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

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£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.

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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

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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?