to use our new found typ- ing skills for something other than an accident report. Of course, we hope they succeed. Dri- ver's Ed. could especially help those like Susanna Leming improve their skills, but since her last ditch we are sure she has been steadily improving. Remember I Can't Drive 55.” Did anyone ever?! Well, now we don't have to worry. We can drive 65! riot only are these very helpful subjects, but they are also fun to leam. When asked what he likes best about Driver s Ed., Lynn Gage casually replied, you get to drive around and it's really cool.-' And Jennifer Jones says she likes, getting to cruise town during school. Al- though they are not al- ways fun and games, these are usually the classes in which you can relax. Sometimes, how- ever, they can be really frustating, especially when you are just leam- Does Angela dodge always sing while she's typing? ing to type. Carie Grant remem- bers the beginning of the year, I just cannot han- dle those speed drills!” But your typing errors can be easily corrected. Correcting mistakes is one of the fun parts of typing. Deon Birkes says his favorite things are, the correction tabs 'cause I use them a lot.” What other class than typing can you make critical mistakes without the teacher biting off your head, certainly not Driver's Ed. They seem to value their cars. Scott Bellamy. Vance Patrick, and Stephen hughes can't seem to take their eyes off their work. Brian Carlton is thrilled by his typing skills. Trista Bellamy takes time off from her strenuous activity to give us a BIO smile. Jacob Sullivan. Jennifer Jones. Crystal and Jennifer know how Shawn absolutely does not and Crystal Speight are having Scotty drives. But they aren't want to drive today, a great time in Driver's Ed. gonna tell Jacob! Home Ec And Agri . . . The Best In Our Lives! That's a biscuit?” asks a horrified Mrs. Stumbaugh. Well, that is the way it goes some- times. It is about like when we broke three needles in the same day. Home Ec can be really frustrating (having to rip out everything you have sewn and do it over), but it can also be a lot of fun (cooking with your friends and laughing when your muffins come out green). Agriculture is a learn- ing experience for all those who enroll in it. Whether we are studying leaves or working in shop, we learn things that will actually apply to life. If you have not ever been in Agriculture, you are missing out. What other class gets out of school to go to fairs? Cer- tainly not English! Sheila Webb tells us she likes Agri because The peo- ple in there make it fun.” Tracy Remington cleans up after Home Ec. J What s for lunch? Stir a little longer!!! Bones, Bugs, And Arithmetic WaOfr 7 5C'e,flC We have a quiz over the 40 terms in Ch. 6 to- day! Sound familiar? It should if you're in a sci- ence class. But science isn't that bad, or is it? Just because you have to memorize terms, dissect animals, and prove Dal- ton's theory, doesn't mean you hate science. Listen to what these peo- ple had to say: It's bor- ing as h—. But I guess I'll live. Charlie Dodson, Chemistry: I love it! Mr. T. makes learning fun! Carla Spencer, Physiol- ogy. ' have lesson 3.5, problems 1-39 all, ready to grade first thing to- morrow when you come to class. That sounds worse than memorizing terms for Biology. Every- one at L.M.S. has the same problems in math, as they do in science. Some students actually like Business Math fir Ge- ometry, Algebra, or Arc these girls always eating in your class Ms. Moore? Trigonometry. Listen to these comments: It can be OK. Becky Earn- hardt. Gen. Math II; I like it because Ms. Moore is a great person, and she makes it fun. Shelly Luna, Bus. Math. Don't worry, math and science isn't that hard. You'll live through it. Andy Allen and Tina Green sure do like Physiology, huh? To do Trig, or not to do Trig, that is the question! com- ments Amy Courtney. 10 I think Dan Anastasio is all scienced out.” says Tom Hut- chens. Mr. Doss and math novelties A Match made in heaven, eh? Looks like Ms. Moore is skip- ping class. What do you think? ‘ yviax yYlA. 4° In order to get into this room you ve gotta get through th nitty Gritty Physics Gang first! Terry Wilhite is taking a break. Comfortable Terry? 11 Learning CPR is a major accom- plishment for many of the stu- dents at Lincoln. Michelle Pin- kerton watches attentively while Scott Meyer seems to be admiring something else. Robin Scott doesn't look as ready as Jerri Mudson. Susanna Leming. and Janie Cosper. J$r 7 Jr ' z r ($0 e p £ e� P.E. and Health are closely related because they both teach us to take care of our bodies. P.E. is a required course this year. Why else do you think most students are taking it? Prom vol- leyball to tennis, all of these physically fit stu- dents thoroughly enjoy P.E. under the coaching of James Gregory. When asked what she enjoys most about this course, Janie Cosper replied, “I enjoy Coach Gregory's wonderful tests.” Of course some people aren't particularly inter- ested in this class. Shei- lah Moore says Sammy Biswell is always trying to be Super Sam '. Who knows........? Most students are tak- ing health just for the credit. But, think about it. Health is fun. You learn about drugs and al- cohol and how they af- fect your body, ways to say no to come ons by your boyfriend girlfriend or to strangers. How where else can you learn such interesting things as these? When asked what she liked about Health, Shelly Smith says, I like how you can say what you feel and not look stupid. What could these great athletes possibly be afraid of? Tammi Mcgaughy and Cheryl Pratt still smile after that HARD WORKOUT in P.E.I The Art Of Singing Is Choir Catch A Rising Star! Art and Choir are a very important part of Lincoln Schools, these two classes are definitely for the talented' people here at Lincoln. In Art you can learn everything from drawing trees to constructing graphic de- signs. Shelly Luna says her favorite projects in Art are pastel drawings. Chris Fashing says says he enjoys the challenge that comes with draw- ings. Chorus is getting a bunch of girls in one room and trying to get them to sing instead of gossip. Flow that IS an art. Choir is only for those dedicated to the Art of singing. The Choir went to many contests this year and came out sing- ing. Latona Maples en- joyed going to contest and competing against all of the other schools. Kim Stewart said, I en- joy having all of my friends in Choir, and singing.” ' Look what I made Mom.'' Alvie s hair is definitely a work of art. Latona Maples patiently awaits her turn to perform. 14 £ii a -4 c is a riorman Hatchett. Thomas Bond, and Shiela Webb look Positively bored. What is that lovely piece of Art on Mr. O s desk? C2 (%M Is Luke Sullivan really that afraid of cameras? Brian Black looks like a promis- ing young architect. Is This Teamwork Team Says Yes” This year the 1987-88 Wolf- pack feel that they can honestly say there was an increase in teamwork. Although the record was 5-4 the team played a few very tough gams. Due to the tough playing during the game with Berryville, Bill Mattler, who played tackle, received a broken arm which resulted in him not being able to participate for the rest of the season. The overall captains for the 1987-88 year were Gary Mulse and Sammy Bis- well. When asked what he thought of the teamwork this year, Mike Summers replied, There was a lot of teamwork and I feel that this was the best team we've had as far as every- one working together. Scott Sugg felt basically the same way and replied, The teamwork was good this year because we had confidence in each other and got done what we had to do. The Seniors would like to leave the next year's Wolfpack a little piece of professional' ad- o r 16 Vance Patrick and 30 look sure' but what about everyone else? 17 r- Boys «a jsrs� q on A en hi P v and b«l SSSfSSaSKSf .umrnetS; ana honors all conterent ’atricK “ciriscom. va«« BirKes. ion fa ou 3 E1 Morris. a” enuon ftsrssgffrs .sassw Top row. Left t 'V da'ms c 'nams-J- Carr T w 8'swe s. T J- Sumrne Wddtes D ’ SU9S C- Aoas i 0 %!?' 8 � eyCkD M‘ «• ' —. 1 ° ?A-S(c. Sg Sr. High Boys Let's try levitating, boys! With the grace of a ballerina, Scott Sugg, pre- pares to throw the ball in practice! 20 Sports With Mr. T Darrell Sizemore, you re supposed to Everyone has their own way of throwing a ball, catch the ball, not watch it fly byl Mark Babb just puts it to use in Intramurals. The Intramural program has been a big hit at Lincoln. It is an alternative sports program for the students who want something to do at lunch and are not already in that sport in school. Ray Muffaker and Calvin Anastasio fre- quent the scenes of Intramural volley ball and basketball in the old gym. Mr. Thomas, who oversees our program, tells us that the most fierce competi- tors are sophomore guys. For the past two years people have been gathering at the old gym, the football field, or the baseball field between 12:10 and 12:30. They have enjoyed such sports as basketball, football, volley ball, soccer, and softball. This program is a lot of fun and is an excel- lent way to burn off those lunchroom calories. Everyone should get in- volved. What goes up. must come down. So be patient. 21 I will most remember Sr High Boys “I dunked the ball after practice and I promise before this year is over I will during a game. I will most remember how awful I played. I wish I had played better. I will most remember When we win the district champion- ship! I will most remember hitting a 3 pt. shot from center court in over time! I will most remember Sitting on the bench. Reach for the sky Vance and bring down that ball. Mr. hoiman presents Mike Summers with the trophy for 2nd place in bi-County tournament. 4 22 Up. Up and away Scott Sugg goes up for an ever famous lay-up. Top row, left to right: Coach Arnold Adams, Martin Swope, Mike Summers, Vance Patrick. Kevin Cox. Thomas Dayberry, Coach David Ferrell. Middle row. left to right: Shawn Molloway, Andy Allen, Ryan Goldman. Matt Reed. Josh Moore, heather Longer- manager. Bottom row, left to right: Clark Bally, Steve Shannon. Scott Sugg. Jason Moorman, Ben Johnson. Deon Birkes Springdale Gentry West Fork Farmington Berryville Greenland Shiloh Elkins Huntsville Bentonville Siloam Springs P.G. Decatur Green Forest Gravette Gentry Chelsea Rolland West Fork Gravette Farmington Huntsville 83-54 lost 81-60 lost 48-37 won 62-51 won 62-58 won 84-64 won 82-51 won 46-40 lost 49-47 won 65-54 lost 59-57 won 61-50 won 49-38 won 54-49 won 74-46 won 50-48 lost 51-45 won 71-52 lost 54-34 won 72-37 won 77-43 won 66-55 lost 23 Other games pending Sr High Girls What was your best moment in Basketball? ■ Jennifer Jones- When we won the Bi County Tournament. What was your worst moment in Basketball? - Meredith Kahl- When I hurt my ankle. What was your worst moment in Basketball?? —Becki Cox- When I sprained both my ankles. how do you feel about going into overtime? - Angelia Sugg- It's according to whether we're losing or winning in the beginning. how do you feel about going into overtime? -Judi Marion- The excitement is over- whelming. 24 Cheryle Birkes reaches up high for the ball. r WRO V The Sr. girls started off with two disappointing losses, but then they turned it around and won the next two. Their year was filled with close games, for in- stance, they lost to Qreen Forest in overtime by only two points. They also won a barnburner against the Ber- ryville Bobcats 56 to 59. La- Donna Franks and Paula Matthews were the only seniors this year. LaDonna Franks and Mer- edith Kahl did a great job leading our team. Joey Munyon dominated the new three point shot that went into play this year for the first time in high school basketball. Stat Keeper. Heather Longer, said. Our team had some trouble this year, but when they played well, they were great! Homecoming 87-88 The 1987 88 homecoming Queen. Joan Davis. Senior Maid Tammi McGaughy escorted by Scott Sugg and Mike Summers. Senior Maid Dena Houston escorted by Thomas Dayberry and Vance Patrick. Senior Maid Joan Davis escorted by Andy Allen and Martin Swope. Senior Maid Sheila Webb escorted by Clark Bailey and Josh Moore. Sophomore Maid Melissa Bush escorted by Steve Shannon. Sophomore Maid Teresa Parris escorted by Ryan Goldman. 26 Junior Maid i Ben Johnson Carla Spensor es i and Deon Birkes i“ io„r MaW Joey Munyan Mall Reed and Kevin Cox. Shaiwi Molk)waythCr Lorl ar escorled Watch Us Mow Anything Better Than Sports?! having a good time, and school isn't anywhere in there! Mike Summers Just living it up! Rebecca Tarns Of course not!!! Shawn Davis 28 Look out! Mike Summers uses his blaz- ing speed to elude defenders. It is not the sports in our life, it is the life in our sports, and here we have lots of it. Mo matter what the sport, you can find someone at Lincoln involved in it and giving it their all. We see people like Vance Patrick and Mike Summers partici- pating in all our sports, and Timmy Taylor and Calvin Anastasio are our intramural regulars. And you know the coaches get involved. It is quite evident when Coach Ad- ams stands up in the middle of a basketball game and yells. Oh me! , after the undetected foul. Of course, sports wouldn t be sports if there weren't fans to watch. Mark Babb and Sheila Webb can always be seen at any game cheering our teams on to victory just like many of the rest of you. Yes. everyone needs a chance to get out of the house and be sociable. So no mat- ter if we are on the field, court, bench, or cheering in the stands, we all enjoy the sports in our lives and the life in our sports. The Sr. high cheer- leaders have been work- ing hard this year to keep the spirit going at L.H.S. Their year started off with a new sponsor. Miss Moore. She helped orga- nize fund raisers and made sure the cheer- leaders stayed out of trou- ble. Over the summer, they went to camp in Springfield, MO. They worked very hard. So hard that they received an invi- tation to the national Cheerleading Competition in nashville, Tn. They had many fund and spirit rais- ers. From car washes to Drench the Cardinals Day. The Cheerleaders have done a super job this year. The 1987-88 Cheer- leaders a re- Rhonda Burkhart Carla Spencer Kerrie Holland Laura Evans (Captain) Liz Olszewski Carla and Kerrie cheering on the tradi- tional fire truck at Football Homecoming. Kerrie and Liz after their halftime perfo- mance. What I like most about cheerleading. Kerrie I like camp, and the excitement of jumping around and being loud. I like to be the main support of pyramids. It's fun to be with all the girls and share things. ' Liz I loved going to camp, and meeting new people at cheerleading camp. I loved cheering and doing the dances! Rhonda What I like most about cheerleading is summer practices. Getting ready for camp was the best part. There was nothing fun about camp except the MALE IMSTRUCTORS! Overall, the year has been fun. but football season was too short. Laura it was a new experience for me this year. Miss Moore was a lot of help to me. Caria What I liked best, was camp. It was really fun. I made better friends with everyone, saw some pretty sexy guys too! I liked being on top of pyramids. Miss Moore was a really great sponsor. Cheerleaders defy gravity. AMD THEY WERE DREMCHED! 31 Oh! Oh! Me! Me! Band members float back to campus. We're finally the center of attention. 32 Aagh! What is Andy Allen do ing? Trying to catch flies per haps? Let's Get To 5 Spirit Of The Matter LIVELY! OBSCENE! The spirit in the chants of our student fans is too much! We wish we could use those cheers too,'' says cheerleader Liz Olszewski. The cheer- leaders revealed to us that they back the Wolves by being cheer- leaders so that they can go to camp in the sum- mer. Gorgeous male in- structors, is all they can say with a glazed look on their faces as they re- member. An ulterior mo- tive here? Sounds that way! Of course the football and basketball teams tli Mom! Deon Birkes and Dan Anastasio wave for the camera. We be boxing, oops, cheering. Sr. cheerleaders add sound and spirit to the MC parade. have spirit, too. We asked Mike Summers what the football team says in the huddle. All he had to say was, I'm not gonna tell you because even if I did you wouldn't print it. Aah, that perks the curiosity, does it not? Of course we have spir- it even in our club activi- ties, at least until the fund raising begins. When we asked Janie Cosper about the Beta Club's fund raiser, The Dating Game , she said with a hint of her favorite tone, sarcasm, I live for things like that. But the most important cause of spirit loss isn't fund raising. It would have to be yes, that's right! Suspension School! Mow that sure blows a hole in spirit! Calvin Anastasio and Jason Carr escort a crazy looking Ka- ren Cheatham in Homecoming practice. I wonder who Karen's hairdresser is? SEAN OR WHAT? Do you see what I see? Sean sure can't. 33 And Mere Is Traditional Homecoming Spirit Week homecoming is a special time at L.M.S. There is excit- ment in the air and everyone feels it. Conversations are about who is going to be picked for queen. There is the spirit Competition between classes. Monday was shades day. The Sr.'s won by a landslide. The Juniors won on Tuesday s hat day. Wednesday was crazy day, which was also won by the Ju- niors. The Sophomores won tie day on Thursday. Friday was maroon and white day. and everyone caught the spirit bug. The float competition was won by the Sophomore class with the float Who's the Boss. Wednesday was the snake dance and bonfire. Everyone was beginning to grow impa- tient. Soon you heard the chant Buckets! Buckets! You knew what that meant. All the cheer- leaders were drenched except Laura Evans. Over all you can't get any more spirit than what Lincoln had that week. On crazy day Joyce went MUTSU nl! We are excited! Well, UM. I guess I have spirit. Watch out! here comes our spirited Wolf Pack on the ever famous wolf mobile. 34 Judy and her cool gang demonstrate sunglasses day. hug a Wolf. Even a headless one! Jason Melton takes a The 10th grade winning float, break from his mascot role. Who's The Boss. There's a team over here, and a team over there! Mr. T. our spir- it leader. Whatever Cara Watson thinks is so terribly funny. Mandy Per- shall evidently completely disa- grees. Isn't she cute?! _ We're just part of the parade. 01 35 Homecoming 87 Is This LHS Excitement Or What? WHO WILL IT BE? This year's home- coming activities started at 7:00 p.m. on October 9th. The air was charged with excitement while everyone was waiting for the announcement of the new Queen, And the 1987-88 Home- coming Queen is ... Ladonna Franks. Ladonna was practically speechless and she excitedly replied, I'm so excited! I was so shocked! The game was a long hard fight to the end. But Farmington came out on top. The final score was 18-0. The Seniors of 88 will always re- member Ladonna's smile, KKEG's Music Machine, and losing the float contest for the first time. Ladonna Franks, the 1987 Football homecoming Queen. Karen Cheatham was obviously not ex- pecting to get this picture taken. They don t look too nervous about getting in- terviewed by KURMs radio station. I bet these four Senior Maids have been smiling all night. Sr. Maid- Ladonna Franks escorted by Mike Summers and Chris Kincaid. Sr. Maid- Tina Green escorted by Deon Sr. Maid- Jeannie Spears escorted by Birkes and Curtis Griscom. Tom Mulvany and Vance Patrick. 16 Jr. Maid- Jerri Hudson escorted by Bobby Lovejoy and Scott Sugg. Jr. Maid- Merideth Kahl escorted by Dan Anastasio and Timmy Taylor. Jr. Maid- Becki Cox escorted by Brandon Bradley and Matt Watson. Sophomore Maid Karen Cheatham escorted by Kalvin Anastasio and Jason Carr. Sophomore Maid- Rhonda Burkhart escorted by Gary hulse and Lynne Gage. Sr. Maid- Paula Matthews escorted by Tom Mud- gens and Sammy Biswell. LaDonna Pranks with Captains Curtis Griscom and Gary hulse. Our Half Of Homecoming 1 More Than We Expected! EXCITING OR WHATT??? Can you believe how things have changed? This year for the first year the Jr. High has partici- pated more than ever be- fore in Homecoming. Ev- ery class in Jr. High had a float entered in our Homecoming parade. The 8th grade (which supposedly rule the school) shocked us all by winning first place on their float in the Jr. High division. The 6th grade won second and last but definitely not least the 7th grade rounded it all up with third place. This year was the first year for the football players to choose the Jr. High maids. Always before the maids were chosen by their grade point aver- age. The Sr. High is very proud of the Jr. Highs participation and hope they keep up the good work (or should we say participation). When asked what she actually thought of Homecoming Kara Watson replied, I was very nervous and scared that things would not work out right, and I hope that I get the chance to be a maid again . All of the girls definitely decided on one word that could describe being a Homecoming maid. EXCITING!!!!!!! The Jr. High Kids take time out of their busy school schedule to practice for Homecoming. Monica Russell escorted by Josh Anastasio and Chiis John- son. Kara Watson escorted by Phillip Rames and Matt Pinkerton. Jennifer Risley escorted by Har- old Qilbreath and David Swain. J8 The Jr. high maids: 7th grade. Monica Russell. 8th grade. Kara Watson. 9th grade. Jennifer Risley, 9th grade, Amy Allen. 8th grade, Mandy Pershall. 7th grade, Janell Kidd. Attendants: Dayne Moreton, Julie Reed. Mitchell Sugg. Amy Allen escorted by Ryan Mandy Pershall escorted by Janell Kidd escorted by Junior Guthrie and Darrell Sisemore. Travis Calico and Brent Cun- Smith and Dan Jones ningham. 39 Seniors Want To g What's Mext? w Thomas Bond Says Freedom. You’ve come a long way. Kids, so what's next? Ja- nie says. More school. Clark says. Til have to get back to you on that one.' You're a senior 40 Too Young To Know Any Better Milk Maids- life was so simple then for Tammi and Paula. Song:. Never Say Goodbye Flower: Burgandy Rose Colors: Burgandy Silver Curtis Griscom and Joan Davis fighting as usual. Is Sheila Moore actually doing her homework? Remember those special times spent with friends? A few of the Seniors can do more than re- member; they have proof of life's little embarassing moments. A few Seniors were asked about their most embarassing moment and here are a few of their re- plies: Jeannie Spears remem- bers well her junior year. During one of her piano recitals, she had worn a dress that came to the center of her back and the shoulders of her dress kept fall- ing off. We all remember in the seventh grade when Andy Allen was playing in Mr. Pittman s of- fice and accidentally sparked the box of gun powder, he walked out looking like Buckwheat. Ja- nie Cosper's most embarassing moment happened her junior year at a band contest when Sherrod Ryle called the wrong command and the band split with one half going right and the other half going left. Janie says I wasn't a part of the Lincoln Band that day! . We, of course, have those really embarassing moments, too, that cannot even be printed. Motto: These Are The Times. We Will never Forget Rickey Says, All Of The New Rules! WORDS WON'T DO IT! Angels, that's what the teach- ers think of the Senior class. Brave, that s what the rest of the student body thinks about the seniors for sneaking beer cans and wine bottles in the senior pictures. And finally. Class, the seniors have definitely got it. But most of all we have memo- ries, some good and some we would like to forget. Remember when Scott Sugg mispro- nounced Money Hotchkiss in the Junior Play and mortified Paula Matthews! Remember when Rickey Harring- ton wrecked his brand new car, and then got a new chevy cava- lier. Remember when everyone turned hick . Remember not getting to dance the last dance because it was one minute after twelve at our junior prom. Remember how all of the new rules fell upon our class. The ones that told us how to walk, talk, and not oversleep in the morning for fear of being tar- dy to your first hour class. Remember how we actually learned something in our Senior English class. But memories aren't all we've had. The seniors of 88 have had good friends (Regina Lloyd and Lynne Barker), good times (graduation), and GREAT parties (Kalvin's back to school party)! WOW! Daniel Morris looks soo excited registering in the lunchroom for his final year of high school. Mrs. Farrell wants his shirt. 5 1Y CHEESE! Mike Summers. LaDonna Franks, and Chris Kincaid are nice and 44 cozy during homecoming practice. Ml MOM! Dena, Brian Black, and Trih Thurman ride on the senior class home- coming float in the parade. WHAT DID YOU SAY? Vance Patrick, Deon Birkes. Tina Oreen. and Curtis Gris- com having fun during homecoming practice. DOES IT TAKE TWO? What are Andy Al- len and Mark Babb doing with that poor, little, defenseless balloon? SO COOL! Rickey Harrington looking stunning in his band uniform, poses for the camera at a pep rally. TENNIS ANYONE? Sammy Biswell. Cheryl Pratt, and Janie Cosper after a rough game of tennis. SETTLE DOWN! Curtis Griscom gives his award-winning pep-talk during home- coming pep rally. 45 MOST INTELLECTUAL Thomas Bond Shiela Webb MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Charlie Dodson Shiela Webb There'll never Be A next Time MOST COURTEOUS Meath Reed Delana Davis MOST LIKELY TO BE REMEMBERED Curtis Griscom Paula Mathews WITTIEST Rickey Harrington Joan Davis MOST ENERGETIC Sammy Biswell Tina Green BEST PERSONALITY Charlie Dodson Dena Houston MOST HANDSOME MOST BEAUTIFUL Clark Bailey Jeannie Spears MOST ATHLETIC Sammy Biswell LaDonna Franks 47 Sr's Who's Who Know What's What Mr. And Miss LHS LaDonna Franks And Clark Bailey CLASS OFFICERS-President: Mark Babb Vice President: Joan Davis, Secretary: Clad Bailey. Treasurer: Rickey Harrington. Sar gent at Arms: Dena Houston. Reporter: Dan iel Morris. Class Favorites LaDonna Franks. Vance Patrick BEST DRESSED Curtis Griscom Joan Davis MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT LaDonna Franks Andy Allen MOST DEPENDABLE Jeannie Spears Clark Bailey Andrew hunter Alien-Son of Mike and Jacquc Alien-Football 1,2; Basketball 1.2,3.4; Baseball 4; Track 1,2, Spanish Club 2,3.4. FBLA 4; Band 1.2; Football Homecoming 1.2; Boys state 3. Aca- demic Awards 3; Jr. and Sr. Play. Sr. Who's Who, Most School Spirit. h. Mark Babb-Son of J.T. Babb and Beth Babb-Sr. Class President; Football 1; Basketball 1.2. Student Council 3.4. Beta Club 2,3,4. Spanish Club 3.4; President 3; Science Club 4; FBLA 3.4; Secretary 3; President 4: Band 1; Sophomore Citizen- ship Award; Whos Who Among American High School Students. Boys State 3; Jr. Sr. Play, Assistant 4, Honor Roll 1.2; Ju- nior Class Vice-President. Class Favorite 3; Gifted and Talented 2,3,4. Clark Roland Bailey-Son of Roland and Helen Bailey-Basketball 3.4; Track 2; Baseball 3.4, Band 1,2,3.4. Band Royalty 2.3.4. Secretary of Sr. Class. Youth Excel- lence Award; Student Council 4,- Beta Club 1; Spanish Club 3.4. Science Club 1.2.3.4. Lynne Anne Barker-Daughter of Hollis and Verla Barker-Cheerleading 1; Jour- nalism 3; Beta Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1.2,3; Science Club 1,2,3; FHA 1.2, Cho- rus 1; Band 1,2; 9th Grade Football Homecoming Queen. Basketball Home- coming 3; Jr. Play; Whos Who Among American High School Students. SO Gerald Bedell-Son of James and Becky Bedell-Spanish Club 4. Band 1; Scott Allen Bellamy-Son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bellamy-Football 4; Basketball 1; Track 3; Band 1.2. Sammy Kay Biswell-son of Darrell and Gail Biswell-Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1.2; Track 1.2.3.4; FFA 1.2; Science Club 1.2; Band 1.2; All Conference Football 3.4. Brian D. Black-son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hughes-Track 2.3; Baseball 4. Thomas Jefferson Bond-son of James and Marty Bond-Wrestling 2; Spanish Club 4; Band 1,2; Honor Roll 2,3,4; FFA Chapter Speaking Contest 4; Senior s Whos who. Most Intelligent. Friendliest; FFA 4. Lisa Tay Capps-daughter of Hazel Capps- Basketball 1; Library Club 3,4. Chorus 4. Janie Diann Cosper-daughter of Gerald and Linda Kidd and John Cosper-Basket- ball 1; Track 1; Journalism 4. Student Council representative 1; Bela Club 2,3,4. Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Science Club 1,2,3.4; FHA 1,2,3,4, FFA Sweetheart 4. Chorus 1; Band 2,3; Jr. Sr. Play. Whos Who Among American High School Stu- dents 2.3.4; Flag Line 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Assistant 4 Mrs Dyer; Prom Com- mittee 3. Softball 1,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Academic Awards 1.2; Paper Staff 4. Delana Kay Davis-Daughter of Kenneth and Sharon Davis-Basketball 1; Beta Club 2,3,4; Reporter 4. Spanish 4; Band 1.2,3,4; Band Royalty 3,4; Jr. Play Sound Effects; Whos Who Among American High School Students; Citizenship Award 3; Perfect Attendance 1,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3.4; Whos Who. Most Courteous; Academics Awards 1,3. 51 Kathy Ann fiarenburg-Daughter of Zcldcr Jay and Carolyn Elaine Barenburg Sci- ence Club 1; FhA 1; Chorus 1; Art Club 1; Jr. Play. Joan Marie Davis-Daughter of Ronald and Sondra Davis-Basketball 2; Track 3; Vice-President 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Li- brary Club 2; Science Club 1,2; EhA 1.2,3; Peer Counselor 4; Sr. Whos who; Best Dressed; Wittiest; Sr. Assistant Mr. Thomas; Jr. Sr. Play; 500 lb Club; Prom Committee; Jostens Leadership 2,3; Bas- ketball homecoming Queen 4; 52 Charles T. Dodson-Son of Mr. Tom Dod- son and Mrs. Chami Dodson-football 1; Beta Club 3.4; President 4. Ni-Q 2,3,4; Science Club 3; ffA 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Drum Major 4; All Region 2,3,4; Boys State 3. Crystal Ann Dunnagan-Daughter of Bud R. Dunnagan and Rosa E. Dunnagan-3 Years West Campus; 2 Years Computer; 3 Years Dental Assistant. Chevonne Emerson-West Campus. Laura Evans- Da ugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wid and Velenda Seward-Cheerleading 4; Track 3; Spanish Club 1; Chorus 4, Soft- ball 2,3.4. Mo Picture Available. Jeannine Marie GeorgeDaughter of John and Winnie George-Spanish Club 1,2; Science Club 1,2,3; FhA 1.2.3.4; Band 1,2,3.4; Band Royalty 3.4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play. Kimberly Ann Goolsby-Daughter of Bar- bara and Zell Goolsby Jr.-Beta Club 2.3.4; Girls State 3; Middle School Assis- tant 4; Jr. Play. Aivie Fletcher-Son of Sheila Benton. LaDonna Jean Franks-Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jean Pranks-Basketball 1,2,3,4; All-District. All Bl-County 1; All Bi-County 2. Track 1,2,3.4; All District 1; Student Council 4; Beta Club 3,4; Span- ish Club 3; Science Club 1,2,3; FhA 1; Flagline 2; Football homecoming 3,4; Queen 4; Basketball homecoming 2; Jr. Sr. Play; Whos Who Among American high School Students; Citizenship Award 2,4; Class Favorite 1,4; Academic Awards 2,3,4; Peer Counselor 4; Sr. Whos Who; Most School Spirit- Most Athletic; Miss. LHS. Ricky Fritch-VJ esi Campus. Christopher Lee Fashing-Son of Mary and Charles Bentley-Track 2; Journalism 3,4; Paper Staff; Library Club 4; FFA 1; Chorus 1; 54 hia tina Cheryl Green- Daughter of Bobby and Marcia Green-Cheerleading 1,2,3; Journalism 3.4; Science Club 3; FMA 1; FFA 1; Football homecoming Royalty 2.3,4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 2,3,4; International Open Cheerleading Championships 2; Class Secretary 2,3; Sr. Who's Who, Most Energetic; Best All Around; Annual Editor 4. Curtis Allen Griscom-Son of Don and Bar- bara Griscom-Football 1.2.3,4, Basket- ball 1; Track 1.3,4; Baseball 2,3,4. Stu- dent Council 2; Spanish Club 2,3.4; Vice Pres. 3; Science Club 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Football homecoming Royalty 1,2,3,4; Letterman 1.2,3.4. Who’s Who Among American high School Students; Golf 4; Boy's State; Jr. Sr. Play, Office Assistant, honor Roll 1,2; Sr. Who's Who, Best Dressed; Most likely to be remembered; Gifted and Talented 4. Rickey Daniel Marrington-Son of Earnest and Louise harrington-Class Treasurer 4; Journalism 4. Annual staff 4; Annual Edi- tor; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Math Club 4; FFA 4; FFA national Convention 4; Sci- ence Club 1,2,3,4; Paper staff 4. FBLA 4; Band Royalty 3.4; Jr. Sr. Play; Who's Who Among American high School Students 3,4; Citizenship award 3; Academic awards 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Out- standing Jr. in Band. Peer Counseling 4; 1st. Place Science Fair 3; Sr Who's Who; Wittiest, honor Roll 2,3,4. Morman Bates Matchett-Son of Meal and Joyce hatchett-Football 1.3, Basketball 1; Track 1.2; Spanish Club 1.2; Science Club 1,2,3; FBLA 3. Band 1, All Region 1; 1st Place Science Fair; FFA 1.2,3,4, For- estry Team 1,2,3,4; Jr. Sr. Play; Prom Committee; Assistant to Office, Mr. Thomas; FFA national Convention 3.4; State Forestry Contest 2,3.4. Mark Hattcnhaucr-VJest Campus Jeffrey Dean flester-Son of Travis and Cynthia hester-Basketball 2, Track 2. Spanish Club 4. Picture not available Bonnie Jean Hoffman-Daughter of Mary Hoffman-Track 1,2,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Science Club 1,2, friA 1; PPA 2,4, Chorus 1; Band 1.2. Dcna Ann Houston’Daughter of Susan and Louis Mattler-Sargent at Arms 4. Bas- ketball 1.2,3; Track 1,2, Spanish Club 1,2; Science Club 1; PMA 3.4, 1st Vice President 3; Chorus 1; Basketball home- coming Royalty 3,4; Jr. Sr. Play, Sr. Who s Who; Best Personality; 5001b Club 3. Gary Lynn Hulse-Son of John and Brenda hansen-football 1,2,3.4; 2001b Club 3. Angela Sue Been-Daughter of William and Carolyn Keen-Spanish Club 4; Li- brary Club 4; PHA 3,4. Band 1.2,3; Who's Who Among American high School Stu- dents; Peer Counseling, Assistant to Mrs. Smith, Sr. Play. Christopher Lee Kincaid-Son of Mr. and Mrs. P.L. Kincaid-Pootball 1,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,3; Spanish Club 1; Science Club 1.2. La Donna Lemings- Nesl Campus. Picture not available 55 Regina Linley Lloyd-Daughter of Lucky Lloyd and Plancy Prock-fhA 1; FFA 1,23; Chorus 1; Jr. Play Bobby Wayne Lovejoy-Son of Bennett and Lynda Lovejoy Football 1,2,3.4; Track 1.2,3; 200 lbs. club 2; 250 lbs. 3; FFA 1.2; Science Club 1 La tana Rose Maples- Daughter of Marion and Rosemary Maples-Chorus 1,23.4; Faula Raylene Matthews-Daughter of Delmer and Barbara Matthews-Basket- ball 1,2,4; Track 1,23.4; Spanish Club 4; Library Club 1.2; Science Club 1,23; FHA 23.4; FHA treasurer 3; FHA President 4; Band 1,23.4; Football Homecoming Roy- alty 4. Basketball Homecoming Royalty 2; Jr. and Sr. Plays, Perfect Attendance 1.2; Flag line 23.4, Flag captain 3; Most Likely To Be Remembered 4; All Region Band 3; Honor Roll 4, Best Auxiliary Line At Locust Grove 3; Softball 1.23,4; Class Officer 1 56 Tammi Michelle McQaughy-Daughter of Lillian and Danny McGaughy-Cheeriead- ing 23; Track 1; Journalism 3,4; Spanish Club 3. Science Club 23; FHA 1; Band 1.2; Football Homecoming Royalty 3; Jr. and Sr. Plays; Class Favorite 3; Interna- tional Open Cheerleading Championship 2; Prom Committee 3, Assistant Mrs. Lee 4 Willie McQueen-Son of Billy and Rose- mary McQueen-West Campus 2,3,4 No Picture Available Clint t. Mitchell-Son of Charles and Mary MltchellFootball 1; Spanish Club 1.4 Mi Q 3; Library Club 4; Sheilah De-Anne Moore-Daughter of Freda Moore-basketball 1,2; Track 1; Softball 1.2; Journalism 4; Spanish Club 3; Science Club 2,3; Chorus 1; Sr. Play; FhA Reporter historian 2; Transferred From Alma 2; Prom Committee 3 Daniel Lee Morris-Son of Dewey and Gwen Morris Football 2.3.4; Spanish Club 3; Fire Marshall 4. 200 lbs. Club Terri Ann Muise-Daughter of Ralph and Katherine harvey-Spanish Club 4; Li- brary Club 3.4. Chorus 1.2.3.4; Drill team 1 Audra Lynn Mullinax-Daughter of Arkley and Annette Mullinax beta Club 2.3.4; Spanish Club 3.4; Football homecoming Royalty 1; honor Roll 1.2,3.4; Who s Who Among American high School Students 3; Jr. Play 3; Student of the Month 3; Office Assistant 4 Thomas Lloyd Mulvaney-Son of James and Lou Mulvaney Football 1.2.3.4; baseball 1,2.4; basketball 1; Track 1,2,3.4; band 1; 200 lbs. club 2; Runner Up In Track 2 $a halvin Newberry-Son of Mrs. Dorothy Newberry, football 1,2. manager. Bas- ketball 1, manager; Band 1,2 Michael Vance Patrick-Son of Mike and Sharon Patrick, football 1.2.3,4. Basket- ball 1,2,3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; ffA 1.2.3.4; Bicounty Tournament 1 Steven Duane Pettigrew-Son of Zoan and Dories Pettigrew. ffA 1.2,3 Regina Carlynn Phillips-Daughter of Earl and faye Phillips. fMA 3.4. historian 4, Chorus 3; Sr. Play Cheryl Ann Pratt-Daughter of frank and Charlotte Pratt. Track 3. Softball I.2.3.4. Spanish Club 1.2. Science Club 1.2. Cho- rus 2 Meath Reed-Son of Marold and Janie Reed. ffA 1.2 Tonya Marie Roach-Daughter of Edward and Brenda Roach. Chorus 1; Choir award 1. Mathematics award 3; FMA 1; Science Club 1.2; Library Club 4 Thomas Rose-Son of Tommy and Lo- raine Rose. Football 2 Jeannie Marie Spears-Da ugh ter of Bobby Jack and Shirley Spears. Class Treasurer 3; Basketball 1,2.3. manager. Basketball homecoming Royalty 3; Football home- coming Royalty 4. Library Club 3.4. histo- rian. Science Club 1.2.3,4. Journalism 2.3,4. Paper editor and Photographer; Fire marshal 4, Superior Ratings at State Piano Competition 1986 and 1987. AE- GIS 3; Blood Mobile worker 2.3.4. Peer Counselor; Counselors Advisory Com- mittee. Office Assistant; Jr. and Sr. Play Scott Edward Sugg-Son of Cecil and Ma- rie Sugg. Football 1.2.3,4, Basketball 1.2,3.4. All District 86-87, Track 1.2.3.4. Baseball 1.2,3.4 Fatricia Ray Sullivan-Daughter of James and Molly Sullivan. FhA 1; Chorus 4; Drillteam 2 Michael Craig Summers-Son of Nancy and Jack Summers. Class President 2; Football 1.2,3,4 All Conference 4. Bas- ketball 1,2.3,4; Track 3. Baseball 1.2.34. Spanish Club 2.3.4. Secretary 4, Science Club 2.3.4. FFA 1.2.3. 200 Pound Club 2 59 l ■% I m h4 Mr | lii i A “ i JJ) Patricia Ann Thurman-Da ugh ter of Keith and Martha Thurman. FMA 1,2; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Sr. Play; Drill Team 1 Tawana Lou Walton-Daughter of Eliza- beth Walton-Library Club 3.4; Secretary 4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls State 3; Sr. Play; Who's Who Among American Migh School Students; Drill Team 1 Lucinda Gail Watkins-Daughter of Gail Watkins-Spanish Club 4. Science Club 2; FMA 1; Assistant for Mrs. Dove 4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play Cecilia Kaye Weaver-Da ugh ter of Brian and Charlene Weaver-Spanish Club 3.4. FMA 1.2; Girls State 3. Who's Who Among American Migh School Students 3,4. Jr. Play Sheila Kathleen Webb-Da ugh ter of Dwayne and Janie Webb-Band 2.3,4, Roy- alty 4. Football Royalty 1. Student Coun- cil Treas. 4. Beta Club 2.3,4. Sec. 4, Span- ish Club Rep 2. Science Club I.2.3.4. Pres. 4, FFA 1.2,3.4,- Pres. 4. Jr. Pres. 1; Rep. 2.3; FBLA 4. Jr. Play. Sr. Play. FFA Queen 4. Star Greenhand 1. State Parlia- mentary Procedure Team 2. 2nd Place State Extemp. Speaking Contest 3, 3rd high Ind. District Dairy Contest 1. 2nd high Ind. State Dairy Contest 3. Voice of Democracy 3.4. Student of the Year 3, MOBY 2; Sr. Who's Who-Most Intellectu- al. Most Likely to Succeed. 1st place State Wildlife Proficiency 2; 3rd place State Swine Proficiency 3; Class Sec. 1; Academic Awards 1,2,3,4 Mary Elizabeth W 7ord-Daughter of James and Katherine Wilford-Beta Club 3. Science Club 3. Chorus 4. national Monor Society 1; Who's Who Among American Migh School Students 3 Terry Diane Wilhite-Daughter of Ted and Cheryl Tarris-Spanlsh Club 1,2; FMA 1,2; Chorus 1.2; Jr. Play. Sr. Play, Drill Team 1 Sheila Diane (Molt) Wood-Da ugh ter of Adrain and Betty Molt-Band 1.2.3 Debbie Woodbury-Daughter of Ernest Woodbury-West Campus 3.4 61 Those Who w i Party Never Tell Mondays what do we use them for? Party Gos- sip. Who's talking? Vance Patrick, Mike Summers, Tina Green, Tammy McGaughy, Susanna Leming and Mark Babb, or maybe these are the people being talked about. As you walk down LhS halls you will hear such hot topics as And what did you do this weekend? Who got caught where? Did you spend the night at Jan- ies? I can't believe I did that! There are always get togethers where the girls stay up all night watching old movies or talking about guys. A lot of the guys camp, play cards, fir go 4 wheeling. Many good times are shared. Thomas Dayberry being the gentleman that he is. helps Becki Cox walk in her long dress. 62 Timmy Taylor, Shawn Shrum, Steve Wilson, and Ryan Guth- erie look as though they are having a blast. 63 After The Bell . . . What, How, Where The lunch bell rings best friends find each other, all of the cliques begin to form, and Scott Sugg and Jerri Hudson fuse together for 30 min- utes of smooching and stuffing. Some people, like Matt Higgins, brown- bag it, while Mike Sum- mers, and a number of other souls, are brave enough to venture into the cafeteria. Then there are those like Tom Mul- vaney and Mendy Bailey, who ignore the rules of nutrition and go to the student union and grab their favorite (nonalco- holic, of course) bev- erage and some junk food. The best place to be at lunch has got to be the gym. You can watch a basketball game, intramural ac- tivities. or just sit back and relax. However students may spend their lunchtime, they are only free for 35 minutes, then the dreaded bell rings. OH NO! Time for class! Jerri Hudson and Scott Sugg are just too cute to be real. Tricia Dale looks like she s really dressed for lunch. It appears that Vance Patrick is in really deep thought. Mike Summers. Curtis Grls- com. Mark Babb, and Thom- as Dayberry always act weird after they eat in the lunchroom. - What arc Jesse Howard, Steve Shannon, and Ryan Goldman up to? QUICK! Someone tell Tommy Skelton he is about to make a serious mistake. Scott Bellamy looks as if the lunchroom food doesn't agree with him. GREAT SHOT! These boys real- ly know how to play basketball. 66 Breaking The Rules Or What? Escape attemptl Rules! What are they? Why must we obey them? A rule is an established guide for action, failure to obey the rules will re- sult in punishment, or in our case detention or suspension. There are a lot of rules to learn, some are new. and some have been around forever, like no public display of affection, other than holding hands. Some people obey this rule like Clark bailey and Shannon James, but Scott Sugg and Jer- rie Hudson could take a few les- sons. Everyday at lunch you can find them in the student union displaying affection all over the place! There are other rules like no gambling, and no tobacco, drinking, or drugs. But it never seems to fail that you can find Scott Bellamy. Chris Kincaid and Ray Muffaker sneaking a dip at lunch. There are a lot of rules about the parking lot and cars that are fairly unknown, for in- stance. did you know the speed limit on campus is 15 miles at all times. And if you violate this rule your car can be banned from campus. If you break the rules, there are two options, you can go to detention or you could be sus- pended. and get to spend a few fun filled days with Mr. Parnell. And of course you will probably be grounded by your parents. Some rules we like and most we hate, so if you don't want to be grounded or spend time with Mr. Parnell your best bet would be to stay out of trouble. (Or at least don't get caught) 67 Orr ThE TRACK The Jr. Play once again came off without a hitch, with the exception that it was untraditionally held in the second semester on January 27, 28. and 30. however, like all other plays it had its moments, like when Stacy Jones said her line Does anyone want to take a turn with us and a little boy in Elementary spoke up and said. ' I do . Or when Jason Moorman forgot his lines during the trial scene and just replied. I'm done . But even though there were a few Juniors who didn t know their parts, overall the Play was a com- plete success, even consid- ering the fact that everyone that had anything to do with the play ended up sick. But. that s par for the course. And who said that good girls don t wear black. Look at Shei- la and Joan. Since when did Lance Barker worship a stove? Liz and Susan look a if they really got into their parts during the Jr. Play this year. On A Roll, Juniors In Off The Track 68 Puttin' On The Hits Todays Styles Shelly Smith really fits in with Paula and Tom are definitely in both Bon Jovi and Coca-Cola. today's styles. The interesting styles of 87-88 can be seen coming and going down the halls of LMS. It brought along such things as Coca-Cola shirts, Levi jackets, acid washed jeans, and of course we can not forget the ever famous hair- style, the bob'. La- bamba. Tiffany, and mini- skirts returned to us the ever popular styles of the 50 s and 60 s. After a tiring day at the mall, Tina Green can be seen walking into the Closet. When she walks out empty handed, you can't help but ask her why? She replies, Cost '. Isn't that the truth, when a typical pair of jeans cost 40-50 dol- lars. Who can afford to buy anything else? Jr. Play members look like they're about ready to collapse but still having fun. Mathan West. Kalvin Newberry, and Gary Mulse look like real modem day cowboys. 69 What Would We Do Without Weekend flights? Cruising is a major passtime for LMS students, but how do they spend that time? first, they drag the square looking for any action they might find from there they drive to Row- ans, turn around, go back to the square, circle up to the gym parking lot, and back to the starting point. After burning a quarter tank of gas on this pro- cedure (and they wonder where their money goes) they first stop at the J dr S. It is time to shoot some bull, for Mike Sum- mers and Chris Kincaid, it is also time to bum a dip. On any given friday or Saturday we might find ourselves in the mid- dle of a biscuit fight. Watch out for the people who are hiding in the backs of trucks. Tammi McGaughy tells us she likes to cruise because, ' After you see who is in town, some of us get together and go dirt roading. foster s was another well known hang out. Many of us shared the disappointment when it closed. But we have no time to be sentimental, as we drive by It on the way to meet the gang. It is time to go dir- troading as it is called. We all know what that means, but be careful! Time flies when we are having fun, and if we miss our curfew one more time we will not be back next weekend!! I wonder what they could be do- ing? Deon Birkes is fixing to play some pool at fosters. OM MIKE! Does it taste that good? Isn't this against the rules?? Janie and Angelia are headed toward trouble. I Know it!! Mow sweet! Vance Patrick is just hanging out at Posters. 71 A Ak Blowing The Tops Off Of LMS Aren't you even a little curious about what the people you spend half of your life with in school like to wear, eat, and waste time doing? There are many styles and fash- ions here at LHS. Many new styles have come and gone, but the one style that never goes out of style are those 501 blues, just ask Mike Sum- mers. Pizza is definitely the hottest food selling, and for those of you who don t like pizza, then it's not recommended you go down the halls yelling it. We ve got alot of pizza lovers here at LMS. On the music front, there are many new singing groups. Tiffany, a sixteen year old singing sensa- tion. is one of the hottest artists around. Randy Travis is the rising star of country music. Me has produced such hits as Forever and ever Amen, and On the oth- er hand , hobbies are a part of our everyday ac- tivities. Anything from playing basketball, to eating to cruisin’ the town are among the LMS students favorites. Al- though the year 1988 may seem typical, it has brought along some in- teresting changes. Joan Davis and Sheilah Moore Crystal Speight must have been Magazines 1. Seventeen 2. Sports Illustrated 3. Teen 4. Playgirl 5. Playboy 72 Cars 1. '65 Mustang 2. Porsche 3. Corvette 4. Lamborghini 5. Piero QT Food 1. Pizza 2. Mexican 3. Steak 4. Hamburgers 5. Spaghetti Jason Carr and Melissa Bush are just loo cute together. i Chris Kincaid takes time out to smile for the camera. (Don t ya wonder what he s up to?) Rock 1. Could’ve Been Tiffany 2. You Got the Look Prince 3. I want your sex George Michaels 4. Here I Go Again Whitesnake 5. I Think We re Alone How Tiffany Best Lookin' Guy 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Curtis Griscom Randy Roghan Mike Summers Shawn Davis Scott Sugg Best Lookin' Girl 1. Jerri Hudson 2. Rhonda Burkhart 3. Becki Cox 4. Teresa Parris 5. Meredith Kahl Clothes 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 501'S T-shirts sweaters sweatshirts Wranglers Movies 1. Top Gun 2. Dirty Dancing 3. RAW 4. Lost Boys 5. Three Men and a Baby Hobbies 1. sports 2. reading 3. cruising town 4. sleeping 5. eating Country 1. forever and ever Randy Travis 2. face to face Alabama 3. fishin’ in the dark Hitty Gritty Dirt Band 4. Bom to Boogie Hank Williams Jr. 5. That s My Job Conway Twitty Journalism Top: Tina Green. Mitzi Tittle. Liz Olszewski. Carrie Grant, Middle Top: Rickey Harrington. Jeannie Spears. Heather Longar, Robin Scott Middle: James Mayberry. Shcilah Moore. Connie Cope- lin Shelly Smith. Bottom: Donna James. Rim Stewart. Chris fashing, Julie Munnerlyn James, you didn't have to erase anything did you? Toni is dancing in the halls. Rim looks lost. Top: Curtis Griscom. Charlie Dodson. Gary Hulse. Mark Babb. Bottom: Taw ana Walton. Ceclia Weaver. Rim Goolsby, Clark Bailey Hot Pictured: Andy Allen. Girls' And Boys' State Top. Kym Goolsby, Doug Hutchens, Mark Babb, Jami Shrum. Stacy Jones, Jason Moorman, Ryan Goldman, Martin Swope, Middle: Delana Davis, Mrs. Vaughn, Lance Barker, Sheila Webb, LaDonna Tranks. Charlie Dodson. Bottom: Audra Mullinax. Melissa Bush. Mitzi Tittle, Rebec- ca Biswell, Tracy Biswell, heather Longar Student Council Bottom: Teresa Tarris, LaDonna Franks, Angelia Sugg, Tammy Carter, Cristy Tershall, Mitzi Tit- tle, Sheila Webb, Mr. Kinzer, Top: Jason Moor- man, Clark Bailey, Lance Barker, Randy Rogahn, Mark Babb Clark is also helpful with the blood mobile. Beta Club Spanish Club Science Club Top row left to right: D. Birkes. M. Kahl, J. Shrum, C. Griscom. M. Babb. J. Spears, T. Bond. S. Webb. Middle row: J. Munyon. R. Harrington. G. Crittenden, A. Voss. T. hash, S. Jones. L. Barker Bottom row: S. Capone, T. Carter. C. Meithaus. Liz Olszewski. M. Longar Terry and Jeannie. how can you do that and smile?! Bottom row left to right: M. Babb. J. Moorman. A. Allen. C. Griscom. M. Summers. C. Bai- ley. L. Olszewski. R. Rogahn. A. Courtney. S. Biswell. S. Ca- pone. C. Copelin, S. Kisner 2nd row: M. Swope. G. Phillips. J. Cosper. J. Spears M. Tittle. J. Bonds. L. Graham. T. Carter. R. Wolber. J. Hester. R. Baren- burg. R. Biswell. R. Drain. D. Pergeson, J. Wolf. R. Phillips, n. Jetton. T. Taylor. J. Jones. J. Risley. H. Mitchell. T. Mash. J. Hudson. S. Sugg, M. Higgins. D. finical. G. Elmore. 4th row: S. Pershall. C. Smith. M. Kyle. G. Bedell. S. James. C. Speight. B. Mitchell. C. Anastasio. S. Mey- er. V. Patrick. S. Epps, J. Shrum. L. Watkins, T. Dale. S. Jones. S. Meyer. Sponsor M. Dove. J. fletcher. J. Huffaker. C. Guess. S. foley. R. Ruland. R. Harrington — Library Chorus Top row left to right: C. Mitchell, Sponsor V. Smith, T. Mash, L. Watkins, R. Harrington, J. Spears, Q. Elmore, S. Jones Middle row: Mrs. Smith shows us her new Sponsor S. Spears, T. Roach, T. Walton, T. Dale. C. fashing, B. computer knowledge. Bush, Bottom row: R. Drain, C. heithaus. T. Carter, L. Capps, A. Keen Top row Left to right. Tina He- cox, Kristie Lester. Cherrie Jew- ett. Sharon Mite. Qlenne Rose Peggy Dunnigan. Anglea Wood Amanda Comer Lori Wilson. Tanya Forrester. Lisa Capps Leah Edwards Top row. Left to right. Amy Lough ridge. Tracy Remington. John Carte. Tommy Skelton. Leann Phelps, Regina Pitts, Pa- tricia Thurman; Terry Wilhite.- Taw ana Walton, Anthony Eas- ter; Jeff Menyman. Kristen Ol- son. Gala Crittenden Latana Maples; Tonia Merryman; Mandy Reed. Larry. Michaeline Bauer. Tammy Mite. Kim Stew- art; Mary Turney. Mrs. Curry 77 HI-Q Team Top row-from left to right- Heather Longar, Doug Hutchens, Charlie Dodson, Wesley Marshall, Mr. Springer- spon. Bottom row- left to right- Mrs. Bell-spon. Tammy Carter, Christina Heithause, Angelia Sugg, Mitzi Tit- tle. Top row left to right- Qlen Carte. Wesley Marshall. Shawn Foley. Doug Hutchens, Gerald Phillips. Andy Allen Middle row- left to right- Sheila Webb. Don- na James. Rickey Harrington. Heather Longar. Karen Cheatham. Shannon James, Sarah Epps. Bottom row left to right- Ray Ruland. Mark Babb, Mitzi Tittle. Randy Rogahn, Jami Shrum. 78 Cody Smith. Teresa Farris. Cin- dy Guess. Shawn Davis. Jean- nie Spears, and Daniel Morris. Fire Marshals Top row from left to right- LaDonna Franks. Mrs. Vaughn, and Jeannie Spears, Middle from left to right- Rickey Harrington, Kevin Cox. and Lance Barker. Bottom row from left to right- Angela Keen. Robin Scott. Joan Davis. Becki Cox. P EER This year LHS started a Peer Counseling pro- gram. Peer Counseling is simply, “Peers helping Peers The counselors went to the Crisis Interven- tion Center for 6 weeks (30 hours) of training. The counselors admit that the training was tough but that it was well worth it. The counselors' one hope is that the students here at Lincoln will take advantage of the help offered. Robin Scott seemed to pretty much sum it up when she stated “We re here for YOU! CoUMSELORS Future Farmers Of America FFA officers left to right: S. Fo- ley-Sent. J. Moore-Rcp. L. Bark- er-V.P.. S. Webb-Pres.. S. Ca- pone-Sec.. K. Cox-Treas.. C. Bailey-St. Advisor. Brian Carl ton-Alt. FFA- Top row left to right; C. Olsen, D. Anastasio. S. Ramsey. D. Bush. B. Bradley. T. Taylor, V. Patrick, M. Hatchett, T. Bond. C. Anastasio. C. Mall. S. McClellan, D. Sisemore, R. Harrington 4th row: C. Smith. K. Farmer. L. Gage. B. Biswell. S. Davis. S. Shrum. M. West, B. Sugg. D. Lester, T. Comer, J. Bolinger, B. Lane 3rd row: S. Glenn. J. Sullivan, S. Shannon. S. Wilson. R. Goldman. J. Howard. M. Reed. J. Carr, D. Cheatham. E. Coor. S. Meyer. R. Guthrie. 2nd row: J. Rutherford. R. Winsted, Jerry Roach. B. Hoffman. D. Piazzo, M. Longwith, T. Anderson, K. Holland. M. Bailey, M. Pinkerton. B. Johnson Bottom row: C. Bailey, J. Moore, S. Capone, S. Webb. L. Barker. K. Cox. S. Foley. B. Carlton, Sponsor D. Webb FFA Queen. Sheila Webb. Shei- la represented our FFA as presi- dent. queen, and leader of many activities. Congratula- tions Sheila, we re proud of you. 80 FMA FfA Sweetheart Janie Gosper and FHA Beau Clark Bailey Top row Left to right: A. Voss. D. Bottoms, D. Finical, S. Ramsey. C. Guess, 5. Luna. C. Birkes. C. Spencer, R. Burkhart. Middle Row: D. Cramer. P. Gullick, T. Hudgens. D. Birkes, J. Cosper. K. Cheatham. J. George. M. Tittle. A. Keen. G. Elmore. S. Jones. Bottom row: Sponsor Betty Freeman. P. Matthews. J. Munyon, S. Pershall, R. Ruland. R. Phillips. A. Itodge FMA member Gwen ElmoreDid she drop a pan on her foot or what? Future Homemakers Of America Doug Hutchens. Glen Carte. Donna James. Drum Major Charlie Dodson, Lina Graham. Delana Davis, Second Row. Michelle Pinkerton, Shannon Kisner. Sarah Epps. Karen Cheatham. Paula Matthews. Roxanne Cox. Joyce Cosper. Angela Modge. Crystal Speight, Ray Ruland, Shannon James. Jason Moorman. Martin Swope, Third Row: Jcannie Crouse, Richard Maberry, Stacy Jones. Teresa Parris. Angelia Sugg. Jennifer Jones. Colin Olson. Robert Barenberg. Darrell Mignite, Jodi Hunt. Mendy Bailey. Harold Gilbreath. Shawn Poley. Scott Meyer. Eric Coor. Joe Rutherford. Clark Bailey. Carla Spencer. Patrick Swope. David Swain. Wesley Marshall, Back Row: Scott PershalL Lance Barker. Rickey Harrington. Thomas Allison. Randy Rogahn. Gerald Phillips. Shawn Holloway, Sheila Webb. Outrageous Performance! October 30. 1986 was the date the band members will always remember, as they secretly planned to shock the audience with their performance. On that night the band marched on the field as usual, and played their opening song. Devil s Can- yon. After which Mr. Allison announced over the P.A. that their second song they had been having trouble with. It ap- peared the band had always rushed the song, and the rifles weren't able to per- form as such speed. They started the song as usual and reached a speed al- most impossible for the rifles. The rifles huddled for a moment and then turned to the band and began to shoot them one by one. As the band dropped like house flies, the crowd stood in awe. After the slaughter two members played Taps. Again as usual they received a standing O'. Jason Moorman and Martin Swope strut their stuff during one of Lincolns most rememberable performances. Clark Bailey, our star trombone, and Shannon James together as usual. Two enraged rifles aim to fire at the terrified tubas, who run for cover. 83 Band Royalty JUNIOR MAID Stacy Jones escorted by Qlen Carte. JUNIOR MAID Carla Spencer escorted by Gerald Phillips. JUNIOR MAID- Shannon James escorted by Clark Bailey. JUNIOR MAID- Sarah Epps escorted by Doug Hutchens. JUNIOR MAID- Donna James escorted by Shawn foley. DRUM LINE- Lance Barker. Scotty Per- shall. Randy Rogahn, Gerald Phillips. Shawn Holloway, Rickey Harrington, Sheila Webb. SENIOR MAID- Paula Matthews escorted by Tom Hudgens and Ray Ruland. SENIOR MAID AND BAND QUEEN- Sheila Webb escorted by Charlie Dodson and Rickey Harrington. SENIOR MAID- Delana Davis escorted by Jason Moorman and Robert Barenberg. RIFLES Teresa Farris. Roxanne Cox. Cry- stal Speight. Donna James (Captain) MAJORETTES- Angela Hodge. Carla Spencer (Captain). Stacy Jones. FLAOLIHE- Angelia Sugg, Jennifer Jones. Karen Cheatham. Shannon James (Cap- tain). Joyce Cosper. A Athletes ' JR SPORTS Us The Jr. High Sports teams are becoming trained for their up coming years in High School. They've been working very hard, and when they reach high school they will no doubt be prepared for the competition. But for now, while they're still young, they continue to play to their best ability. 87 Jr. High 7th grad football top row R Kyle. S. Irons. T Roth rock. S Hudson L Parnell K Albright B Boster D Burkhart J Ornon 2nd row P. Po . 5 Pace S Bern hardt R Glen S Smith J Jetton 1st row M. Speight Barenberg J Bradley C henry. D Morris T Pina cle. Ji .1 ‘ S 1bJ 0 '- r'r bb ' N ?ji 4Q|Wb3 V H ft 11 7th grade and Junior high football is en- ergetic and really takes alot out of you. Skill and patience from the coaches and players are really important in football. During football season it is usually cold and that is the only complaint you will hear from these tough kids. Bottom row: Mgr. R. Cochran. E. Rose. K. Guthrie. L. Madewell. S. Phillips. B Cun- ningham. J. Smith, J. hunt. C. Johnson, J. McCarver. 2nd Row: D. Lester. T. Comer, R. Davis. W. Rowe, J. Merryman, M. Pinkerton. P. Cames, f. Benton. T. Calico, D. Mignite, J. Goodman, J. Meisler, R. Guthrie. 3rd Row: Coach hi- chols. Coach Adams. D. Jones, S. Taylor, rt. West. T. Mite. D. Swain. M. Taylor. J. Anastasio, D. Sizemore. A. Gilbreath. Coach Gregory 88 Doesn t the team looked pepped up? Jr. High Basketball 89 The Junior High girls huddle Junior Boys f.R .L.R: Patrick Swope Brad Sugg. Brent Cunningham. Doug Munyon. Jarrod Munyon-M.R..L.R: Mike Hutchens. Phil- lipp Rames. Matt Pinkerton. Shawn Da- vis. Jody Pinkerton. Travis Calico-B.R.. L.R: Coach Terrell. Harold Gilbreath. Na- than West. Mark Taylor. Shawn Shrum. Coach Adams. Did it go in? I guess we will never know. 90 8th Grade Boys Junior Girls Back Row: Coach David Ferrell. Renee Tucker, Candra Shannon. Rebecca Farris. Shelly Reed. Misty Kruse. Coach Arnold Adams Middle Row: Cristy Pershall. Tracie Hartwell. Suzanne Epps. Amy Allen, holly Paine, Larissa Roach. Front Row: Tara Bradley Tonia hash. Danya Curtis. Missy Patterson. Rebecca Grant. Jennifer Risley. Amy Allen looks really enthused with the game as Renee Tucker shoots her free shot. The 7th grade girls basketball team lines up on the bleachers along with their coach Arnold Adams to give us a quick smile. 8th Grade Girls Back Row: Stefanie Boyd. Darla Rutherford. Shelly Reed. Susanna Anastasio, Larissa Roach. Coach Arnold Adams. Middle Row: Danita Carr. Carla Rutherford, Suzanne ELpps. Renee Tucker, Debra Rymel, Molly Paine, front Row: Tonya Merryman. Danya Curtis, Missy Patterson. Tara Bradley, Trade Martwell. Our Jr. high Girls Basketball team getting ready to play? Or catching up on the latest gossip? Junior High What Was It Like? Tammy Carter- Great! I've enjoyed cheering for the team Jennifer Resley- It's been hard work, and lots of fun. Nicole Jetton- It s been fun working with everybody. Zana Carte- I've enjoyed cheerleading because we started pretty bad. but we II get better. Kara Watson- This year was alright, but I II enjoy next year much better. Cristy Pershall- It was a lot better being the oldest. It was probably one of my best years because we all got along better. Top to bottom: Cristy Pershall. Jennifer Resley. Nicole Jetton, Tammy Carter. Zana Carte. Kara Watson 94 Mow what would our Jr. High teams do without the support of their cheer- leading squad? They work on giving pep rallies, and everyone appreciates the time out of class to yell a little. They give the team members the locker signs with treats on them and hang those spirit signs in the halls. They also give up time in the summer to go to cheerleading camp so they can represent our spirit well. But we all know the incentive behind all of that work. It. has to be the fun they have, for instance, they all looked like they loved being cheerleaders when they came in out of the rain at the Berry- ville game They were soaked to the bone with their hair stuck to their faces. Yes. our cheerleaders had seen better days. What fun they must have had supporting the Jr. high football team in those miniskirts in that cool fall weather. Yes, no matter what we say about our athlete we must give credit to the Cheerleaders who never give up on their teams no matter what the weather is or what the scoreboard says. What determination that takes! Yes, even our Cheerleaders are Out- standing athletes, and we appreciate them! BETA Student Coundl Sdence Middle School Clubs 'For the trips! Deana Carr replied when asked why she was in Science Club. Whenever some- one is asked why they are in a club in school, you will hear some differ- ent answers from differ- ent people. But the most common answer to the question, especially in Middle School, is For the trips! Mo matter how many students you ask that is usually the an- swer. Every once in a while, you might get a dif- ferent one. For example, the stu- dents on Student Council have to want to work to get something good done. The whole school counts on them to get things done. They also have to be able to listen with patience. It seems this year s Student Coun- cil is doing some good, like expected. During the Thanksgiving and Christ- mas holiday they collect- ed food and presents for the less fortunate. They made the project into a contest between class. Each class got a prize for participating. First, sec- ond. or third. The Stu- dent Council has also raised money to get ceil- ing fans put in all the classrooms, to cool things off during those humid days in school. Mot only is the Student Council getting some- thing done for the Middle School, but the Science Club is pitching in to work on the appearance of the school. The club has spent quite a bit of time raising money to have some landscaping done in the front of the building. The Student Council and Science Club will not be forgotten for all the time and work they have put in to make the school a more pleasurable place to be. Student Council Top row. Left to right: S. Irons; D. Curtis; K. Watson; J. Latta; C. Marion; J. Gilbreath C. Henry; R. Glenn; M. Russell; M. Pershall; T. Bradley; M. Pinkerton. BETA Club Top row. Left to right: A. Hester; K. Jahay,- D. Rutherford; S. Anastasio. R. Tucker; J. Munyon,- J. Pinkerton; D. Munyon; P. Karnes; L. Parnell; M. Hutchens.- T. Bradley; T. Barker.- C. Hunton; S. Cochran; C. Rutherford; T. Hartwell; L. Layne,- J. Hartwell; K. Watson; H. Paine; M. Goolsby; C. Hartwell; C. Matthews. D. Curtis; C. Caswell; M. Pat- terson. % Ctghth Grade Science Club, first Row L. to R. D. Green. J. Lamb. T. Paige. C. Caswell. D. Curtis. B. Capone. M. Patterson. J. Castleberry, J. Smith. J Walton. M. Bayer. M. Tumey. Second Row L. to R. W Asher. T. rorrester. K. Olson, C. Pettigrew. T. hecox. J. Wllmot. J. Umberson. J. Perez. R. Davis. Z. Carte. J. Guthrie. R. Kane. C. Johnson. T. Rymel. J. Thurman. D. Klsner. R. Workman Third Row L. to R. K. Gordon. M. Pershall. T. Bradley. K. Watson. T Barker. C. Hartwell. L. Roach. C. Rutherford. J. Goodman. L. Madewell. J. Miesler. P. Dunnagan, S. Johnson. J. Menyman, C. Skelton, fourth Row L. to R. S. Phillips. T. Hartwell. C. Price. M. Paine, M. Goolsby. D. Carr, D. Munyon, M. Pinkerton, f. Benton. J. Pinkerton, L. McAdams. A. Hecox. T. Merryman. B. Cunningham, fifth Row L. to R. M. Musteen, J. Carte. C. Dodson. D. Rymel, R. Scott. J. Goodman. D. Rutherford, K. Jahay. S. Anastasio. L. Phillips. P. Kames. T. Calico, D. Jones. M. Hutchens. Sixth Row L. to R. D. Harris. K. Robinson. C. Reeves. Q. Morton, J. Stout. S. Boyd, S. Reed. R. Tucker, M. Taylor, J. Anastasio, L. Phelps, C. Jewett. T. Kirk. S. Coos Seventh Grade Science Club: first Row L. to R. S. Mulvaney. T. finical. T. Mite, T. Cassey. C. henry. B. Rich, L. Behlar, K. Molcroft. R. Koonz. J. Bradley. J. Lewis. J. Jetton. D. Smith, S. Roach. Second Row L. to R. C. Mathews. D. Morris. B. Anschutz. K. Barker. B. Brown. C. Hunton. S. Cochran. J. Kidd. M. Wright. R. Glenn. D. Burkart. K. Barenburg. f. fox. C. Veal. S. Marshall. S. Pace. Third Row L. to R. L. Rymel. B. Boster, B. Bradley. S. Irons. A. Hester, M. Skaggs, P. Watts, L. Layne. J. Hartwell. K. Albright, M. Lovejoy. M. Speight, S. Smith, L. Parnell. K. Mabeny. fourth Row L. to R. S. Roberts. R. Mathews, R. Bentley. A. Caster, S. Hudson, T. Sugg, S. Bernhardt. R. Kyle. M. Leming, S. Brown. M. Reed. C. Hattenhaur. J. Cpps, J. Huffaker. M. Russel. O. Cagely, J. Reed. T. Rothrock Sixth Grade Science Club, first Row L. to R. C. Roberts. A. Sullivan, C. Johnson, B. Cochran. G. Albright, J. Melton. L. Cdwards. C. Sizemore. C. Phelps. T. Myer. I. Chung. C. Wiseman. Second Row L. to R. B. McCraver. J. Paine. S. Denton. J. Latta, M. Watts. J. Hodge. M. Cox. R. Youngblood. J. Robinson. D. Gordon. K. Clmore. C. Carte. L. Moore, G. Thomsen. W. Cmery. Third Row L to R. T. Parker. M. Moore. S. Hignite. J. Brown. A. Moore. R. Mathews. K. Gaches. R. Bennet. L. Wilson. G. Wilmot. D. Weston. J. Gilbreath, C. Wolf. L. Keen. C. Capps, fourth Row L to R. A. Crouse. B. Cooper. S. Barton, B. Springer. M. Koonz. L. Loughridge. K. Yarbrough. S. Bullard. B J. Hansen. R. Mattler. C. Marlon. M. Workman, R. McCraver. J.C. Garcia, C. Mounce Administration We couldn't live without them! Who else gets up early every morning, and arrives at school an hour early just to get things rolling? Certainly not the stu- dents. What would we do without the secretaries that keep this place going? They do all of the paperwork, and they keep track of all the students. Sounds like a tough job, doesn't it? the coun- selors also have alot of work to do. They keep up with the stu- dent's grades and they listen to their problems. They tell us when our credits are going good, and they break it to the seniors when they need to get on the ball, and quit slacking off. They really care! Our principals are definitely the ones running the school, along with our superin- tendent, and school board. These people are in control. Without them, school would be total chaos. Last, but not least, is our brand new detention super- visor, Mr. Parnell, he takes care of those that get out of line. We all appreciate our administra- tion. Seriously, what would we do without them? Mr. Parnell is actually smiling. What's the occasion? Mrs. Cooper is always willing to help the students. Middle School secretary, Mrs. Munyon. is always busy. 98 Administration LEAVE ME ALOME! Mrs. Vaughn retreats to her office. It looks as if Mrs. McClelland wasn't ex- pecting any visitors with cameras. HEY! Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Carter got their picture taken by surprise. Faculty Faculty Faculty Thomas Allison-Band Director Sherry Bcll-English Dept. Darlene Cheatham-School nurse Karen Colman-Math Dept. Jessie Curtis Social Studies Dept. Gary Doss Math Dept. Mae Dove Foreign Language Dept. Katie Dyer-English Dept. Carolyn Farrell-English Dept. David Ferrell-Coach James Gregory-Coach Frank Molman-Principal Cal Kinzer-Social Studies Dept. Reba Lee-Resource Dept. Guatha Longwith Busin ess Dept. Cathy Marak-Science Dept. Kathy Moore-Math Dept. Eugene Olszewski-Art Dept. Larry Pamell-Coach Cathy Small-Business Dept. Faculty Faculty Faculty Vicki Smith-Librarian Shirley Spears-Secretary to Librarian and Counselor Kathy Snodgrass-Study Mall Steve Springer-English Dept. Ken Thomas-Science Dept. Betty Vamer-Mome Economics Sharia Vaughn-Counselor Dwayne Webb-Agricultural Dept. I ain't got no favorite teach- er.” Mrs. Bell. Mrs. Farrell. Mrs. Dyer and Mr. Springer would hate to hear one of their stu- dents say that. Mot because they want to be the favorite, but because ain't isn't a word ' and “you can't use a double negative' even if ain't was a word. If they hurt you too badly for it. you could always get a cure from the nurse. Mrs. Cheatham. She takes care of us all with the aspirin after that Trig test by Mr. Doss or Pepto Bismal after dissecting cats with Mr. Thomas. Senora Dove helps us leam Spanish and then shows us the best route for escape from Mrs. Marak s Chemistry test in her Global Studies class. Mrs. Curtis teach- es us that it is better to stay in the U.S. and assert our rights as citizens in her Civics classes. Of course our counselor. Mrs. Vaughn, gives us advice on the situation also and we decide to face the exam instead of head- ing for the Mexican border. It's cheaper, and besides who would want to miss a single wolf-ball game coached by Coach Ferrell and Coach Ad- ams. Let's study instead. We d miss all our great faculty even if they do give us home- work and tests!! Faculty Faculty Faculty Thomas Allison-Band Director Jackie Bottoms-Counselor Darlene Cheatham-School Nurse Karen Coleman-Math Dept. Beverly Davenport-Gifted and Talented Dept. Sharon Da vis-Resource Dept. Mae Dove-foreign Language Dept David Earrell-Coach James Gregory-Coach Patty Johnson-Librarian Elane Jones-Science Dept. Guatha Longwith-Business Dept. Maxine McClelland-Principal Gerita Moreton-Science Dept. Eugene Olszewski-Art Dept. Linda Pamell-Social Studies Dept. Kay Savage-Resource Kathy Snodgrass-Study Mall Dept. Steve Springer-English Dept. John Thomas-Social Studies Dept. Faculty Faculty Faculty Bobbie Vann-Math Dept. Betty Varner-Practical Arts Dept. Pam Watson-English Dept. Linda Whitaher-Math Dept. Mot Pictured: Arnold Adams-Coach Sherrie Curry-Choral Dept. Rhonda Mutchins-Basic Skills Dept. Cathy Stumbaugh-home Economics Dept. I'll guantee ya, are words that can be found in Ms. Moreton's science class on almost any day. Well, we ll guarantee you that the Middle School teachers have got it to- gether! From Social Studies with Mr. Thomas, to Math and Algebra with Mrs. Whitaker, they're on top of it all; Mrs. Daven- port works with those en- ergetic gifted students, and Mr. Olszewski helps develop the skills of our future artists. Mo matter where we look in the Mid- dle School we see teach- ers helping students, and on those off days we see just the opposite. Isn't it nice to be needed? Pictures: (1) Oh Mo, it's Mr. O! (2) What did you say I think I missed it. (3) Where did I just see that In- dex card? 103 Service Personnel Service Back Row L to R: Clydena Reeves, Pauline Batson, Rate Cheatham, Marcia Green. He- len fritch. Mina Ryan, front Row L to R: Jewell Thurlow, faye Long. Donna franks, Eli- zabeth Thompson. JoAnne Se- ciist Mo matter what the food looks or tastes like, you know it has to be good if the cooks eat it. Personnel Service Personnel Bobbie Johnson has the diffi- cult job of Keeping our middle school clean. John Martin is the head main tenance man for all of the build- ings. Jack Batson Keeps the high school looking excellent. Barbara Rothrock busy as al- ways cleaning at night. L to R: Willis Winkler. Bobby Os- bum, JoAnne Winkler, Mona Carte, Owen Morris. John Hen- son. Guy White. Marry Collins. Don Rutherford, Bob Munyon. Roy Gene franks keeps the gym in order. We are very grateful for our cooks, bus drivers, and janitors. Without the bus drivers some of us wouldn’t be able to come to school. The cooks keep us fed and happy. The janitors keep our buildings nice and clean. Thanks! 105 Identified! C-i-'v, 106 Driving to school, class rings. Junior Play, the Prom These are a few of the high- lights of your Junior year. When you get your class ring, some of you stop and think. This can't be real. You say to yourself. I shouldn't be getting this ring. Why. Just the other day I was riding the bus home from school, and I asked a junior if I could see his ring. Me thumped me on the head with it. Then there’s the bit about driving and getting your license. We say. ,YI can't wait until I'm six- teen and get my car. But the excitement fades off quickly when you start paying those outrageous gas bills. Next you've got the Junior Play. Al- though it takes a lot of time. Juniors cooperation, hard work, and dedication; it's definitely worth it. Who else but this Junior class would do some- thing so off the wall as to break tradition and sched- ule the play for second se- mester instead of first? And then we can t forget all the trials and tribulations of raising funds for our Prom. I'm sure all the Juniors love hearing the Seniors say over and over again, We better not have our Prom in the cafeteria. Yes. being a Ju- nior isn't always fun, but then what is? When asked how Liz Olszewski felt about being a Junior, she replied. Total Insanity! 1. Cheese! Kay Kuland is definitely not camera shy. 2. Gotcha! What is James Ma- berry up to? 3. Ohmmm! Carla Spencer is either meditating or possessed. Jason Abshier Dan Anastasio Tammie Anderson Robert Barenberg Lance Barker Cheryle Birkes Deon Birkes James Bond Denise Bottoms Brandon Bradley Bobbi Brown David Bush Susan Capone Glenn Carte Erik Coor Amy Courtney Becki Cox Tricia Dale Thomas Dayberry Gwen Elmore Sarah Epps 107 Kcndral farmer Deanna Finical Jesse Fletcher Shawn Foley Cindy Quess Sharon Mite Rerrie Holland Tom Hudgens Jerri Hudson Jodi Muffaker Doug Hutchens Donna James Shannon James Stacy Jones Officers We Cou,cln,t Have Done It Without Them! Junior Class Officers are: Becki Cox-Pres.. Bobbi Brown-V. Pres., Brandon Bradley-Sec., Stacy Jones-Treas., Gwen Elmore-Rep., Thomas Dayberry-Sgt. at Arms. Class Offi cers-without them we wouldn't have some- one to gripe at. someone to boss us around, someone to pose for a picture in the year- book, or someone to schedule a boring class meeting so we could skip class. I mean, come on. we need someone to give us an excuse for missing class. Right? Wrong! Class Officers are important people. They are there when you need them to orga- nize fund raisers, to listen to suggestions, to help you with a problem, or to just sit and talk. They are dedicated to their class and are willing to give up their free time to make sure things are going the way they are sup- posed to. Sounds like a busy bunch, huh? Class Officer isn't just a title. It takes some- one who's willing to work-a leader-to be a Class Officer. Meredith Rahl Donny Keen Roberta Reyes Monty Ryle Susanna Leming Heather Longar Shelly Luna Judi Marion Wesley Marshall James Maberry Bret McGee Monica McGee Stacy Meyer Jason Moorman 108 Laura Mounce Joey Munyon Colin Olson Liz Olszewski Shawn Paine Scott Pershall Gerald Phillips Bobby Poindexter Scott Ramsey Randy Rogahn Ray Ruland Robin Scott Doug Secrist Jami Shrum Carla Spencer Rim Stewart Matt Watson Whitney West Leonard Williams Rusty Wolber Tim Woodbury | Are We Ever Going To Make Enough I Money? Your Junior year is always an ex- tremely busy one when it comes to making money for the Prom, or it was for this year's Juniors anyway. Mrs. Curtis. Mrs. Lee, and Coach Gregory were probably ready to pull their hair out after hearing Mrs. Curtis. Mrs. Curtis, what s our next fund raiser? or Mrs. Lee. we made $35.00 on the bake sale last night ' and Oh. Mrs. Curtis, did you forget that tomorrow night .? But these sponsors stuck with this class and did a wonderful job in planning and organizing many, many money making projects. Just to give you an idea of how busy this class and their sponsors were, here are Just a few of the projects they did: Dances, bake sales, selling shoe- strings. raffling a T.V., selling pens, a Mexican supper, selling Valentine s Day flowers, the computer match, the Junior play, participating in the float contest, the scarecrow contest, pie throw, selling homecoming corsages, pictures with Santa and they still have to plan the Prom?! 1. Oh Boy! The things Juniors have to do for money. 2. Oh My! We didn't know Brandon Bradley and Glen Carte were so artistically inclined. 3. Mo! Mo! Mo! Another fund raiser for the Junior Class. Mot Pictured: Charles Bolinger, Kiistie Lester, Deanna Mor- ris. Cody Smith. 109 Calvin Anastasio Trista Bellamy Rebecca Biswell Tracy Biswell Jeff Black Anthony Book Charles Bradshaw Traci Brown Rhonda Burkhart Melissa Bush Michelle Cagley Brian Carlton Jason Carr Dwayne Cheatham The Sophomore class offi- cers decided to get it in gear and try to earn a little money this year. After looking at the trouble the past two classes of Juniors had. they got scared! Class officers are pictured from left to right: Karen Cheatham- Sec.; Ryan Goldman-Pres.; Joyce Cosper-Treas., Teresa rarris-V. Pres., and not pictured Melissa Bush-Reporter. I TIME To Get Started Karen Cheatham Tammy Cochran Tina Copeland Connie Copelin Joyce Cosper Kevin Cox Roxan Cox Vickie Elms Teresa Farris Lynn Gage Shaan Glenn Ryan Goldman Carie Grant Coby hall 11 110 Shawn Holloway Jesse Howard Ray Huffaker Stephen Hughes Ben Johnson Jennifer Jones Shannon Kisner John Leyva Matt Longwith Bill Mattler Shawn McClellan Scott Meyer Josh Moore Paula Pack Danny Piazza Michelle Pinkerton Matt Reed Delbert Riddles Joe Rutherford Steve Shannon Shelly Smith Tommy Skelton- no picture available What Is The Real SITUATION? The real situation? Shame on you, Shaan Glenn (1). Is that what you are really like? Look at Timmy Taylor. (2) If our teachers only knew what really goes on when we have a substitute! We caught Timmy Taylor entertaining Mrs. Osborn one day in English. What would Mrs. farrell say? Of course when we look at Ray Huffaker. Shawn McClellan, Coby Hall, and Stephen Hughes we see the real picture of their understanding of mathematics. That's great guys. You're getting clos- er (3). Ill Sophomores Yes. MO. Maybe In- decision, homework. Maybe I'll do it. Maybe I won t. Remember these thoughts? They usually ended in. “I won't. Re- member grabbing some- one elses the next day and trying to get the as- signment copied in a hurry as everyone else was passing their paper forward? When you are a Sophomore you begin to try and perfect home- work copy techniques. (1) Don’t get exactly the same answer as the pa- per you are copying. (2) Do not get them all right. (3) Don’t get caughtllUU These are major rules ask any Sophomore, they'll give us lots of tips. Pictures: (1) Roxanne Cox and Teresa Parris registering for school. (2) Trista Bellamy about to get loud. (3) have you ever seen Steve Shannon work as hard on his homework as he did to get into school at regis- tration? (4) Is his name really Martin or is it Mar- tian? Crystal Speight Amy Stephenson Angelia Sugg Jacob Sullivan Luke Sullivan Martin Swope Timmy Taylor Mitzi Tittle Lavonda Tumey LeeAnn Weldon Steve Wilson Clyde Wise Virginia Workman .12 Freshmen It's about being cool, on top, sure of yourself, and always in control MO! MO! MO! It's about being a Freshman! Remember leaving the Middle School? We weren't run- ning the building any- more. Anyway we look at it. this year's freshman will be back next year to do the picking on as Sophomores, providing they make it through the Freshman Syndrome. What s that? It is the in- security felt by a Fresh- man. Maybe it stems from all Freshmen are like that, cracks heard everywhere or, perhaps it comes from some of the Freshman guys the first time they are stuffed in- side their locker by an upperclassman. The world may never know! Pictures: (1) Mindy Bailey Aah (2) Harold Gil- breath, Jennifer Risley, and David Swain practice homecoming. (3) Angela Hodge is looking cool. Amy Allen Mindy Bailey Blake Biswell James Bolenger- no pic. available Jennifer Bonds Mark Braswell- no pic. available Shea Bush Tammy Carter Randall Cochran Tom Comer Debbie Cramer Gala Crittenden Jeannie Crouse Shawn Davis Rebecca Drain Becky Earnhardt 113 Kebecca Tarns Marold Gilbreath Lina Graham Becky Grant Patty Gullick Kyan Guthrie Christiana Meithaus Matt Higgins Darryl hlgnite Travis Hite Angela Hodge Jody Hunt Michole Jetton Cherice Johnson President ........ Tammy Carter Vice-President Harold Gilbreath Secretary ........ Jennifer Risley Treasurer ........ David Swain Reporter ......... Ryan Guthrie Freshman Officers Ben Lane Dallas Lester Amy Longhridge Richard Maberry Todd Messer Heather Mitchell Tonia Hash Donnell Pergeson Cristy Pershall Rosella Phillips Robie Ramey Tracy Remington Jennifer Risley Jerry Roach Scan Seward Candra Shannon Shawn Shrum Darryl Sisemore Mark Smith Walter Stewart Brad Sugg David Swain Patrick Swope Amy Taylor Donna Thomas Angela Voss Nathan West Kodney Winstead Jennifer Wolf Angela Wood Freshman Lose Turn Go Back To Start My gosh, did you see the size of that upperclassmen ? Yeah, did you see them hit Carl Yeager on the head with their class rings?” Surely at one time or another all of the Freshmen here at LMS have either felt or said some of these very same thoughts. The Fresh- men are totally in awe of how one year they can be in control of a school, and then the next they're fighting for their lives in a place where everyone rushes to class at the last minute instead of being to class on time. It’s really funny or maybe a little amazing when you see a Freshman have a nervous breakdown because he or she has not got his homework done when all of the upperclassmen never crack a book. Surely they'll leam that you don't ever do homework. Last, but not least, you can t for- get the new and interesting vo- cabulary that each and every Freshman is introduced to such as Dweeby. motorhead. righ- teous dude, and wasteoid. 115 Eighth Eighth Eighth Eighth Eighth Eighth Eighth Eighth Eighth Eighth Eigi Josh Anastasio Susanna Anastasio Wally Asher Toni Barker Michaeline Bauer forrest Benton Stephanie Boyd Tara Bradley Renee Bullock Travis Calico Brenda Capone Dena Carr Jon Carte Zana Carte John Castleberry Chad Caswell Brent Cunningham Danya Curtis Ronnie Davis Elizabeth Dodson Peggy Dunnagan Suzanne Epps Tanya Forrester Tony fox Daniel Qaches Jim Goodman JoAnn Goodman Mellissa Goolsby Karen Gordon Darin Green Kevin Guthrie Dolan Harris Casie Hartwell Traci Hartwell Angie Hecox Tina Hecox Mike Hutchens Kyra Jahay Cherie Jewett Chris Johnson Stanley Johnson Dan Jones Julia Jones Phil Karnes Teresa Kirk Darren Kisner Jeff Lamb Hadica Leyua Lance Madewell eighth Eighth Eighth Eighth Eighth Eighth Eighth Eighth Eighth Eighth Eighth Linda McAdams Jay McCarver Jeff Merry man Tonya Merryman Doug Munyon Jared Munyon Michael Musteen Qlen Morton Kristen Olson Teresa Page Molli Paine Missy Patterson Johnny Perez Mandy Pershall Christina Pettigrew Lisa Phillips Steve Phillips Jody Pinkerton Matt Pinkerton Christina Price Shelly Reed Chris Reeves Charles Roach Larrissa Roach Kevin Robinson Eddie Rose Carla Rutherford Darla Rutherford Debra Rymel Teresa Rymel Robert Schuman Rhonda Scott Charles Skelton Junior Smith JoAnne Stout Mark Taylor Steve Taylor Jerry Thurman Renee Tucker Mary Tumey Randall Tumey Jason Umberson Jeff Walton Kara Watson Jamie Wilmot Robbie Workman 117 18 Seventh Seventh Seventh Se Bridgett Anschutz Kevin Barenberg Kerri Barker Larry Behler Richard Bentley Shawn Bernhardt Bobby Boster Brian Bradley Jerrod Bradley Stephanie Brown Damon Burkhart Olivia Cagley Sharon Cochran Tami Cossey Anthony Easter Jennifer Epps Anthony Einical forrest Eox Rand Glenn Jessica hartwell Carol Mattenhauer Chris Henry Andrea Hester Tammy Hite Kellie Holcroft Henry Holliman Scott Hudson Joy Muffaker Carrie Hunton Shane Irons Jimmy Jetton Leaha Johnson Janell Kidd Robbie Koonz Ricky Kyle Liberty Layne Michelle Leming Jeremy Lewis Michael Lovejoy Kelly Maberry Amy Maloney Scott Marshall snth Seventh Seventh Seventh Matt Martin Cartita Matthews Rhonda Matthues Derk Morris Richard Mozden Robert Mozden Kristen Muise Shawna Mulvaney Johnathan Orman Scott Pace Lance Parnell Janna Reed Mandy Reed Briana Rich Steve Roach Staci Roberts Qlenna Rose Thomas Rothrock Monica Russell Lorree Rymel Myla Skaggs Clint Smith Dayla Smith Shawn Smith Michael Speight Travis Sugg Chris Veal John Vinson Priscilla Watts Phillip Wisdom Marla Wright Cathie Yeager Mot pictured Bonni Brown Sixth Sixth Sixth Sixth Sixth Sixth Sixth Sixth Greg Albright Stacey Barton Benjimin Behler Clifton Bradshaw Julie Brown Sherry Bullard Cindy Capps Charles Carte Aaron Cheatham Isle Chung Billy Cochran Amanda Comer Bridgett Cooper Karlan Cousins Wayde Cousins Michael Cox Amy Crouse Stefanie Denton Leah Edwards Keith Elmore William Emery Keisha Gaches J.C. Garcia Julie Gilbreath Dawn Gordon Bobbi Jo Hansen Sherry Mignite James Hodge Bruce Holliman Al Jones Tracy Jones Ansy Karain Laura Keen Mathan Koonz Jeremy Latta Laurie Lough ridge Chris Marion Randy Matthues Robert Mattler Barry McCarver Crissy McCarver Richie McCarver 120 Sixth Sixth Sixth Sixth Sixth Sixth Sixth Sixth Jason Melton Tonya Meyer Allen Moore Misty Moore Ethan Mounce Carla nance Chris Oliver Jessica Paine Treina Parker David Perry Mandi Roach Chuck Roberts Julie Robinson Chris Sisemore Brad) Springer Andrew Sullivan Gary Thomsen Mathew Watts Michael Weldon Debby Weston Greg Wilmot Lorie Wilson Chrissy Wiseman Elizabeth Wolf Mary Workman Kristy Yarbough Richard Youngblood not Pictured: Racheal Bennett Corey Phelps Travis Stewart Eaye Timonen Angie Wilson Elementary Elementary Elementary 1J2 Elementary Elementary Elementary Is This A Faculty Or What Elementary counselor Leu- gene Wyche takes a lunch break. I wonder what Mr. Vafakos. the elementary principal, is smiling about. Mrs. Crudip. the elementary Librarian, proses for a quick snapshot. It looks like Mrs. Thomas, the elementary Secretary has her hands full. i sure hope that really is a cos- We all remember those days of elementary. Those tume were the days or so we thought. We first learned that boys and girls weren't supposed to like each other. Later on we discovered it wasn't “gross . Usually we get our first-' kiss and our first real girlfriend and or boyfriend. Fifth Fifth Fifth Fifth Fifth Fifth Fifth Fifth Fifth Chris Allred Christy Anderson Michael Anderson Tim Bailey Jami Baugh David Baughn Travis Biswell Kim Boster Will Bush Angela Butler Allen Caswell Joy Chouinard Candice Cook John Coor Bucky Copelin Heather Cruikshank Jason Cunningham Graham Dodson Dondi Doyle Richard Earnhardt Timothy Earnhardt Destiny freeman Larry Galloway Amanda Gibson Jenny Goldman Jason Guthrie Cathy hale Chris Hansen Janie Hardin Kim Hayes Crystal Hill Darlene Hoffman Justin Howard Darren Jackson Stephen Johnson Rachel Jones Wynona Jones Bart Karnes Brian Key Margaret Knox Ricky Koonz Tony Lee Fifth Fifth Fifth Fifth Fifth Fifth Fifth Fifth Fifth Larry Leming Christina Loftin Jennifer Longwith Kendra Me Junkin Brandy Moore Tricia Mance Sheana Mash Zack Moyce Chris Oliver Shane Oliver Bobby Osbum Brad Pace Ricky Pack Ricky Page Myron Patton George Perez Chris Phillips Kara Reed T.J. Robb James Roth rock Edward Secrist Dallas Sites Missy Spinks Michael Sugg Chrissy Tash Cissy Walters Angie Walton Jeremiah West Oscar Wilkens Gina Wilmot Alicia Wilson Jason Wolf Patrick Uselton Brandy Yeager Fourth Fourth Fourth Fourth Fourth Fourth Fourth Fou Ricky Anschutz Dale Dailey Heather Beatty Joseph Bell Mike Bonham Tena Bruce Ashley Buckle Scott Bullard Shawn Camp Ben Canada Natalie Canada Dominick Capone Jennifer Carter Jeremy Coleman Jason Collins Harley Comer Corey Cruikshank Heath Cruikshank Richard Cruikshank Scarlette Dale Jason Daugherty April Davis Craig Duncan David Duncan Travis Ellis Joel fineburg Jason Haas Erick Hagberg Bobby Hall Trina Hale Lee Heithaus Eric Hignite Harold Hite Nikki Horton Brandy Houston Dana Houston Danaye Hunt April Jewett Walter Johnson Jennifer Jones Lynnette Kirk Robbie Kirk h Fourth Fourth Fourth Fourth Fourth Fourth Fourth Nolan Koonz Jason Leming Jerome McConnell Denise Moore Dax Moreton Marty Mowan Tim Muise Miranda Noyce Wesley O'Neal Bridgette Osbom Betty Pitts Tony Price Jason Rackley Amanda Reed Lisa Risley Jason Roach Pamela Samas Ninah Seward Chris Skelton Bradley Smith Evan Snider Jennifer Stracke Matt Sullivan Jada Thomsen Joshua Thomsen Kathy Tumey Kelley Villines Jason Voss Brian Waits Colburn Webb Jimmy Wilson Stephanie Wilson Jeanna Wise Alicen Workman Michele Wolf Barrett Yates Joel Young Robert Young Theresa Youngblood Miss Moore Ms. Piunneley Mrs. Soules Third Third Third Third Third Third Third Thir Brooke Abshier Kara Ainsley Stephanie Allred Jason Asher Bobbie Anschutz Gary Ayers Chad Barton Michele Baugh Amanda Beatty Chris Bell Anthony Bellamy Jamie Bess Daniel Bradley Gina Brown Angel Busby Melissa Cagley Lisa Cheatham Lee Chung Phillip Colemen frcd Collins Brandon Daugherty Lonnie Edwards Marty Ellis Mary Earns Johnny Foster David Fox Jeremy Gibson Tonya Gullick Josh riaegle Sara Marwick Cassandra Molcomb Deborah Molt Crystal Jordan Darrin Key Loretta Lockhart Jennifer Loftin Candace Longwith David Lough ridge Kevin Lovejoy Laura Lynch Meather Mcfford Sherry Mitchell Third Third Third Third Third Laura Moore Vern Mowan Tammie Mozden Harvey Orman riathan Owens Joel Pace Billy Pack James Patton Tracey Parker Jimmy Payne Danielle Pinkerton Marcella Potter David Rackley Jeramie Raue Debbie Reed Michele Reed Richard Roach Londa Roberson Mary Scott Robert Seward Miranda Smith Sarah Smith Mindy Snodgrass Carrie Sommer Marsha Spears Marcus Sugg Daniel Sullivan Stephanie Towery Maryhia Vamer Julia Walles Johnny Wilson Amanda Walton Starlette Watts Christopher Wilson Martie Wilson Mandy Wilhite Michael Wolf Britney Yeager Mrs. Allen Mrs. Dodson Mrs. Perrell Mrs. Holman Second Second Second Seconc Jeremy Asher Jennifer Barnes Mila Baugh Melissa Bell Robert Bradshaw Amy Bruce Nicholas Buckle Marty Butler Matthew Canada Lindsay Cantrell Brian Cheathan Hathan Cheatham John Coleman Melinda Collins Julie Cooper Erin Cross Michael Danforth Melissa Davis Regina Denton Elizabeth Dice Amber Emery Darrell farmer Adam fletcher Rebecca french Patrick Qitchel Anita Gomez Chereen Griffin Jeffrey Griffin Matthew Male Michael Male Jered Mayes Katrena Menry James Merrington Mitchell Muffaker Julie Munton Shane Mutchins Brian Johnson Katrina Jones Kevin Jones Gerald Kirk Linley Latta Amanda Jo Lee Second Second Second Second Stevie Lindley Laura Martin Misty Mitchell Trad Moore April Morrow Roy Morton Amanda Parker Jonathan Parker Michael Pieper Candy Potter hurt Reed Melissa Reed Melissa Roach Karla Robinson Philippe Roulet Jerry Schuman Margaret Scott Joseph Snodgrass Bryan Stewart Brandon Tennison Aaron Terry Mancy Tucker Kevin Turner Dustilynn Voss Joseph West Melissa Wilhite Sylvia Willians Kristy Workman Jeremiah Young Ms. Shumate Miss Owen Mrs. Jordan First First First First First First Jalynn Abshier Josh Adams Jesicha Ahrens Triston Batson Daniel Beatty Brian Bell Darren Benson Phillip Bruce Brian Burkett Mandy Butler April Cassidy Rocky Chouinard Justin Christie Jason Conner Chrystal Cook Amanda Curtsinger Alisha Cuzick Cathy Davis Rachel Dice Stephanie Dunham Michael Ebsen Randall Ebson Georgina Farmer Amanda Finical Bessie Freeman Aaron Grahan Garrett Hagberg Joshua hale John Hansen B.J. Hardin Amanda Harris Daniel Houston Winter Jenkins Amber Jones Paige Kidd Lindsey Kirk Krystle Kisner Jessica Lewis John David Little Billye Lynch Sarah Maddox Alisha Maloney Dusty McClellan Kelly McJunkin riicole Morris Dustan Morrow Jon Mounce Jerame Murray Renee Mance 132 'irst First First First First First First First First First First First First First First Firs Amanda Voss Kimberly Walton Clement Wiseman Mike Workman Jarrod Yates Mrs. Carte Mrs. Springer Mrs. Vafakos Mrs. Wright Ashley Neff Cameron Oliver Jamie O Neal Matthew Orman Michael Orman Joey Osbum Shanna Owens Beth Pack heather Parker Lindsa Parnell Amanda Patton Leandra Payne Jason Peterson Clint Price Carrie Reed Christy Reed Marci Reed Owen Roberson Tonya Roberson Amber Roberts Bairy Robinson Craig Roy Jennifer Ruland Wid Seward Tommy Sisemore Hudson Sites Aliena Snodgrass Janel Snodgrass Kimberly Sommer Monica Spears April Terry Michael Thomas Zak Thomsen Shanda Turner Cindy Tyler Justin Alderson Clayton Arp Amy Bailey Derek Ball Janna Barker Joshua Barker Adam Barnes Jason Beatty Ethan Beckom Orvil Bentley Tamara Blevins James Boliver Bobby Braly Zachery Brewer Janna Brown Jordon Canada Rebecca Cannon Robin Camey Rachel Carr Cassy Carter Virginia Carter Robert Caudle Cody Chambliss Tabatha Cole Aaron Cox Michael Doman Stephanie Doyle Chris England heath Earmer Tiffany Ford Plathan Griffin Teresa Griffin Angela Qullick Cindy Hansen Jessica Harrell Tara Mayes Dustin Moffman Shasha hogner Randall Holt Laura James Tabitha Jeffrey Whitney Kames O i J iJt iJi kindergarten Kindergarten Kind rgarten Kindergarten Kindergartc Shelly Kidd Michelle Kirby Micole Little Joshua Maples Jackson McConnell David Melton Richard Miretes Crystal Murray Joshua Owens Tanya Petty Shane Pitts Rachel Pridemore Callie Reed Brett Reed David Reed Nichole Reynolds David Samas Derek Sands Candice Siffing Bethany Sites Jeromy Smith Randy Sommers Justin Spear Amanda Swearingen Gregory Waits Jim Buck Walton Erica Wilhite Anna Williams Kenny Williams Adam Workman Devin Tucker Ricky Upton Mrs. Davis Debbie Graff Mary Freeman Connie Thompson Do We Love “ ADVERTISERS Or What? We would like to thank all the merchants and busin- esses who helped support our annual production this year. It costs over $10,000 to produce a year book, and we re grateful to you. Hard work and lots of practice are the key to success at L.H.S. Tina: You're the greatest, sweetest daughter anyone could ever have. You are very special to me. Thanks for being everything I always wanted to be but never could. I Love You. Love Mom Sheilah: May 18. God blessed your dad and I with you and since that day I've watched you grow into a very bright and responsible individual. I'm very proud of you and wish you all the luck in the world. I want you to know if your dad was here his words to you would be take each day as it comes, don't plan for tomorrow, and don't look back at yesterday. Good luck sweetheart. We all love you. Love Mom 1 )6 Mr. Thomas leading cheers in the pep-rally on the square. Thanks LINCOLN CANDY For Your COMPANY Support Dr. Beavers Good luck Seniors! Have a Sweet'' life. 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HILL TOP HAIR STYLES DANNY'S CAR WASH K S MOVIE RENTAL Owner: Sue Martin Phone: 824-5580 1 V-t miles South on Bush Valley Road. COnCRA tula Tions SEMORS or 66 209 West Buchanan Prairie Grove, AR 72753 Jeannie, what a joy you are to us! Your love of life. Kindness and caring does indeed make you a unique individual. God has watched over our miracle child and a beautiful young lady has emerged. We wish you God s blessings, along with health, happiness, and love. We hope you Keep Colossians 1:9b-11 as a guide for your life and remember our love goes with you always. Mom and Dad Scott, Wisdom is knowing what to do. Skill is knowing how to do it. Virtue is in doing it well. Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might. Eccl. 9:10 We think you are the greatest. 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