Lincoln High School - Best of Lincoln Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

'9Yv'o T E LOG 1958 LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL STOCKTON CALIFORNIA VOLUME FQUR 51- wl W MN. ,, . sm -wa 'swf 'I pw. EAM ,- XA M' K ,W 6 F 5 E mu EH bmw mf-qw Gimm- Mil., W.. 4-.N.,,m .., '-f '-1 Wm., ,- iv-va' .i. z 'i42f. Elsa. ' ,vie-.,, -' f f4fLm' 35 , T I.,-,':'y.M N ' 'Hb' .-r .Ang ,A fA Q Wi Q M .V 1 ,.1 V'W ? '-f..1,, . .M . N. ,mf A W ..',,x 6 , n,,,,,.2,u wa, - vii im ..,,iW+ -ww! mm am F1 ' Wi N Q . ,A ... ' , A Q ,q n x 4 ,Sis g 'n v -.-5 g, f-1,-yy . .K -J' X 'fdfwiz' ff?-1 f I ff f - 1 . 'V' ,, ,JJ U UZSNSLTQ K , . ' ' K , wmw!5g5zff71 'V'W' .vf.,L K' H ' Yin, 'K f 1 , i A My . - -- - - H5-ff. an T , :Q rw. ui ff'-.1 :A , f f ,, P 5? . , , ' .'ff '1,' 4. 1 f ii ff Vi- fy . -, -y,,y, -7- qfgslnxi , W x , , 3 1 h fn., I. .4 f a r O i I Y A , . X , 1 1,5 X .,. . . f z,l - H u, Q A : Mm QU 1'9E?V' 9 . ' Q ' .hifi 4 W WM A 2 wg-: J Q, , inf, . , , , 1 I 1 7' i, , ' X -.--. s ' 1 ' 1 1 '1' E325 , 1 . Qijisvjzs tw-'nn-.,: , , WL., ,,,L'.:E .Y-f I i - . D . M-gi-s , N . . ' A N . . , Mg M 4 i M 7 + .MP A A6 ' R f. 1 Q . f ' X D i, - Air' Y 55 ., sz ' 1 5 , 'X , . x .. , . . ff W u ji :fn . V LM ' 5 ze AQ ., ,A A, Z . ' . , If . , ,, X .ww K '-QI , C I V ' ' Xinx X Ad AS THE STUDENTS vw. LW,, X V -.. W -V ff.m.M.M.w ,...,....U,,M, 1'-,,.W,4M ' -w+.W., ' WW-sww H-W-.,...,, 'Ma . ,v w..fM..,...- T' -Wm. rf?-.M mm 'MW--fnw W .W ,, 1 , Q-'F if .J . E? -.N isfill' ,W if S wi s ' 1. T31 .3 K QS 1 X: I :fx is 3 xiii, ff vw ,qs T 1 me was S 5 5 199 - 1 .- ., h A - W' : Y ' - fl . Q.. , , V T? ' A 'Q ' ig is f JW X fi ww ,Q-,gk :JPN ,ww-+fM HEESTABLISHED A HIGH SCHOOL The Student Boch joined lugvlhffr :Xml as thu met fur the last time fr this , A . L , svhool splrlt. athlvliv. Y .1'Zi?f f3H?' W 54-lmul W-gr , , Lincoln Stopped Ibflllltuy into the lead. J 6 FOREWORD rlhls fPElI'lM1Uk IS H10 slury uf Ihr grmxlll of our lligll svhuul fl high wlmmml that has grmsn in wpiril HIIRUIIQLII ilu- vffuxls uf its IZIVIIIIX and sllnh-mls. For ln' Hwy l'I'1'hIlllll'lI, Nvplwl11wl'vs. JIIIIIUVF. or 5l'IIiUI'S Hwy f rm' Hn- high N4-Inml. Wvitll flu-ir laxlvnts illltl iIIf1l'HllililxS mul ulvililie-5. Ilw sllnlm-nts helm- r'Nf!llllI.YlIV1! il l.mf'uIu Hlglll Illul will gn fm fnrrvu-l'. :always Irving llle- lwsl. mul 'HI'1lll5llll'f Qlmll lw I'lxlll1'llIlll'I'f'fl i Ri Q' 'M s '?f '-1 Y'-'u! s mwww -v--M -. .4 PT x swf , '-:ilgig Z,1'fffW. , f -gym fr Klffkljgi A -- f ' 1 ' 'Rf-me -:..5w.:f.-1-1 M, . , 41.5 eg ffiwf N' -' .1 - . , . .. -V 19 we yas: k gk H , 5, 3 f - ww, , f .14-M 1' K 1132- , , ,ef f K 5 rj' A , wx., -, ,. - mfiiwgv , D. W: Q: .1 il 15 w V -,g mr: -my, 'P-1 ' 3. IS.. YK, A .fg,fi'4 1'2- 4 ' a V S f ' 1 , 4 1 1 ' 4 f 1 5 .ff . , J i , ,az 'I V? 'il 4 , X g f X . , Q X2 1 2 1 e t, Lxgkxw. I 'M f af g J my Q gm v. qm- L fm? SVS. 4 - Q 4 1 'hi' -uf. ff' Un ' We nn ,A development. My lf L , hard to help make if QSO' true 'has our But and high were the each phase of High School those young people who have worked ll ll 'ffMrii:'Y Malilo W. Barron District Superintendent -me 3' A CIPAL' ve. Stw. - . fi-ff .,, sam' 2. 'f -f ' ' s, .,4i'1 . an J f 'iwiiszfs - vm. 5 W -X..,,,- 1 -x -,ff 'tis-.1 ' is XL If 4 M13 Qs gi Eu r Q 4 X 'rf- 55 -af Q 2 . ,. i, , ...U 'ifaggg 4 Q -.si . MJ '- f -25. +54 A, 3, 2314 -as 7, S. K3 if to K .si if Mi A . ,xr kiln 2 xv! 9 5 'life ' y i ass. y . .,. f sr 'fhis first year on the new Lincoln High has witnessed many innovations. completed and more facilities were of new clubs and the operation of Efirst Senior class, new traditions were New courses were offered as more avi ilable. This year has also seen the th school cafeteria. With graduation established. Graduation should be a beginning fonth? Seniors. Completion of high school is not the end of education, but an introduction to learning, not only for those going on to college, but also for those finishing their formal education and going out into the various walks of life. Life is a constant lear ing experience, and I hope that you have obtained here the necessary skills to meet demands of the future. Lincoln High will be your school even a er you have graduated. Friends you have made here will continue to be interested in you and what you do in the future-what college you go to, what job you take, your progress after you graduate. We all hope you do well in you choose to do, that you find happiness in it. and that you community in which you live. become good Floyd E. Swagerty , ?f I DEAN OF MEN Lincolnis all-around man, Mr. Donald Buck, has been with the school since its beginning four years ago. Besides being Dean of Boys, Mr. Buck is Vice Principal, teacher, and club advisor. He has three advanced math classes- Algebra II, Solid Geometry, and Trigonome- try. He sponsored the Future Teachers' Club and Honor L besides being in charge of scholarships. DEAN OF WOMEN With a friendly smile and a kind word, Mrs. Elizabeth Milhaupt, Dean of Girls, kept Lincoln's problems at the minimum. Besides counseling, Mrs. Milhaupt taught Girls, Physical Education, sponsored the White Caps-a group of future nurses- and was one of the advisors for Student Council. In addition, Mrs. Milhaupt kept the school calendar. MR. R0l3lili'l' F.-XIRCHIIJJS Band anfl Ori-liestra li' N ,,.,f- FACULTY MR. IRANK BEVILAQUA Boys' Physical Education Block Lrftter Society MR. RICHARD DOKEY English ll, lll Sovial Studivs II Sophomore Class Library MRS. ALICE BEIGHLEY Latin I, II, III, IV Algebra l Latin fflulm Honor L L .S I A 1 MR. .IAMIESON KOYL Business Law Bookkeeping MR. JONATHAN PEARCE Student Store English I, IV Speech Il Yearbook Senior Class Jlyl? MR. WESLEY PETERSON Algebra I Chemistry Physics MR. LEO BROWNE I , Science Club Social Studies I, II W, Junior Class Joumalism Sophomore Class Lincolnian I 3 VV'JHz,lll MRS. IRMA DAR DEN English l Social Studios I Freshman Class ls --5..i MRS. RUTH HULTGREN I'I0l'Ilt'IlliikII'lg1 Girls' Physical Education Futurv IIOIIli'HlZ1kl'l'S, Club FICSIIIIIBII Class 'V' 1 R .Q i'...'sJlr- MRS. MARY DALY Spanish I, II, III, IV Spanish Club MR. ROY CEREAU Social Studies III, IV Senior Class Key Club ,lax ff, T NIR. 'l'. .l. NICOIAISEN A Spf-1-cli I Drama .l uniur vlusx Dramatiw Clulr MISS JOY JONES Girls' Physical Education Girls' Athlf-tic Association MR. IJEWEY TOMPKINS I Buy? Physival l'lllUl 21ll0ll l lloys' lmttvr gocivtx Vurfily Fnmtlrull ffnm'll NIR, ROY SAWTELI, Ge-ne-ral Math Planr- Gffonwtry Hi-X Club HRW SHN- ,Y wig ,L ZW' ig 9 g . ' : l' I. A 'l - N ' I l 'VL' A -'V' i, 3 1 RQ-if 33 My L ii ,Q QW' MR. MARTIN AAHL Crafts Metal Shop MR. WILLIAM FRENCH Wofmclshogy J-V Football HRS. ,I XNl'l'l' llllll..-XlYlll'fll XIR. lCI,l.IlIl'I NIVLXNN ill Ill llriwr 'Ill ' 4 Ar' N 'sul 52ll.!'lV fl4lllllI'll ' E i 1 ff ' L, .. Mad, MRS. NANCY EHLERS Home-making MRS. MARGARET DERR Librarian Q f Y ,ru ,Q 3.5 4 MR. RUTHERFORD DELONG Mechanical Drawing MR. CHARLES HESS Art 4- y r E ,ilu MRS. NIARCIA PIERCE I:Fl'Hl'll OFFICE STAFF WE MRS. SOPHIE GROGAN CUSTODIANS MRS. MILDRED NUGENT MR. JOHN VERT Head Custodian Not pirtured: MR. ESTES WOODS MR. JAMES MOORE MRS. SALLY MOORE MR. JOE ANDRADE and MR. LUTHER HAGAR Custodians K-.. QS L h an L l T ,. dj L F ii... MR. FRED GILSON Custodian STUDENT GOVERNMENT '. . . as the students estahlish a High St-hoolf' Guiding the students as they inet the challenge of lvuilding a school. were the Student Rody Offii-ers and Representatives. Through this group passed the scholastic: athletic: soeial. and lwliavior standards of the sc-hool. ln these high goals. Lint-oln eniheddefl its roots and lveeanie a real high school. Only through tedious hours on the part of this group' 'with the help of the faeiilty. students. and eonnnunity-Y-has the Student Government of 1957-58 stiveessfiilly avliieveml its projects this year. It is they who have lent their hands so willingly in putting on these plans who deserve the deep appreciation of all. It is a great honor for these students to receive these high positions of serving the Student Body. and they wish to thank the students who selevted them: and they hope that they have fulfilled the trust the student hotly plaeed in their hands. MRS. ELlZABl'iTH ll. lVlll,llAlll'T. flrlz'1's0r lo llie Sfllllf'Vlf COIIIIPTI. vlcE PRESIDENT Bill Ring STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT Joe Murphy SECRETARY NANCY THALHAMER OFFICERS A 1 , 'Q-7 3 V7 by 5 A ' . -Y .4 1 gg , V ' i 11, iw' 'qi VN, ' wg , , V, K mf, V- ,rw gg: ,V Y A TREASURER MARILYN HOLAPPA STUDENT COUNCIL SENIORS Bruce Downard 39 o Li o Peter Wiinikka Ellen Silva Carolyn Taylor Cary Smith JUNIORS Carla Johansen Roger Schrimp Dick Higginbotham REPRESENTATIVES SOPHOMORES Gary Grinage Cheryl Bansmer Bill Rice Donna Sliellenlierger Richard Aahl X . Barbara Rice FRESHMEN Judy Hepper 1' Carol Wood S T U D E N T S JOHN BELLMER OUR CLASSMATE f1llJllV ' SENIORS Theirs is the story of a school. This-- the class of lffmflwliegziii in a small corner of the College of the Paeifie Campus antl three years later the veil was lifterlz their mirage was reall And frmn this mirage rose the towers of a sf-hoo! that was soon to he among the liest. The Hfounrlersii enclurerl the problems of transportation. ineomplete facilities--hut. as the Seniors stepped off the graduation platform singing for the last time the familiar strains of our Alma Mater. they knew it was all worth it. SENIOR CLASS OFFlCl'iRS--Lcff In righl: Gail Tinker. l l'f:c Presiflerzli Cathy Bareus. Treasurer: Judy Fairfieltl. Presizlenl: Gail LeBarun. S1'r'I'Plflfy. nl ...- W' Ulm' xmrklngg lugvlhm' lu 1-flzxlvllfh Sl hugh Fvlnml. ilu- Sm-nioh Ql,I'il1lllilll'II knmxing thvix' xmrk mls m-II 4lm1c'. Hwy haul cfslallrllsllwl il Hugh S1-lnml HlllSlllIlflilIQ in ewr'y' Inlxusfl nf wnlupm-titimn. -in-....u al' Un il SIIILIH rnrm-r Lf ilu' Gull:-gv of the l'au'ifi1' Villilllllx ii ull lwglllll. Thr' QM:-rllx-Six l'1vl1111l1-rx lDl'1'ilIlN' lhv firs alumni: thx- svllsml lwvzllm- Iilmwmln High H CATHY BARCUS JOHN BELLMER SYLVIA BUTCHER DICK CALLISTRO JACQUELINE CHAMBERLAIN RICHARD COOK SENIORS LESTER BOSCH GARY CAMPORA JO ELLA BRAYTON BILL COMFORT SENICJRS CORBIN CORSON DANA DITMORE DEANNA CURNOW BRUCE DOWNARD DUTCH FAIRBANK I DELL FALLON NOEL FLYNN NEIL COWAN PAT EILERTSEN JUDY FAIRFIELD PAT F RYER DEANNA GARCIA COY GARRETT JIM GIFFEN PAULA GIORGI NADINE GODI A JOAN COOLD DONNA GOLTZ KAREN GREENBERG SYLVESTER GUALCO DEANNA HAFFNER SHARON HAMILTON SENIORS it GORDON HARDING KENNETH HATFIELD eil.. SEDELLE HELLER MARILYN HOLAPPA ROSE HENCHECK JAMES HORST .4 fjj. BARBARA HOUSE SHEILA HUBBARD 13 K' W LARRY HULSEY DONALD JENNINGS CARLA JOHANSEN BARBARA JOY E DIANA KINSEL REXLYNN KNOX PAULA KUYKENDALL JUDY LA BARBER JERRY LONG GAIL LEBARON JUDY MCGEE J JEAN MASSA LEILANI MAUSER HAROLD MEADS MARGIE MIXER EVERETT MORGAN MARCIA NERLAND GARY PEDERSON SENIORS JOE MURPHY JOHN PELUSO MAUREEN MOFF ITT SUSAN PARK ALLEN REID JOHN REEVE CARLENE RICE PHIL RETAMOZA 'n I THELIVIA RICHMOND BILL RING WENN RUHLAND JOYCELYN ROGERS DIANE SEGARINI DAVE SHIPLEY ELLEN SILVA JIM SMITH FRANK SORLING TIM STEELE 'QUIK LINDA STICE LINDA TAYLOR T J AN ICE TROTTER PETE WIINIKKA STEVE WILSON SENIORS NANCY THALHAMER LINDA TEICHIVIAN RICHARD WESTON PAMELA SMITH GAIL TINKER I Not pictured: I GEORGE BOUSQUET JACKIE TULLIS Rx. '41 THU .4 1 mam.. 'mai A! JUNIORS .-Xlte-1' thrf-0 years of liflllfiklllfl' the lvamlvrs. the 4lllIllllI' vlass ww lhvir l4vng-axxaitv1l- for goal. lwing S4-niurs. in vie-w. Thai lu-Ipf-fl In lvuilfl a sf-lnml un thi' CUP vainpus anml joinml with full-pmxf-rvfl zest anfl t'IllllllSl2lSIIl to 1-stalvlish a high sf-lwnl in llw grew-n lmuilflings. r . . . . llH'lI4 lnaln prop-vt nl lhv year was the- l'r1nn plvsmilml in Nlay. ilillf' ,lnniiirs spmisurvcl funcl-raising prnjvvts. lmut the JIIIII-UI' Class lgl'lVIA f,l1.Yf was tlwir lmig nimwy- niaking Q-writ. With Nlr. Swagerty as Chivl Chvf. a clelivintis nnvnn ul ham -xi 1-ggi' was sf'rx'ml to all wnm'rs. lfinally the big night valnc. After the Senior lianquet anfl the twirling l.lH'Il1tllS hacl gonf-. lvaving only a lwarrvn room with floating clccforatimis falling gracvlully In the fluur. tlwy truly closervm-tl a Mpat on the lmvkf' :XS graduation night grf-w nvarer. the juniors Pxperimwoml lnixml emotions of fright anrl juy lwvallsv they xsnnlil finally lw Sviiiurs-tht' Sllpvrim' lwingsl ,llixloli CLASS Ol l7lCl'iliS: Susan Balclwin. SI'Cff'lfIf,Yj lfrlrliv Grogan. IXVIIIY' l'r1's- irfvnlg Helga Moeller. 7'n'11x111'1'r': Jim Cnllianv, Prvsirfvnf. nn! 1IIif'fllft lI. alt 1 Richard Clark Mickey Collins Gene Conti J im Culhane Shirley Curnow Sara Curry DeeDee Dawson Judy deHeus Pat DelVlotte Mitzi Edwards -. away if , ., , Dennis Alvarado Linda Anderson John Apgar Rae Archibald Nick Baimas Susan Baker Susan Baldwin Barbara Barnes Tom Barnett Karylene Betts Florence Brayton Susan Byard Reid Evans ,lean Farnham Nick Fernandez Anne Finley Ginger Fox Larry Garrow Pat Grace Vicki Grilli Eddie Grogan Carol Harper Dennis Heikka James Heselton Roger Higdon Dick Higginbotham Edgar Horn Travis Johnson Joan Joy Sandy Kendall Regina Kmkead Sharon Kmsely David Lees Barbara Marchildon Joyce Martin Richard Massa -A-w i Paul Patterson John Pedri JoAnne Pinkham Judy Pinkham Joanne Presto Patsy Rice Elsbeth Ripken Sydney Robertson Adele Rodriquez Lee Sandeman Roger Schrimp Marla Segale Fred May Helga Moeller Eugene Morrow Judy Nelson Sandra Nerland Frank O'Donnell Larry Oliver Patty Ort Pam Outlaw Ellen Parson Jackie Thompson Carolyn Taylor Barbara Thomas Bryan Thomas Dewayne Sims Gary Smith Don Stagnaro Jeff Starr Sandra Stockwell Mary Ann Thompson juniors Not pictured Tom Beaumont Susie Nichols Curt Holmes Charles Peurano Fred Horner Ron Yett Bill Travaille Angelika Uherek Gail Voltmer Tom Wackerly Sally Ward Alton Warner Kathy Watson Susan Wiinikka Ron Young Bob Zeller Il sa 21 X' 'ba-........ f SOPHOMORES Not yet upperelassxnen. hut mlefinitvly not the nloxsestf' was the position of the SUIJllUl'lNlI'PS. They first ltlitfitl their presenve knnwn hy tnrnienting the Frush ancl huilrling up tension for the initiation. Later in the year. the Class presented the '4Night Erliti0n.'i a clunee tu help linunee the LIiflfTOIlIiUlI. One of the more sueeesslul skits at the Band Frolie was 'l'exas-'lqalesnfa satire on televisionfaeterl out hy this enthusiastic group. But more than just sponsoring presentations for the sehtml. the class stoml firmly in the haekgrouncl. pushing the spirit ul Lint-mln to the top--the spirit that has given Linz-mln wins in the athletie. selmlastie. anfl extraeurrieular hranehes of high seliool lift m 'limlay they are SOPll0lt1UI'f'SZ yeslerflay they were Freslinien: zinfl toniorrms' they will he Juniors . . . sown l,inr'uln lligh will he in their eapalmle hantls. 50l,ll0M0lilf CIASS Ol-'IflCl?1RS: lAnn 'xflilltli S1'f'l'elrIl'i': Diana llervev, Treas- urer: larry Sparks. lim' l'r'a'.wi1l1'r1l: Jzlrilyn Grillz. lII'l'SI.ll1'llf. I i Richard Aahl Lynn Adams Margaret Allen Judy Anderson Janice Barnes Jim Barnett Rod Beck Larry Bowers Ward Dean Eugene De Bolt Edna Decker Carolyn Dias Karen Downing Molly Ede Robert Flynn Wallace Gardner Susan Braley Lee Brown Paul Burkner Donna Byme Michael Byrne Smart Clark Gay Cyr Richard Daley Robin Davies Wayne Davison Joy Garrett Marilyn Garrow Virginia Gibbins Donna Gillis Sue Glover Jarilyn Goltz Brian George Steve Carol Gomes Janet Goodrum Sue Greene Gary Grinage Giannecchini M :ta:..:e1:s1i 'F if 'YM 7 is , - ff ' ' ' aj, a 4? tr- J? f G 'iw A ,. 'x :tb f I 3- , 4 E y n his xv vt' . My XX E53 Kathy Cuaragna Michael Hammer Judy Hepper Clay Higgins Arline Holloway Q tl sm, :ii :I wt ,A ,,, if t,,,,1 Sally Hale Rick Harray Diana Hervey Sherry Holland John Howell . . I si-,E ' - N. 'W u J ' 'F . L will -, K V 'V 'S' -ig J 'GD' 2 Z ,fl . Sf A in . iii' , , diff?-Mn 'ew ,,.. . . , , ,A it : . f , it 5 Gretchen.Isaaf: Nancy Linda Kent Tina Kilburn Kathy Klfkbrlde Kaemmerling Jerry LaBarber Bonnie Judith Kroyer Mgcgrmgck 49' ilk -10 Y f' , warg at ,, .. Dgnna McDonald John McGee Kflilly' McCormack JOHN Mauser Juanita Mixer Bob Morell Carol Marlette ak new Six? Q fl.. .lr ' 'OMS S s 'Q if P, Q sl , Don Perry Michael Susan Pollock Peterson Paul Pope Bill Nance John Newell Bill Newlin Karen Oberleiter Kathy Olwfleifel' Susan Ormsbee Sam Parrish Bill Paullo ., '-Viiff' 1 Y - -.W fr - w - 2 an li - : A - K J 3 KJ- Q .- 'QL K, -, H A K Mgt f ? . fig if .1 -t '- vi . ,nf .' 1 2, X Q, 1 . ' ,, f 1 x fi, ' rm ,- ' B . 5 I - ' Iv' ,. ,QL-A - -- 422155 w,-Mffigf , , f 922.5 Q J - my V S Qc Q fe , . E, , - 1 . K . f ,gh J -I . . -f X ziifif . ilflii i r X ,gf N ' 5 1 5 f- f f msefif-.. 1 if 'ffp3T'sif:9-52 . , I-' j ---sa self? . 7 ,Q 23 I Q' W .L 'f ' ' .Q ' 1 : Ag fi Q if 5 1 , '- ,f fx -4 ' M M.. , 3, jzkr- I-:J R? f ' -1. .L X ff ' rs' -- , ll.. b Roger Powers Hayden Price Delora Purinton Susan Rabb Thomas Reid Bill Rice Carol Rice Don Rice N ot pictured Judy Hatfield Judy Hennedy David Owens Sharon Perry Joseph Prigmore Kathy Ryan Anita Schofield Bill Saundeman Sharon Selkirk Sally Sherfey Janet Shull Gary Siegalkoff Sandra Smee Larry Smith Larry Sparks Lynn Judy Riddle Richardson Linda Robertsen Judy Roach Sandra Roth Patsey Rohrer Ron Russell Bob Rudloff Barbara Sanders Nancy Sampson Sharon Selkirk Bill Sandeman Ronnie Slipes Diane Stockwell liill Swanson Bud Thar-he-r Brian Thalhamer Julie Troesch Wade Douglas Wade Patricia Watson Vanderwark Jocelyn Williams ll ' .. ..r1?fq.. , as i M' if -,f- igfww-r.r,,g .gif , ,333 oi. S if ui 'ff we Ni-aol FRESHMEN September 10. l95T. marked a red-letter day for 152 new members of Lincoln High School, the Fresl1manw class. For the first few weeks, we Freshmen Were lost 'cbabes in the woods, keeping both eyes open for our tormentors-the upperclassmen. All this summed up by a situation remembered by all, INITIATION. But after a month or so of high school life we gradually resumed our place of being in the student body. Soon we began to realize our position was one of high standing, even though we were the Hlowestf' We would have the distinction of being the first class to complete the first four years at the new Lincoln High School. Freshmen were eager and willing participants: their school spirit was unequaled. Frosh were active in everything-sports, spirit, student organizations, and student council. ltis been estimated that of all the classes. the Freshmen lead the field in noise, cheering that is. So no matter what insinuations and comments are made about the Freshmen, when it comes to spirit, participation, and just plain common sense, 152 will shout out in hearty tones. 'GYea. Freshmenlw FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Vickie Hickie, Vice Presizlenlg Sharon Langdon, Presizlenlg Claudia Cromer, Trensurcrg Sandra Brown, Secrelary. A -5,5 m K fmafvwww- 1 W- f . ,A W tx ,H r 1- X ' r . ,,, 1 . It K -q- A '1- ir .,a' I ,U Ai -5 f . X, sf, , .H B, it ,H Q X y 4 Q .-,. x Bob Chamberlain Ardythe Cherniss Jim Coddington Douglas Codling Mike Conroy Larry Cook Claudia Cromer James Danner Sammy Decker Sharon Decker Rose Marie Downey Doug llrendell Terry Ealcs Roy Ehlers Ricky Fasani Bill Fry Rich Gallagher Ann Carrow Amelia Gianelli Buddy Goolrl Dick Allen Susan Allen Barrett Anderson Glenn Anderson Howard Appell Mark Bacon Cheryl Bansmer Sharon Beauchemin Jacey Benschoter Eric Blakely Mary Braclhurst Richard Bradhurst Bob Brown Sally Brown Sandra Brown Vincent Byrne Carolyn Campbell Susanne Campbell David Cartwright Dennis Cerruti 4,,, , gi 456: wa Colleen Corley Dorthy Griffin Larrie Crilli Carolyne Cullickson Steve Cutsche Linda Hale Jeff Hamilton Carolyne Hansen Peter Harris Charles Heck Bob Hellwig Victoria Hickey Jimmie Holmes David Holt Robert House Paula Johansen William Johnson Cale Johnston Karen Keene Karen Kraetsch Y 3 'wr - : 1 'Du J fs- , gg .t '14 : EV' Nev? f ,V eeo J 1 .,., rl i t J' 3 f e ti J J tt.. Ai 3, A Q 2' N ' . f , fr I X V- ' z f 't ? ,QW ,,Q14', lk, f ,. w K --Il D 'xl ' si ,Q .Y ,W , 1: J J J, ,ga L H M . J E ,J L , n t JM, W f ' J is 3 -so-J gf J M, f I . f I - V V, - ,V i -hn if-Snot ,Q rf: e - -- J ' ' ---- J - J Bruce Kirby Sharon Langdon Karen Lange James Layfield Jay Layson Paul Lester Michael Lewis JoAnn Lindley Larry Lowder James Lundquist Theresa Lyons Maurice McDonald Jack lVIcCurk Marcia Mason Douglas May Marleta Mendibles John Miller Karl Moeller Timothy Moon Sherrie Moore Lylanne Morris Pamela Morris Robert Moule Peggy Murray Lynette Neuharth Judith Norblom Aileen Noyer Don Nyberg Sally On David Owens Judy Panter James Paullo .lon Pease Pam Petersen Dick Plaw Frank Purinton Gayle Purinton Francene Raffial Barry Ramaeher Susan Redmond Sammy Reid Ernest Retamoza Patricia Rhodes Barbara Rice Patsy Rice Delores Richmond Robert Ripken Nieves Rodriguez Renate Rose Dan Ruthenbush Barbara Ryan Gayle Sanborn Audrey Schmidt David Sclirimp : fi Q.. 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Q-..., J 3-, 1 ox Judy Scott Larry Scott Sharon Scruggs Frank Setligo Donna Shcllcnberger June Silva Nancy Simmons Kirk Smith Kathie Snelling Richard Sorling as ig Q if he 651. C R E A T I pher Ru sm Nu. X 3 if In -we 'fl W' nf W - llurhiim jny, Editor: Nlr. Pvarccl. .'xtiX'i?-4lI'. frm! pirlzzrefrlli Putty Fryer. lfciitnr. LUG Inn Phi 11,5111 tlitur. .ln Illia Hrziy 1 P gr-r Silftlltlt. LOG 1958 tu this projvvt. iw pr:-Sent tu yuu this yearbook as thc' Stn uf tht- growth uf this high sfftiwl. Ps. SIffl'l'IUN EDITORS: Sun- fllowr. Rugvr Iiignlon. Carolyn Taylor. Donria Grillz. .Ynt ynirtllrefzl fling'-r Fixx. Carla Joliarwfri. Cale Johnstwn. Kathy Ryan. Donna Fin-lim-r1tvz'rg1n'r, Ne-il Cuvvun :Xftcr the- toil uf thirty-eight pvople ctr-vutiiigz their Spare timr ..r .lully Jxlltll'l'rlIll, vl'I'!'L1Nlll'4'l'1 llill Ring, llllfillvv NILIIHIQLVVQ -XIJYlCR'l'ISINiL S'l'.-XVI 'Front row, left In right: .luun Joy, l Iun-rwv xl2lIll'l'I'Il Nloffilt. -Mlm-rlifing Xllll1llgIf'T1 Susan Wiinikka, Pull- llraylun. Seroml mum' liarlmm Samlvrs. Sandra Brown, ,lufly Was- livilvl Pal l'lll1'l'lN4'll. Slll?N1'I'llllll'l1 xlllIl8gf'I'. X01 lI1'f'fIl7'!'41.' muth, lluil' I.:-Bzxrurm. lQwr'r':-spuxlmiirlg Sm-rrftary: Nan:-y Vl4llillllFiIH0'l'. Spwiul Svrvivvs llin-f'tm'. 'XSSIF'l'.XN'l'S Front f0Zl'. left In right: lhuifl Shrimp. Nlilliq- llianm-lli. Sf'c'or11l rout Nm-l Flynn. llurlmrn Rim-. Rvn Wulwfivlll. Elslu-tll Rink:-n. ,lurilyn llnllz, Putty Otl. Not pfflzzrffrl: lin-lgu Nllwl- lwr. Karl XIm'Ilwr. Vlllilllllly lic-i4l. Sllillll Hyun. Typixlsz fll'l'll'llt'll Iwac, l.in1la K4-nl. llvlura l'urinl0n. MR. L. BROWNE, Advisor I George-. BARBARA JOY Editor-in-Chief Larry Hulsvy, Sports Erlilorg Phil Rm-tamoza, Dick Allen, Sports Staff. Not picturerl: Brian Q 5 EA 'ilhln-gg Wegzsif ..? 'n .,' ANEIQ. V Sally Slim-rlvy, Nt-ws Eclitorg Donna Shffllcnbergvr, Bus- inr--Q Nlunagzvrg ,ludy llcppa-r, Aflvvrtisingr Manager. .lfiliu Apgar. l'iQ'2illlI'l' liditnrg Rm Wake-fic-ld, Subsvriptionsg fillblfltillt' Wiutlx-. 'lihis was tlw first war l,it1Cult1 llivh hacl hacl a mrintccl Ju mer, - . Y' . ,. .1 . Zllttl l'YCI'NHttE wus xvrx vwtterl ulwut it. the l4lllCOlItlZHl Staff was rc-spmiiisilwlo for ullipliusvs of pnimluctioii vreporting. editing, typing. lilfHUl ltPl1tl't' lhvy Smit it tu the prinlcrs. SlllJPI'XlSlllg ull this iwrv llarlmaru joy, Eclitor, and Hr. Browne. .'Xflx'ism'. Thr- Limwilniaui was pulalishefl lii-monthly for the lust- sc-mestvr of tht- svlimil year. :gn- 'KT21 3 W ,wr E WSH HA ADVISRTISING S'l'AFl : Prucly We-lah, Sally Brown, Marilyn Holilss, Judy Roger Svlirimp, l'lmt0graplu'rg Doug Wilhoit, llistrilyulirm Rirllllv, Karvn Larlgv. Sfllffllf .lufly Xvllllblltlllll. ASsistaul Aclwrtisiugl Man- Managvr: Linmlu Ftiw-, Nelwg Editor. agvr. ..a+f'f1.f A 2 ' c 4 r thc riirvrlif n rm r. .lures PSS. in ur iifwir - mint. rwires 'ts r ff f' 'uses 'ai ' ry ' ' mv ests 's yi '. Turf' '-rf vc ll ans ' A Halggin ,Nrt Cullery voritvsl ,IUFHQ1 Rfilyilfll, Ralf' Arvii- ilmlfl. ami Nvil Cowan. in tiiv Fair Driving Tilfllllgil Bvllvr Vision pustf-r m'fmlv:+l. Half' A-Xrwilibalri and Susan BFZIIPF m-rc lwu of the iim-v cuunly wiimvrs. ami Limlu Flaw mm tho Rank of fhnvr- i1'a1 uwuril for our svllooi. :Xsifisf lirmu lilvse 1-milesls. imlixidlml lnmnbers of thi- arl vlassvs found limv to vrv- zitv niany effvvtivc push-rs fur clailvvs. ralli0S. zmri zilli- lvlif' Qwnls. F ip! H 1 , I E 3 50 MN ,,, ,m gifs-Sgt.-- -ik I' '. :TA . Nr ,. W Ha ml N, ,mm iw, L,..,,.. , ,,,., 'num Qs., f, , w 1: ,. 0, w ww , H, . ffm-1 my , N W ,gm sg, 2' W- .,,., Aaagogmasm-i' . -.1 WWW ,hw r E552 W iff 'fe -Q M SH Q 'Six tamoza, B rme Rv L1-J 1 C 'E v rw E ,o AJ J. 5-1 es ff' Lx m F A sms 5 F L. 55 n-I fu ... -4 3: L-4- :wri- it-1 fwf 2.7 I-- ' 69 'rs : 2' QM blah The largest band in Lincoln High Schoolis history contributed more than their share to the success of many school functions during the year. They played at almost every football and basketball game and helped tremendously in building up the school spirit. Aside from playing at games, they added the musical touch to many of the rallies and assemblies. ln March the music and dramatic departments put on a Band Frolic which was enjoyed by a large audience. BAND COUNCIL- Left to right: Mr. Rob- ert Fairchilds, Eugene Conti, John Apgar, Di- ane Stockwell, Tom Barnett, Ron Russell, John Howell, Carol Marlene, R i c h a r d Clark, Chairman. ORCHESTRA MEMBERS- Mark Bacon, Susan Redmond, Larry Cook, Jocelyn Williams, Eddie Grogan, Jim Culhane, Carol Marlette, Maurice McDon- ald, Rae Archibald, John Ap- gar, Frank O'Donnell, Cary Smith, Dana Ditmore, JoAnn Pinkham, Marilyn Hobbs, Melis- sa Thomas, Donald Stella, Karen Whithall, Shelley Carroll, Geney Steinbecker, Yvonne Smith, Jud Darden, Ronnie Kipp. N16 'Mic ffkikl' K' ,ffl . ,-,f , if Q A-f ' Ffa -V 2, ' -1---wp. , V, A , My I Q, ' Q f,,' 'i1,2,-352,31-ff' , , WM . 1 i' ' N 'P 7 A+ww.t3k,nw A uw 'Q 6 'Hip 1, ,MBQV :A I K , ' ' 3, - . 1 Q , -LQ-If' i . . , Sl 3 2 - F Amfv -, wt- 35 Jn 4 A , ,ur Jw 'J Jr. . , - N A V F ,W 4' N' WW' N' f -- 1 .- mu .k,, ry ff. 4 K W, . .. f-,A..x,k V. if ,, rv I . Y ' W , V A tg 'C' K' 4 5 . 31m4,fWW:2:.., 'f:zN., . -7' fif1W-,. , 3 . A :Z it W, Hx K AL 4 K W, 5 f . - . V , .A.,, . eff 1 f' ' K . .: -1, -Q, . 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' S l3acln-lur'f llum-,lump THESPIANS Ec- 'Rl' Sara Curry. llirm-cturg Hr, Nicolaifvn. .-Xdvisorg Judy lfairficld Uire-rtor. , u ul -. l X .Q-v '-.i 6 'bf 3 Q ff . 1 nr, BACHELOR'S HONEYMOON by JOHN STAPELTON A secret marriage involving an estate is enough to cause headaches, but when two babies are really grown- up teen-agers, the plot thickens. Samson Bachelor marries Lettie Lamb, who used to be on the stage. Mr. Bachelor has two daughters by a previous marriage and he has told Lettie that they are just babies. However, both the daughters, Polly and Molly, are l7! Samson has to keep the girls away from Lettie, and his sister Minerva, to whom his father left control of all the money. Minerva could cut him off without a cent if he married against her will. These were the circumstances that surrounded and captivated the audiences of Lincoln High Drama De- partmentls first presentation on February 20 and 22. Bachelor's Honeymoon, acted out in such a manner that the audiences lived for the next moment, turned out to be the Hhowl-ariousl, success of this, or any season. THE CAST Lcltie ,,s.. ,.,,,,r, c,,s,,, . Y ,, , Ginger Fox Sampson , . , , Joe Murphy Minerva c,,cc,, Nancy Thalhamer MOIly , ,,,,, 7 Gail LeBaron Polly , , ,, Karylene Betts Jas. Howson ,,,c ,, , Bill Ring Comforl , Sherrie Moore Sflfl , . , Tex Garrett Hector Neil Cowan Linda , , Julie Troescll Maude , Jeanne Farnham Bessie , , Diana Kinsel li umilv' FORENSICS I,tlll'lllIl-N first FHI'4'HSil' tvum tlifl am lllltblllllflttlgl jwlv fm' Ill'Q1tltlIt'!'S 1 I . ' ' Y 5 'U -5 L '. 'i Q K S tif W ! ,V the Tc-le Tale Hvartu umt 'lit11- xxrilltl.-u Nturilyn Hulappa mmtv am uutstumling tmltitm mm .Iulm Wilk.-5 ir1tc'1'pr4'tutiam alan. t'ilIttllltt'tl wt-mul plan- in tht- ltipuu tullmzlmmlt. 1.lIl'tPlIl t.HI'HHl1, Urulnwrx Sef- Q ,. tum Flltltll. 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X, vw-mv: -Qxyf ff N ,,,, 2 , Q.. 5 I , , 4 'f ,M .....-J -f-V . 1 g......W , W4 x .- vm N , gm W H as Q, .l.x,. , ,, .X X S wg V? , A :-W' an Q ' Q nyki K K ,I ' - V f. nf'-'VT 'lfu K , 4. X v , -Q '- '-A- 2 1 g . f. i,-Qg2,fgy,- H ffzlfy .fb-fu 1- ' I ,, wil, ,1 K -1' wi ESX, Ml., . V253 mms z a x 4! 1 4 w A 1 f V fx- 1 , . 3 -- .,,A SS ,, E 1 x 5 5 .Www .Qf' a1 w . M L , 7 Q A vw' . q Q M 1 V ,,, QQ ,LH ! 'F 'Wy-1 hull Q V , 9 '--, ,.' , H ..1...., ...., ,, ,,,,, -, -. nn. ave, . .f , ,a Eddie Grogan Iflzrzirman Front row, left to right: Mr. Koyl, Rae Archibald, Don Rice, Dick Higginbotham, Marilyn Holappa, Eddie Grogan, Nadine Codi, Sydney Robertson, Curt Holmes. Second row: John Apgar, Hill Travaillc, Billy Johnson, Eric Blakely, Ron. Young, Cathy Barcus, .lean Massa, Linda Teich- man, Roger Higdon, Dave Schrimp, Carolyn Taylor. Third row: Richard Massa, Eugene Morrow, Dana Ditmorc, Tom Wackerly, Cary Smith. ,lim Culhane, Bob Zeller, Wayne Davison. Not pic- tured: Roger Schrimp, Helga Moeller. Jn lt Higginbolham Vice Clmirman Nadine Codi Secretary . 'X X 5. x Our Student Store was first organized last year. It started out as a small eubbyhole where soft drinks and various food products were sold, and has grown ad'-3 Q Marilyn at Holappa Treasurer into a full-scale operation. serving all of Lincoln High. Under the supervision of a board of directors, the store maintains five differ- ent departments which earry on the activities of the store. These departmentsw sales, purchasing, advertising, accounting, and maintenance-not only serve a usefulness to the student body, but they also give students a chance to obtain experience in practical business. -N This year's chairman, Eddie Grogan, has spearheaded membership drives, establishment of a constitution, and many other measures beneficial to the store and student body. New Lincoln High's Student Store ---....,.....,., iiiiswasfst-:4msng.wia,,, 2 fr fi-'AZ The profits of the Student Store are used to expand and improve the store itself, and to holster the student hody fund. ln its first year of opera- tion, the storeis assets totaled F51.083.09. This year the store is making plans for the building of a portable store and the eventual addition of a permanent store. At present the store occupies a store-room off the locker hall. With the advisory help of Mr. Koyl, husi- ness teacher. the Student Store provides a serviee to the student hody. and at the same time, trains interested memhers in husiness. fit4i,,QQ. Rae Archibald We Advertising Manager .. f Sydney Robertson Sales Manager Curt Holmes S P11 rch asia g Manager ! Open the door. l'm starved! Mr. J. Koyl. Advisor lg' ll ADM Q --1 Hi Y uctivitivi Wally drc-w thx' f'I'0W'fiS7W'ilI'I't',S this Ont' hny Tim Stvf-lv, Chairman of Stockton Y hurrying tn? Hi-Y mm-ting. Iiiayhv? Council' Rags-r Higilim The Hi-Y. uvwh fwrnwrl this war had as its urivisor Mr. Suwtvll. The' E gf? i' I ' n . . F I A 7 C' I ,SldP'1' urgallizatlfm is Ihr- lveri-zlgf' lmys 1-lulw Spmisorvri hy the X.M.C.A. Thf- fi i vluhis uvlivitics im'h1riPri il fhmf-0 al the Y.NT.C.A.. 3 hzlskelhall IOIIYHZIINPIIL V 11-M . . . . - . f I A' 3' - snow lrl J. rollvr skatmff Jartv, Cilllllfxfi. and ll trim to San FI'3IlK'l9C'0. rho . I, 1 F 1 A V - ' vluhs purpose is Tu c-rvxite. maintain. and 6-Xtffml lhmughuut the Svhool and vommunity high standards of Christian Ci1i1T2lK'if'I'.u ' - Bill Travaille Vice President :Q ' :Qi 1: 9. : 1:51. 5 . Q E um. , T 5 5 i , L , i R A as.. X . Bob Zf'ih'r Serrefary-Trmszzrer 55 F1 CIIIIIDIHIIII Tim St:-1-lv - '-vv-, Front row, left lo right: Mike Conroy. Sefonfl row: Hr. Roy Sawh-H, Wally Cardm-r. Bill Travaillv. Jim Hvxlvlton. Thin! row: Rogrvr Higmlnn. Jay Lay mn. Bob Zeller. Nha MA N, ul .... ' Q With Nlrs. Ruth llultgrcn serving as counselor, the Lincoln 'llri-Hi-Y had a very successful year. 'lhc clulm participated actively in school affairs. Some of their activities included selling earrings and cards during the Christmas season. making place set- tings for the cl1ildrcn's hmnc. and attending dances given hy the Y.lVl.C.A. for the teen-agers. Q. if .I W., 7:5 ,fx fir? if , 'ff 3'9 -7 ,f 0. u,.+wf5 Linda Taylor l'resz'd'ent llunnie? ' . Xlcflnrrnack lla 'tg r tv Front row, left to right: Kathy NlcKim, Donna McCormack, Bonnie- lNll COTlt1ZlC'li. .luy Garrett, Kathy Snelling. Scfoml row: Ardytlic Chr-rniss, Delora Purinton, Susan Crm-cn, Ailccn Noycr, Third row: Larric Grilli, Juanita Xlixcr, Sharon Scruggs. Pant Morris. Fourllr row: Linda Tavlor Cheryl Bansmcr. Joan Mauscr. Grvtclivn Isaac. Q, ffl-sf y Susan Urn-m nt Scwrclrzri ' , ,loy bar rt tt Treasurer .lo Ella Brayton Proconsul ,loan .loy Consul Florence Brayton Scriba Front row, left to right: Mrs. Alice C. Beighley, Kathy lVlcKim, JoElla Brayton, Karen Lange Donnashellenberger, Helga Moeller. Second row: Susan Greene, Florence Brayton, Barbara loy .loan Joy, Patty Ott. Third row: Roger Powers, Ren Wakefield. Not pictured: Carol Wood. Latin Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Alice Beighley, consisted of first, second, third, and fourth year Latin students. The members celebrated uSaturn' alia, the Roman Christmas, with a pot luck dinner at the home of Patty Ott. Several of the members attended a convention of the California Chapter of the Junior Classical League in Los Angeles, with members Florence Brayton and ,loan Joy serving as official delegates. Helga Moeller Ouaestor Roger Powers The club also participated in the Band Frolic, handling the publicity: they also had a booth at the carnival. Aedile at 3 1910111 mug ff'-fl to right: IiLll'ilLiI4i1 Harm-5, Shawn Lungrlun, Shirlvy Curnuw. Sfflllld row: Collven l,n1'lrx'. Yickin- Hickvy. Tlzinl rout: tizirrwl Trvlmino, Barham Rim-. Larriv Crilli. Anne Garrow. 'tot 111'rf11l'fvl.' Sharon Hamiltun. -1 I W., N the vluln this it spuiisur. and Hrs. Daily. its far-utty zulxisur. Thi- Whitt- Cups men' urganizccl to I mutt- ' , -ar was spmisurt-fl lay Mrs. Carulyn Clark. its Medic-ul ftuxiliary lIllt'l'l'St lll INUKIIVLII lJl'Ui-PNFIHIIS. llu- vlulvs uc't1i'1t14-s IIICIUIIQKI gltlllg stuffed aiiimals tu tht- C'iliili!'l'II-S iszml at tht- Sun juaqtiin Com-ral Hospital. liclrping with tht TIS 4 t mit ut cximinitim tl uuvlxix th Hurt Jmitteiirt with nut SN mtl ch t tws a ' - 'iz 4 1 N' ' ' ' sz '. ' ' 'st ' 'f 'svz wors funn ntllvr f'HlIIli1Ail'S. mul ti lmlwy fitting lvi'wfi'ulii. F' t yt. ,4 5141 ,f 'Q 'U 565 Shuron Hamilton President ' 'Q' t . Q 'Hi Vivkiv Hivkvy l'vl.f'f' Prvsillvrit WS? Html lrvhinn Sl'I'f!'fllI't I.1lI'l'1l' hrllh 71l!'!lSIllt'l' lmmn l.ung4lun IIIIHIUVIIIIII 5-fl s? A Pete Wiinikka L A in I-2 sem esters President s M ! f I' Rae Arrhihalcl l ire l'le.siflP11t Isl xerzzextffr f N , Jfbllfl K ui Treasurer ls! senzestvr The cluh. also known as Honor L, officially became a ineinher of C.S.l'l. in February when it rec'eix'erl.its rharter from Miss Brown. presiflenl of the slate assoviation. The r'lu'l1 niet unmler the sponsorship of fVlr. Donald Buck ancl Mrs. Alive Beighley. The requirements for membership were a total of ten points of three Ais ancl one B on semester grades. To attain this goal the sturlents liacl to keep their noses to the grinclstone. ' Front mir. fel! lo l'l',L'l1ff Nlrf. llc-iglile-y. Naney Kai-nnnvrling. Gail Lvliaron. Marilyn Holappa Llllllil Slim: H4-xlynn Knox, ,Ioan joy. l lorem'f- Brayton. .lolflla liraylon. Patty llc-Motte, Mr liuek, Seroml rout- llrolf-ln-ii lsfae, Wenn Hnhlanrl, ,lohn Rn-eve, .ludy Mc'Cee, Susan Wviinikka Sharon llainilton. llarliara ,loy, Joeelyn Williams, Third 7'01L'J Bruce Downard, Dana llitinore Pi-lv Wiinikku. ling:-nv llc-bolt. Toni Keifl. Helga Moc-ll:-r, Patty Ott. Fourth r0w.' Allen Reid Siilnvy Robe-rlyon. Jim ffulhane. Gary Smith. Dong Wade, Hike- P4-terse-n, Wayne Davison. igmggse f M Xlyg., ,. But C.S.l . is not all mark. For varlm semester that ffl- . Barbara Joy , rf' I .' the-x' were lnvlnlmc-rs. the students rovvlwcl, as a reward, IAN? l 'WIe'U 'D 4 1 I . 21111 SPIIIFSICT X W , 3 trlp to hun l'ran1-1sr'u. where thc-3 went to see SlglllS nl K ,M . . . M..-rl Hwy ll1lE'I'E'SlilIlIl u nnwle fnllnwecl by flllllN'l'. 3 W:--fr lm! W ' L l 4 E , l .f-ww r Sharon Hamilton Serretary I-2 .wlzzvsiers lk an ag Y-'ww' fm AIM C7 C? gp..- -:11 x SIiXl,,l3Ii.XRINC Nllf'Nllll'fliS UI CSF. 'Ynl 1ll'IflIlAl'!l.' Nanry Tllallxunmvr. ,llllly Nlcflw-, Vl'vnn Rlllllilllll. Pe-tv Yviiniklm. l l'fINl row: fzilll I.I'll2ll'lbIl. Sllllllilll Hamilton. llurluaru .lny. .lnlfllu llruynm. Svronrl row: Allvn ll4'i4l. .l4'llIl R1'1'W. lhlnu llilnmrr-. K+-xlynn Knox lfl'!1.YllH'I 1958 E E Dick HlQlgllHll1llll8lIl Presirfvlzt S it , SY Slow- Wilson life IIl'l'SI'llPIIf 'ini-'iw 1' :Wk 'U ,if si' K 71, fi Q ,My rx.. Carolyn Taylor Serrvlary ,ludy Hvppcr Hismrian QROJ' 44? cz o to figlllf Bill Cionifort. Fully Flu-rfvy. Dick lligginliotliani, Doug: Willioit. Seronrl Front rozv, leaf! Eilc-risen. ,lolflla llravton. Carolvn Tailor. Nlr. lfllicf- 5lCCann. ,Indy llvppvr. Hill mir: Pat 1 U - Nlvllonald. Third row: .ludy Riihlli-. Patty Ott. rlllflll liurne-tl, ,lolin Now:-ll. Rivliurd qlalil. Larry Sparks. :Xllvn Refill. rlllll' Safety Counvil was organized for ilu- first time this year to promote safety in the school. The counvil was a liranc-ll of the San Joaquin County Safety Council and llic two groups worked closely in sponsoring county-wide and school zu-tivities. Along with Mr. lVlc'Cann. advisor, Carolyn Taylor and Dick Higginlmotliznn attended lln- Governoris Salm-ly fl1lllllt'l'l'IlCC in Saorailwiilo. qt' -sf-fl 515 l MN 1' vw - X--. P Fmnl mug left In right: Twin llarn:-tl. llill Rive. Serolzd row: Mr. Roy Gereau, Gary Smi th, .-Xllvn lla-ill. lfnlrlii- llrrvgran. Frank O'llni1m'll. llill Crxnifurt. Third mzu: .lohn Howell. Bill Tf3V3lllf'Q Curt llnlmvf. Ward Dean. Richard qlalil. Ellglvtlt' Dt-bolt. Fourtlz row: Tom Reid, .lim llarnvtt. llit-k wvvslflll. llill BlcDonalml. Rugvr lligclnn. Paul Burkner. Larry Sparks. Leland Brown. Fifth mir: llnli Nlurvll. John Nlcflve-, Ni-il Cuwaii. Juhn Newell, Richard Clark, Eugene Conti. Not pir- fI1fl'tI.' Ruger Svlirimp. f' ...-v' ibm- Tom Barnett President N .' 1 'V 'b I s 'Y' 'ec V' . ' vm '1't yciww' PI' ' s ',f'o ' - - ml: ' ' ' fs Te invon 'tif' I r . - ' ' i - 1 A f xo er itfm 'im pu w ister lie Stufe rinr if i 5 '. rx Vl'I'l'L 1 s s u X lC'i1' .'u o H 2 'S l - .' ' Y u il las 1llll y eita 1 if ter i Je as at my resgive or ,anizu inn. Senior RE'1lf6S! I1fIllI.l'f', li'll U mf I frntior RPlJfPSPI1Illfl'l'P. Clary Sinilli Snpltonzore RP11fF.9PlIf!III'I4l'. llill Rim' A Frank 0'lJonnc'll 'llreaszzrer 411 lm 1 Ire lreszflfnt it 1. .' Sf 1-retarv 1 fi f 25.1 k W' ' my ,f f wig, ,, -A X ---' K 'If If h ge f K,, if yi Ellen Sihu V111 if 1-' A D , . 5 ' a A l'resi1Ienl it ni 1 X451 21, :eg , .lo Ella llraylon Serrelan - Treasurer I ln. The cluh. organizecl last year. is again uncler lhe SlNlIlSOI'Slllll of Mr. Donald Buck. The ll1Gl11lJCfS atlenclecl a luncheon anrl il panel illS1'llSSllIll al Stockton College. which was to flf'Ill0l1SlI'ZllC the various plmses of mln- calion anal to prolnote interest in it. The IIl6'IIllN'TS also were ,f,givc11 lhe chance lo help the teachers with classes at the ninnerous cle111c11lary schools i11 the district. Some hraver slurlents even taught at the High School and Senior l'ilen1entary. f-I 1 1 1, -W,-fdew1M.fM'..,m1f 2' Qc. T 11,51 Front row, left to right: Florence Brayton. .loan Joy. Jo Ella Brayton, Pam Walshe. Second row Hr. Don Buck. Ellen Silva, Judy McGee. Janice Trotter. Barbara Joy, Re-xlynn Knox. Nor 11101117611 Patty Ott. Q, ,r 4141 , ft.. ,wi 1.1- LINCOLY HIGH OBSlCliVA'I'URY Bl'lI.'I' 'XT .XX 'Xl'lf'ROXlNl.'X'I'lC COST Ol 81.000 Guest speakers on xarious suhjer-ts from Sputnik anfl missiles to X-rays zmfl hyp- nosis we-rv on ilu- agenrla of tht- Fviviim- Chili when they met twice monthly on xxif'flIlt'htlilf vu-niiigs. 5f'ic'ntifi4- lilms von-riiig the topics in which the group was ints-rvsti-ml wt-rv also on the program for thi- fl'ilI'Z 1-wry meeting was followccl lny rs-lreslnm-nts. llana liitmort- ' W. if i A P' W , . . . . . . l' 'yil' I l'or thi- Lluhs annual liclfl trip. tht-5 wt-nt to .M-rop-l and the Atomic reactor. num 'lihv vlnlv also helps-ml in the- finanu- anml 1-onstrum'lion of the ohservatory, whieh gave l,in4-oln lliffh another flistinvtion f- the onlx hiffli sm-hool in the Pacific West with an F' , Y' ulist'I'Y2iloI'y. Nlr. Wes l'ete-rson ancl Hr. Vllalt Harvey were the vluh sponsors. ' pm. Wiinikku N L Vive I'rt's1'rlw1I k me ' , H ,, I f!i'l.lE' ,W M 'if 24 tx L ' -r Nln If ko ,rg xlgga yi Q, iz. K Myw-,,v ,-,- , , SW Rr 'f ip. ix., ui. xy, xi In Sn Sb f 5. f Front mug fffl Io right: Nlr. Walt Harwy. llaxiil farlwriglit. Fyrlmw H0lJ4'I'lr0Il. Mr. Wim Pt-tvrson. Seronzl rout Harry ,Xneli-rson. .lllI1t' Silva. llong Wilhoit, lfllvn Filxa. Tliirrl row: Margie Mixer, Bill ffomforl. H1-xlynn Knox. Linda Sticv. Funlili rout llama llitniorv, Noe-l lflynn. Pe-tt' Wiiikikka. llill 'l'ravaillv. .Vat llli!'lIlff'1I.' Pat Fryer. ,lutly Rilitllw. Roger Svhrimp. Carolyn Taylor, .Ser om! Sr lII6'.Sff'l Rvxlynn Knox S0f'rf'IarVi I' zrst .5f'111ffslvr ig--wig l lla n Nilx 1 SI'f'I'f flI1'l Q lk sway f-if FflFK1i'55Qff'-QA. , 5.333517 f-if -. Fflgei V. - ei- K A X4-IM . - 'Y filefiggsgwf, if :Ak wx F' ,.Mw?m4Q1 . viffxlisgmlaifc, If-sv-sSf??fa5?f-iiqivgxf K f kT2i9iYl?fTfb T 152 .i ,L imfwl.. ,..:, -sf, 1 +2ffsbiilfsfafgziffmw , fn., ' 234 fiiffbi- an 3. ' WM N, ' ,. 1- --9 ,::'5:-'i ,:. .EE' Tj mx iz' f ' V-2,'::'aM' 4 -fy, . ' tv- - ' Wnwfjzgy, ' WK '- V .,iW'W . 'Q 'W ,. V: -I-M 1 K K .Mm , ,,,. h K' H, xgjEg?g,fv,.'fs1fg2'f zfifyfl-5551, J. 'f:2'z:f2f--'Q-.1115 if my 'U 1 f if ,f ' 'Heh . -ibg?2fk:'frf'sir ff ff 4, W3 emi ' ,t-. ,gl qiizfgfhir f we V :WIRE I 1. Monday through Friday for 36 weeks, classes started promptly at 8:40. The day was constant work, even if the average students were-n't lucky enough to taste the 'ifruits of their lahorf' Classes were mostly interesting as the students listened to lectures on their 'gsubjectsf' Then there were those long drawn-out problems involving higher mathe- matics, Teachers loved to give little quizzes to lest your retainablc knowledge Wil. Scientific education was accented this year-even to the point of dissecting! But even after the toughest day, the hell rang exactly at 3:45. 3 4 ,U pr Q L: m rua u-on fu- N SNAP EVENTS 1.Winncr of lioth the svhool and thi' regional Odd Fe-llovv-Rvln-kali lmlgf-'s U.N. youth pilgrim Contvst was Joan Joy. As an outstanding junior, .Ioan will takin thv Youth Pilgzrirnagn- I0 thv Unitml Natione in Nm-w York, 2. How high Lincoln Spirit soar:-fl this yvarl Yvhal fun wr- had hoisting our victims in vffigy lwfore we- Conqur-rf-d thr-nil 3. The Bank of Axnvrifa AVVHI'1l4 honorml l.involn'S most oulwlanilingr S1'Ill0F4 f Gail L1-Baron. malhwmatics and scivrice-, and ,Io Flla llrayton. liln-ral urn whim-li plam-nl Ihr- girls in the rm-gionul vontvst and tha- CllHlll'l' of a 351.000 fcholarr-hip. 4. WllfH the' Kr-y Cluli. the- high srhool organization of Kiwanis. wax inetilutmi. community intf-rvst and ac'c'0ptam'e- of our whool wa- -hown. K+-y filnlv, and lhv School, plans lo rvviprovate- lhis intvre-st and to prow lllK IIl'l'lV4'S worthy of this avm-ptanvf-. im. Lincoln! horizons were liroaclvrn-ml whe-n the llonor was finally invorporale-rl under thr- California Scholarship F1-il:-ration. This linkf-il in to many ollivr schools in tln- We-st. iv 3.4414 Basffgx F 2 Linda illaylor. Honnf Economics: Allvn Rf-irl. l,ali Fviviivcg Noel Flynn. Social Studi:-sg llana llitmorv. Musivg John Rvvwg lfnglishg Marilyn Holappa, Biisinvssg Cail lmllaron, Nlatliviimtirn: JoElla llrayton. Langllagfsz Ken Hatfield. lnrluetrial fhtx. Not pifturml: l,infla Plaw. Art. 2. FF. ai! tht- ulivfuningl 1-1-wi lin J, , 3 wa E -ww 1, FRESHMEN I Xn uwrvull vxpnw-imi uf limi-tlifl-ue-'gwt-util'-1-lx1--'intw fl11Q.mt-NJ' tlnnx Ihr' faiwx of glrfwuny initiutv- ti- thu NUHX. 2 Ihr two will pa-Q. 1-xt-n lf wt- i'I'lMil .nv rarzfxf' 'lhingy :- ln 'in tu lmrk up at little' zix Ihr- ew-n-iiwity gt-tx untlvr nay. P'i l sr'q.-..+.-Hs... -rr 35 3 in 4 Y. Wm 5' INITIATION 3. in the full Hwing of tht- Ill1'llHbI'Hltlt' vwnl. tht- I'YT1'9ilIllI'I1 lu-urini' h signs nf I low Snpiimimrt-S. Ninfltiil art- Wvuy Ont, and l rvsh- mf-n, l'gh! find tht-nisvlve-s having ai rc-ul hull, trunk though thx-y may iw! l. 4. Aftvr tht- 'Shalln is ow-r, many mix:-cl vinutiong lam-uiliv f-vicle-nt, hut a fvvling of rvlivf tlmninatefs all othvrs . . . along with pridv. A.., -. o it :ff-wi 1if-':i55igQ'2j5gf:-E'i . A ,A X -. :al s V -- .. ,. ,- , .LL - 35 .N I . A WW? '-thi Jeff Hamilton and Larry Scott, the man in the robe and the soldier, were two of the stars of the,Christmas play, written by Mr. Nick's classes. Diana Kinsel, climaxing the Christmas assembly, is depicting the Nativity Scene. One of the High Notes of the year was the formal appearance of the Girls' Chorus at the Christmas Assembly. The joint was jun1p'n when Ellen Parson and Susan Baker sang '4Rock Around the Clock. The pantomimist wearing the flirtish expression is none other than Hayden Price, captivating the audience with his interpretation of flohn and Marcia. O Babe echoed in the auditorium when this skit was performed by Pam Smith, Bill Ring, .loe Murphy, Tex Garrett, and Steve Wilson. 'iAnd this here Kid named Romeo . . . Who could forget Joe Murphy and his adaptation of a hill-hilly's Romeo and Juliet. while- 1'1lIllQ'rli1Ill Larry llulwy r-upplivcl llu- ilIlNWl'I'S fur ll ru-w lllXlIlUl Uur llNN1'IIlllllf'Q. gwrul :lx ilu-5 xx:-up t'U'IlllIillly umu- ul un Q-ull. zuul lu 2 Wuulml vnu plvai-v l'L'IN'Lll Ilu- Kllll'Sll0l1lfu N1-il llmulm rc-zul Ilu- lllllkllllll l' l1l'Y. llli- was ilu- 'I'ypu'ul l'lll llIllLlIl fllux- mx-vmlmlx: ull Ilu Ullll'l' Vlibxf IlTl'N4'I1l1'1l tllvir xliit4:1I lzllvl' llNNf'lllllllY . lou llllNt' .50 4t'l'IIIl1lN tu llllllli me-1' Xfilll' un-wvrx. lluw- am' 1'HIllt'xlLlIll fur tlu- ulrllff-.I lnrry llulxm-5 fwinm-rl, .l4'LlIlIll' l :1rnl1z1m. Fam l,LH'I'lNll uw Nluriz- IJHXVIIIQ. mul Slumln ll:-ck:-1'. ll:-rv? tlux YFHQUII lor Zl-l!ll'll TY +c'r'e-mmf' llig llill Ring wluv mgulm- l11 liru-mln lliggll llf'lllll in tlul lwxt an-vlnlxly ul' Ilu' yr-ur. Xlr. lliugg F llu ur of ilu- lrwal TV Ntuliwn. KUYH. In Vlilv. XXilll'I' . . . W2Ilr'I' , , , 1-owl, vle-ur XX.XllnIl.' -lululwl Ilill Hiug, .lr. :lx lu- c'mulr'ml 1u'r'r+N- flu' -my lm' Ll glu-5 'll Illill l'll,lkY'xlllllQ -lxlw-lmu-v. ,Q ' M li K. .M-Q an 2 ,T V, .M 'Q l A Q -hm ' 2 5 'N e me :iw DANCES Cosh. ing feet hurtli' This was the familiar refrain that fol- lowerl each dance. Those who attenclecl Lincoln's clanees will recall ilu- witty themes anrl entertainment. not to mention the live musir: that was presented at each clam-e. Perhaps one of the main impressions reeeivecl at the dances were the highly original cleeorations that were arranged in pleas- ing orcler arounfl the multi-purpose room. If you had a flair for colors. you were not flisappointefl. For those who enjoy reminiscing. the dances will serve as ex- cfellent material consisting of flecorations, blisters. bliss, and a lot of fun. 'Jimi Sept:-:uber 20, 1957-CAA. llfrog Leap? Oetoln-r 4. 1957--Student Council lKick-Off! Nov:-nilrer 23. 1957-Yearbook lOut of this Yvorlrll Deeelnlwr 6. l93T-Band 4lt's Almost Christmas! lie-evniller 20. 1951- Senior Class 151-nior Class! .lainuary ll. l938flJrill Tc-ani ilflapper Fling!! Fvlirnary l4, 1958 V-llloeli l. lliaekwoorls Bally Xlareli Zl. 1958- Sophomore filu-s txiglht Eflitionl April ll. l958---Student fifonnvil f Xnnual A-Xntri April 23. 1958--Junior Clas- Nluy lo. N58 Stnclenl Store Way 3l. 1958 ,lunior-Senior Prom .lune 6. V158 fl'wI'1'NlIIN2lll illus- Jnnm- lfi. IOS3--Crarlualion Ihill N33 w u-' ,Q 'n..,,..,L........- -'vvqpfn-fha-f- v-w.'f-frAx ' 'Q' mea-pf-'N eng, ,,.,-1 mg.-,,,,,.'1-ff ,L -.--f JN.-FAH.-f DEDICATION 1...-f 'X - - -U Un I'C'iH'lllll'f' 1. lflmi, Ihr- kms in-rv prvfviilwi tu ilislrivl SllIM'l'iIlil'Il4lt'Ili Niuhh- liaxrmii hy lhv Umlril uf rmlm-vs. mul l.INfiUl,N IIICLII was re-ally uurwf Our sf-lnml 1-misisls of 77.2130 Sllllilft' fm-l nl' huililing zxrvu sol on ai 21-ll1'l't' silt-. all ai lulul vusl uf 51.25-1-2.'l 75. Thi- piwuim-m'l was gixvn final upprmal mu Jilllllilff Ill. 1957. QZTUUIHI was Ibftbkfxll il mwk lulvr. with mum- than lm: lhuilsuml spcvtzntiiis pre-Smit. XM-. tlw fluih-nts of IJIIVUIII High. Irwin! ullh prniv In lhv huihlings which 1-mislilulv lhn- hcft high si-liwl ZlI'4lllIIlI. um! Iliamk lhc- Ruurrl. lhslrivl Ufhvluls. Nam- c.HlllIIllllf'L'S. Sviwul Stuff. and i'NIlK'!'iilHf lhv r-mmnunily hir thvir plani- i1ir1g,spiril,z1mlfzlilhinllaalmlulil'srlimrl. .7 M wk 1- '18 5 v kg fin 5' ' A ga vii? 3 fx' 05514551 rw. ff ,mf ,f if .E 7 Mflkifr. AROUND THE To begin with, we just mounted a rooters bus for the Jackson game-but up by seeing the world. Here we see the conductor preparing to take us the World in music, song, and dance. The current carries us to Scotland where the G.A.A. girls come across the magical village of Brigadoon. ' Then it is on to Germany where the Chorus sings its folk tunes and a German Band comes to joke and play. way where Swooping down Matt Dillon is shot, Joe comes home, and someone gets the Old Maid, we find ourselves lost. fScene courtesy of Sophomore Class! -.A WORLD hui, is swept out to sea and washed ashore on a Carriblwan isle. After a native song-dance fvstival. we lose- riders hy a quaint native custom. Student Council? On to to life, The trip finally ends but we that the Fly come have been left on a South Sea island. But alas, they canlt wash that Lincoln out of their hair', because they miss their join a caravan deep into the and lovely Harem irls for us. fluniorsl we leave, and we find ourselves in Siam as the drama class tells of two Siamese cats. Backstage we find a Bill Ring, Student Directorg 'L 'fn .luninrsz flood Iimv.. FOOD. und MONEY I I l ,141 - ' . , 1 'WSI' --.: . Actually, it is dvlivious. Env ww wwf! -A4 wwf' V 1 :Bm v JUNIOR CLASS BREAKFAST lvp in ilu- Illtlflllllfl In raise 111111103 fur ilu- l,I'0lllZ this was thc' ,lunifrr fflassl With Mr. 5Nilgl'I'ly as nflllivl Coulil' aml Mr. l,f'lf'TSUIl c'm1ki11g. llw .lllIll4JI'S p1'0sc'11t1'1l 11 s1'1'l1111pliul1s llreak- fast ul ll'lIlIl you af1'.vi1'0rl. with musif' in the lmackgruuml. 5 2 3 .vnwfatfws I stand most hzznzbly Before Marfs 1l5lSI10lf1f. Knowing we are not Really wise. And if we were. We would open up the kingdom Anal malfo the earllz as floppy As the zlreamozl of slrivs. Q E3 if 1 'Vi' iw ,Q 26 5 va 'M 5' r W 'N-. ,X ii ax RN. X I-,,.,q.f FF A 'Q 'I' I ,fam nr 5 Q N , i fF,i .R i af 5 ,W ., : viz' 'G' fl ..g, f Left to right: Ginger Fox, DeeDee Dawson, Joanne Presto, Karylene Betts. .mwfm-vwaifwtifzf f' Y ':ff'- , , ,,,X f wwfsszifeifwiaiwfzvu? Wifi TROJAN SPIRIT Gwinn nn c'w'ryluucly. le-tis rf-ally wllfi slwlltc-4l In-all f-lu-crlviulvr live-llvri lhlwsmi ainml tllv spirit-raising rallivs xsvre- ull. Spirit lwgnn lu grow as lllf- lranrl strnvk at Iiwlx lnnv mul llw zlllilltimilni mls llllcrl Milli llw funnlnil' rllflkiiill yt-lls unrl smigs. 'lltm-r at ruiislirig illlfl l'l1lf'TlillI1llliEl rally. vu-rymw mls rvzuly lor Ille- gunn- . . . l'mn-pmns xsztwrl unil univc-S slnvixli-ml as llllj lrwjail Q-nlluislusts urgvcl lllttll' tvanns lu- tln-y lmntlmll. lmslwtlmll, or lmsvlmll un lu VIC'I'OltY. ln lllc' lf'IIQ.flll ol at FPUSHII. lln' lvanns unrl' lln- spirit inlpruwcl in put l.in4'uln lilI'Illl-X on lop. 'Xllm' lllt' linul Smurf- slwwvrl l,in4-mln nln-ml zinrl tlnwmts iwn- llUill'Sl'. llllx lwuulilul strains ul llw 'Vllnm Nlatvru rvsollinlt-ml as tln' slnrlm-nl lmrly unfl llwir sl1ppnI'lm'l's juinvcl lugs-llwr sing- ing llw l,inf'uln Hymn. Standing lwllinfl this Spirit. lllc real Lincoln lligli. wvrv the mm-urflilialors Wlllr ZlTl'ilIlgIl'll tht- spirit-raising vw-rits: Rally Cmninissimwr lNs'il linwzni. lllc- poll uncl Sonff lvuflws, th-- I llillltl. lllc nvnly HI'fI,ilIllZl'il Pt-p Clulw. Zllltl lllc' 5Cll0Ul,l in 41 3 1 ? ' V in f ff, U , 5:1 315' , a if QV 'Q , fs , .,.,...,.., . A 'yy Y I4 AVL f I A ig! 5' A ' N1 E 'i' V I ,R ' 4 kgggggggk K , 2? SQ 3 ' jg' Q '1 X' is LV l., 'V ' ' wwkns if-f- M 'J -., '19 17 ffk f - gf ,. ' 72 ' ' x uv.. 'w,!'K 1 'lf 1 1 1 ,49- -,sy xv, i SW its -,f NSN iff M1124 I JM L f , , 1 'Q ,, '.. WW- fm 5 may '4 pi 4 i wwwms 'K 1 . X , .A F ft' , WW.-fy NW.-M-. A ,fin 5 f .,.--w-o I ti 5 44 5 sf! 3 f A 81 MX ' ' ' 'f 5 x .ag .f5..B.2i.fb -- 49' . '1- :EA R SENIORS Front row, left to right: R1-xlynn Knox, Sharon Hamilton, Cathy Barcus, ,loan Gould. Serorzfl row: Svdelle- H1-ller, Pat Eilcrlsen. Gail LeBarnn. Carla Johansen. Linda Sticc-. Not piclzzrvd: Marilyn Ho- lappa, Pat Fryer, Nanvy Thalhanier. SUPIIUNIURES Frunl row. lrilil to rfgfzt: Carnlyii Rive. 'I'i1111 Killmnrn. Judy .-Xiitlersmm, liarhura Fandt-rs. Sworizl mzr: Kathy Kirklmridv, Susan liralvy. K8l'l'll Downing. ,Indy Hiddlv. llnlly litlv. .lane-t flondr11111. Hulnin llaxim-s. M... ,1 1 1 ,, Offiversr llc-llvrf' Nliss Jones. D0ddle'. iii. 'Ns 1 The Girls' Athlvtim' Assu1'iatiu11 ltllltlt' its rlehut when it llf?SCIIli'll thc l7rog l,1'apA' alter the Calaveras lfnothall gaine and since lll1'll has rc-inaincd i11 tht- h0adli11es. 'ln t'Illl'I'lllill at tlnflwst rally. they did tht- tee lwv. I'llllI'lilt'. chuckle skit. nljllllllllf. llnnnny. Wllnfs that the llllllltllyfl nr Little Ne-ll... The most nnt- standing sccm- in tht- Band l ruli1' was their Scottish Brigadoo11. whirh was as dainty and gay as the he-z1tl1er. fog and liighland fling. As for the athletir' end ul C.1X.1X.. thc- girls participated successfully in ltiltlltllllltltl. spvml- a-way. volleyball. and hast-hall spurt days. They also had the CHEAT limmor nl f'm1q111-r- ing Stagg High for a wilt-ylmll K'lliillllJl0llSlllP. The girls conlpeted ainung the111selx'es ill the regular gym sports and ccww-rerl an aflva11r'e-d course in First Aid. The Cliniax of the year was their lvanquet where the awards were presented . . . Or was it the shower they gave for Miss Jones? N . A. l i of 51 ff, 1,1 'f 1 ., 2, ' ' . hr QQ-'Q 1, i f I l ww' -. J? .IUNIORS Front row. iff! to riglzl: Fl0I'Q'IlCt' Bray- ton, Juan joy. Vicki llrilli. Sffrond mum' Cail Voltnn-r. Carolyn Taylor. Let- San- denian. .ludy lJt'Hf'll9, lle0Dv1- Dawson. Patty Ott. Elslwth Ripken. H1 X Q A ? I 3 if 'W 1 1 X s WPTTESYSMGWWI .EFF 215-19 .. 'N f 1f f' V 1 ' 'A ,,A1.,Q.+,A . 1 1. ., ' 1 15' ' 1 .11 - B - 11. g114j',.1 , 1 , ,flu I 113 13 Y Y - W I nf 411: 1 3 M' '11 11 if 1 1.1,-1, 5119, 1111111111151-11 111 X2lI'S11X 11-111-1' s1111's, 1111- 1'1ll11,S . . ,, .. Q1 511, 11 1ll111l1Ig11l1 was 1111- 11111111111 1g1ll'1iNS1111114 111111. 1111111- : 14 A 111 1111- 1121f'1i. 112l1'1i s1111- 111 1111- 111111111111-Q. 111- 15 f '1 11:1 :f1.'3S5' . EY' 111 'V ' ,ff 1 ,,1 , .-1. 1. ,. ' -Tll fl 12,122 L' ' faiiiii 111 11211111 1111- 11111111 1. 1'1l'Y1'f1f :11'r1111g1111 111r s1'1111111 111 111- 111s1111ws1-11 1-11111 111111 1111-1 111f11Q 11x'1'r. 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' I 'I 11 ', 11' '-' . 11 S1LlQIl111'41. ,11111 1l1111'11. 1,111'1'y 11ll1N1'y, 1f1e-11-11 N1111'g1111. ,1111111 1ql'l'Xl', XY1-1111 1:ll1l1flIYl11, l'11?l1l'l!l 11111-5 N 11111- 111111 111111111 11111111 111 11111111111 1111 111111111111 1111111111 1 1111111 1141111 1'11'L11l1x .'11 , . 111 ,. .. , . .X ,. ... . -. 1 . 1 1 ,, ., . 1 . , ., , I 'iv M MH' F FOOTBALL .235 EW , 19, aff: 'fav' ,A aa X55 Asp, 'Wil IN A I.. -Sas GREATEST SEASON IN HISTORY Lineoln lligli Trojans walkerl over every team in the Mother Lorlc- I Jacrlcson. to lake serfoncl plave with a 5-l revorrl. Cavaleras. Tuolumne. Bret Harte. anrl Amador fell umlvr the flriving Iiinvoln team. THREE TRO-MEN MADE THF FIRST STRING in the ATL-STAR team. Dennis Heikka made the quarterlwam-k spot: Jeff Starr. Venter: ancl guard. ,lim Horst anfl Rae Arclmibalcl also mafle the team. LINCOLN TIICIJ TIIRIR ARCH-HIVICIS from avross Ilie way. St. tliriller that almost founcl tlicm walking away winners. Jeff Starr was chosen outstanding on the line. and Dennis lleikka was chosen a outstanding in the lyacklield. The season recorcl was 6-2-l. ,eaguc exwpt power of tlu' Nlotller Loclv Lester Roscll. Maryls. in a N fi mag. LV . 3' 2 .pgs 'qngmn E 3'Vp T,-A::,k NM 2 fl X m T 5 Q'W 'iQ 3- q-yr J.V. FCOTBALL IK M' If WLM 1-'fy X HAHA. x Qu' fm X W MW -gf 183 af f'!:rf ,gf 5 ' ,rm ' , n 1 F 5' C 4 if A 'fs V' Y-A Ki W .K 2 4 X ' ,wi iw -A Q Q' ' 5. ' ' X Q Q 4 M Q X nh 3 ' . Q , 5 , I-. ,ak M., -a-un we k - l giifm, f , , N A 4 ,L I L' , A mi?-Zfrib. any -. 1 W' A fi A A W M i ,M...,Q I Nj rw xy-ff' , ' I I' 'Y ' 'fl - J . 1 ' :t Y Q 5 Cf U V. ,346-4', Q K. I .. , : . WIN ' J' K J 'gin A it, f- W .fgjf V ' H' B . A if .2--Q Q- R ,ii V2 4. if .T s l :inn 1 W 4- f H- . MQ' ' r , ' . ' Q M' , 1 we S l 1 f if l'm nl mu, lv!! lu Ilyflff llm Hlwlm-A lwm Xxll1'li4'llj. l'l1il NVILIIIIUMI. lim- .XI't'llllJLll1l, Srwnml mu: Umm 5llIgLIlLll'4'. ,lfvlm liww, lllvlx l.LllllNll'4i, ,lam 4 ulllum-. lfllfll mu? llilllil llltlnsm-A Wvnn Hlllllllllil. llill Iii.. Vux IMIf11n ,Q ,.x.' , . IIN- lm BASKETBALL XII xw nm-fll-ll uns il gun l.lIlf'Hlll N115 llwn lllllliltlllll llll'X pmu-fl llli'll' illlllllX ln SIIXIIIQI ilu- f'l1all11p1m1sl1ll1 l.all.lx1I 1- lllgll ltillll its unlx fll-I4-ul nl ilu- sm-amnm Ill an Q'X4'IlIllQL our lima- QIRIIIIP Nllll Hun 5lllgIll2lfU Nlllbllllllgl lllw- NIIIIIIIIQI lub l,4'1l4'I'SPll illlfl lluu Slilgllliifll. SCUIIHS ,lun-ksun l'J Iii! l,iml1'n 33 fil 'xlllilfltll' I6 I-Sl 'lxlmllllmllw 63 fill lmw 40 35 ffuluwmf full lfm Hn-I llalrlf- IST Ill 'xlllilfltrl' fil 31 l,ilule-n I0 ful 'l'11nll1lr1m- IU 35 lfulalu-ms I-50 lil lmn- lf! 35 51. Wlaxryk ISIS ll lin-l llurln- Ill Ill ,llll'lxs4rIl Xl, 1 Imp lI'U-xll'Il ul llus Hlllhlillltllllgl sf-usun xwrn flux l.lm'ull1 I,llli'UllI l,llN'Ulll l.1nmIlxx l,lm'uln IAIHVHIII l,lm-ul I l.lm'nln l,lll4'lIlll l.m4-Ulu l.llll'4llll llllllwllll l,lm-mln l.IIll'1rll! l4lIlf'4llIl 4 9 A Nw f 5 Q Q .qui ,. :- . A -2' riff? --2 . v, my f ' - - 155 x Q Em -l is,,,giQ.fgiQ3i - 1 F -f,-ww. aw- fy 2 fi ne-W 'xt s as J.V. BASKETBALL YW , 1 W.. M I Front mug fwfr fo right: Dick Higginbolham, Tom Thatwln-r. Rivhard Aahl, 'l'm11 Reid. .lim IAunrlrlui-I. Pr-lv Harris. Jim Cmhlington. Sriram! raw: Dun Rica Imlanfl Brown. Larry Cook. Huh Umm 11. Fugvnv Uvfiolt. Mila- Uyrnv, .lim Sl1IhK'l'lL1Ill1 fi, fwx., W-1 I gg' W4 f W + 1 . .,,A 14+,ff,,M- ., MQ -wwf , f, , K k W . ig .. ff fmsf:,::f,.: ff' ,1 .F .4 . ,. - 1 -W . ,, - , ji. i q-fi 4 p g m fwf2fZqi . ,. :Wd X 1 f jsiif,ig:R, Q, ' 5 ' Q :, '::wi t.' . Pz'5STx5E7?5'!Si' ' '- - ..,. . 5, , + . gk ':2xi4.la::--QQ .i sa 1a1':33H1eiw,Q 'f T15l?i:1fQfiPifg1kL W 1 A ,A - 1. .. ws ..- A f Z .. -1- .. .,... . ., , NAM, I ., , ' . ' H gm, .X xzgmwbmgw a- H EG' af Q' 3 W NW w 5 fmw., MM K M- www .'+gwmM-mm, ,SW M ! . K' MV- -. i3l5' Yiw'g?sfggL?Z3'S4' N M, 'K rr il by ' f Ah lffzyw - rw - , f Lf r' - V - ik 3 . .:--x K K A7 A:-Q V A 2. - - fr-1-W , K ' 5' ,w-10' 7 ff' , Ab ' v ,f ' xi' V sms! W r 1 W, 5 ,fgo an A . 5 . F mill .,.'4s wi-.r F 4451 I tgir .g i -,W I W ,L 'lr MM Vhhwk, . .V H, , A I ' Front row, left to right: Roger Schrimp, Larry Olivvr. Grogan. Dana Ditmo Coach Iompkins, Tom Barnett, Bob Z1-Ilvr, .If-ff Starr, Frf-rl Hornf-r, Cordon Harding. W NUFI' ', 'lu W ' fr U x n N' A1 , , frm, M I . Y .f ggi , HAM A .t , X. . f gilrxjll , lf ,T - if 4 I eKfepf 'ii i3W 1rf?Q3L I , Wiiyfyf V'15! L5 , L' fr- -- W of: 'fisgw,,f..,.r:1291.i2iigfw riff EMW2. - - ' '1 if ' ' L P f .... 1 w A1 A-Saw N ,f , 7' 1 N . I 1 SWIMMING Fronl rozr, lfffl ro right: Dick Higglin lmthaln, Bill Comfort. John .'xIi,QL1l'. Serum! row: Rick Harray, Rav Archi- bald. Hill Swanson. Jay Laysnn. W -4 ws? 29. M. N. A .N kfwr, w My, v ua. f, 1 , I fl Q 'Q ' '0- Wx 'Ya V ,.:,, M sm it 9 if 5. . M ,, A . ,Q . x . , V. ,gi,f,,v ,, . K. ,gl Q E iw -Q ,M V s Q - ry, Af' fr' X 'X 'f.LL'A'fl 411' 2' . -,NM L26 -ery, ut, .,. .,.-A 'M Q, llzXNI lm!! In rzylzl: NM-nu HIIIIILHHIA .lulm llww, Klum lllilhliv. .llflm X--ul-ll. .lim Hun 5f1lyIl1lI'U, Hula l'IfIlH, Nu! flllflflttlf IVHHQ Wllllwil lllll 11,1111 lilwllwl lllrkfx GOLF . W. ,Q-1T 1 ,x in 1,112-fikl lv, ALv,A.. W F museum 4L-' ws! .ff E 1 4 g ' A I - -5 'P-J:.. 'fi :s, ,ggi- is Q, : an X A M my mfin, 5, - ll E R T I S E R S Sandy Brown knows 'I'l'1a'r she will always gel I'I1e besl 'Fil a+ . . . HANSON'S SHOE STORE 279 Lincoln Cenfer GR 7-2530 LINCOLN HARDWARE DON STEFFA TOM MURPHY In the Center of Lincoln Center I25 LINCOLN CENTER GRani+e 7-2I57 PAINT ' WALLPAPER 'SUNDRIES 'IZO LINCOLN CENTER PHONE GR 7-5574 IN LINCOLN VILLAGE STOQKTON 4, CALIFORNIA You can be sure l'l1a'I Eddie Grogan will buy all his mul 'llers al- LINCOLN AUTOMOTIVE CENTER 203 Lincoln Cenler GR 7-9060 Ei- H03 -we VILLAGE BARBER SHOP If i' 1' 1' ' il ffslglamilfan knjws fhe place +o shop for fhe besi' giff ang on as GR' suEss JEWELERS 286 Lincoln Cen+er GR 7-0763 Carol Ann Wood can 'fell you of +he high qualify sporis wear af- PATTVS I39 L oln Cen+er GR 72927 '21 -Ryv-QA! ff Q ., Qfmfliiww -7 . I HURST -FURNITURE 6025 PACIFIC AVENUE PHONE GR 7-7388 X -E YL my QM. If Q it 'K f' mx Y 52 Nfl. 5' F z ki- -11. Gsm' i .1 wings! i ' - iff 11 V .',. ' Qi, Am, H, ,. --,.:, K -V ihy A - lx j '-Wi'fsg3Q,,Qgmg5. H' 5 3SS:ff::S5-- 1 ' S M L Pi ' . Q ' . K -is mga, vi-, - K V S A l Y? Q1 ' V . 3 A w Al Q sf, -W of 'fl iff. ' wang -iw i gm.-1 f ps g ff. Ni- You can be sure 'ro fincl +l1e besl' advice 'from Bob War- Everyone. bOi'l'l young and old, can be filled af ner, as Jim Giffen will lell you, af- LINCOLN GOLF 940 Benjamin Holi' Drive CAMPBELL'S CENTER 345 Lincoln Cenler GR 7.2517 GR 7-I679 E X 5 , , Y' V vis A f Q i 7-aj i' f i 59 , Y ' 9 w Vi - , . ,. . in as ,S 3 , f 1- E uf Q ,gf .2 is 2 if fi 'i 3 W i Q ,g ' ' ,gi g ' , iz ,S' V Q Q i of .- . fi ., 2 3 all 2 r pf ' l J ? S Q 0 F 3 ,fg,1 4 5 5 For a complefe 6020 Pacific Avenue s ' Vg. 0 A . 1. :Sf si-YZ ai 1 i 0 I , .Y , or ii 571. 5? gf u 1 r E 5 Z 5 l I l i seleciion of draperies Diana Hervey knows +l1a'l' +l1e bes'l' place +o go is- ARTIST'S PALLET DRAPERIES GR 7-265I Take if from Burch-only 'rhe fines? +ypewri+ers and office equipmeni' can be found a+- LLOYD'S BUSINESS MACHINES 35 Nor+I1 American HO.4-0340 Perhaps Bob and Bill will follow in iheir 'Faiher's 'fool- As you can see. Jim Smi+h represenfs Ihe well-dress 5IeP5- and be able I0 'Jive You Ihe besl' Possible ed man ',f.o knows where io shop for siyles. service ERNIE REED. CLOTHIER TRAVAILLE'S REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE U05 Pacific Avenue HO 4-7669 660 Norfh Carolina HO6-67 I 8 , iz' gh 5, , 3305 s k 'N P K ' g 3 .. ' 3 fell 551 For 'fresh fruifs and vegeiables Richard will fell you Sedelle and Janef are sure fhai ihe greafesf selec VILLAGE OAKS PRODUCE is ihe place 'l'o go. lion of fresh meals can be found ai' - 6225 Harrisburg Place GR 7-0672 vll-l-AGE OAKS MEAT 6225 Harrisburg Place GR 7-0672 ..s'l1'4r- Ki ,I rf i M. l il ,Pl .,-eff The place fo buy all sorl's of good 'lhings 'io ea? is - VILLAGE OAKS MARKET 6225 Harrisburg Place GR 7.0672 ,Vg H25 3 U lib? Q 1- .,,M.a.v,W.nn..,,, OUT YAST Tis ur 80559 MISERIES W' ,, i ,i-Ar 4,-ff Ellen's and June's faiher is always delighied fo give you +he besi' of service in prescrip- iions. OWL REXALL DRUGS Main and California Ho 6-9047 C ,,....,., 1 UCCESS to the graduating class -T 1,4 1- , Y - - '-',,-,,,,A- Y ll.: BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY STOCKTON COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY II00 N. Wilson Way HO 6-950I Congrafulafions +o All L Grads From fhe SPONSORS OF FASHION DEBS A 4 Vi VX W 5 1 ilrialfen ' iflaaaifqajmir-3 Qi- A Complimenis of DANA D. CORROUGH, A.I.A Architect for Lincoln High 205 LINCOLN CENTER STOCKTON The very finesi' of 'furnifure can be found only ai - JORDAN AND BOWMAN: FURNlTURE. INTERIORS 623I Pacific Avenue GR 7-934l As a promising young 'home-maker, Judy Wasmuih will be sure fo buy all her clraperies ai' l'lYDE'S DRAPERY SHOP 240 Doris Place HO 4-042I Wm Qi? if ,. ff Q A '01 B g W ,.. ga f wif 1 Q Q ugmm j ilk X xx, x ' K f A ,5-rw!! A 'L f' GAINES MARKETS 45 2019+ Ouofmf f--aff 5 HICKINBOTHAM BROS., LTD. 536 S. Aurora HO 6-954I WM ,N Q , ' 'A'7 g For fhe lafesi fashions designed +o fi? ihe +een-age budgef. Judy and Karen shop ai BROWN HOUSE I7O0 Pacific Avenue HO6-4l8I BAKERY WEBB'S DELICATESSEN HO 4-3482 3228 Pacific Avenue Ho 6-9044 Direcl From Farm io You 4? 72 Drive In i ,'7?2'4,, f'? We Fealure and '75 French Save I4m W ff- T47 3 CUS'l'BI'd ,f ff!!! 4 gf f 5 '02 . uw,' Ice Cream 'VVVvvq,,,,- DUTCH PRIDE DAIRY Lincoln Shopping Cenier Helga Moeller, being as wise as all the Lincoln High Parenis who know fha? Johnnie's has ihe lreshesl Phone GR 7'329I meal available. shop ai' JOHNNlE'S MEAT MARKET I04A Lincoln Cenier GR 7-2096 EVEN THE MOST BEAUTIFUL GARDEN IS BEAUTIFIED WITH FLOWERS FROM I x' 'T , 5' fir 41 ,Jr I 155 'ill I- I as U Nfui 'I' j' 1. 1, ,Ari eff xx, 'UML' ey , iz VILLAGE NURSERY 824 Benjamin Holi Drive PHONE GR 7-2436 was I Q if Vi? Whai' is your wish? Marilyn knows 'lhere is a large assorfmenl' of everylhing al' - VILLAGE OAKS VARIETY 622I Harrisburg Place GR 7-l5l2 f'7x 7 L Vickie will always love any flowers +ha+ Eddie buys Sandwiches, homemade pies, and 'lhe home of Or- for her a+ lie's misialce - all good food is available ai' STOCKTON FLORAL ORLIE'S 5ll Eas+ Harding HO 6-283I 6034 Pacific Avenue GR 7-9977 uni wr- .sf Gail lrnows ihai' her fa+her will be able lo give you Jim and Larry are always happy io wear lhe high 'rhe besi in sales and service. Sl'YlSS fo be found only al - LEBARON REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE JOHN FALLS, CLOTHING lI2 Norfh Su'H'er HO 4-870I 2339 Pacific Avenue HO 5-6428 YWNBW' Q HR ki Susan and Margie love fo buy foys for clecoraiion in iheir rooms. TOY VILLAGE I52 Lincoln Cenfer GR 7-0545 2' LX N Where does eVe'Y0n'e 90 for We bed hamburgers' No wonder Jim is always so well dressed - He buys C0lf95- Shakes- eic-? li 5 - all of his clolhes a+ +he SHOWER 5 OXFORD SHOP -of Course! , , bl Pacific Ave' GR 7-263' I7I8 Pacific Avenue H02-3202 1 1,14 V :q'?f?21iTf5g,,, 5 ., M, 4 ,,,.,.1f in :s SIN ' 1 .V an ex ijfaf ,M, ,, Q. . - X gf' ,xg . s ,, . 'wxyif 2? - QQSP N ,Q m K -'-f' 4 K 1,4 2 B a mi is D' 3 Z ,I 43 'fs C ii . if AM, favifgfg - ,W A V Q ,W -A. K ua .513 '. 5Abyi.W,,,, v 1 1 .WN ,M ,W .M-,f,..,.-f.w,WA A. 4. ,.. , , X' , wwf., u. 'A Mwqgw. . .NMA-My TWA .Z K xm-., .wh M- Alf. M.. -,QL f9fa,..,.L,6 , 4, 5517 F M ff Q4 , 4. x .I g, uw: was-'www N .1 tk in , ,y,,f.,MV , , ...- 'Wm Q Gr Q an-is Ya nw X 'Mn www , , . 911 5 Q MANY THANKS TO: YOSHIKAWA STUDIO for I GLAMOUR C PORTRAITS I C COMMERCIAL C GRADUATION Picfure Sfory of Your WEDDING and FORMALS HOward 3-794I 36 N. EI Dorado STOCKTON The FacuI+y: E I may look busy, buf I'm iusi confused. INo crificism, of courseII 1,111-x ' in '1.-A,', V' 1 XX hw - 1-11 M X,-n ,I av ? fi i K 'Sf ,Ik f fi. wg. L aww ii? H111 wvu: 1IlxIIUXX XX HH uv 1'l11'- lu xlwxx 1lp.U11wwlwi1vJ E' it au .La H Liii Eff' ,- f S Sf U' if ef 'Z fm. PLNAI TMY SALI num n 1 may LOG PM . Si? ff S' u 5:3 'QQ'- Q1 'Q- ew wi' Students get the yearbooks, The High School gets the fame The printer gets the money . . . B ut ifs the staff that gets thef blame! AUTOGRAPHS FAREWELL 5354 X 'K '!fhyr-,- a ' 984211523 fs 39 fm' , 'A fi 4. , ' Y 4 X 'H' we Q 5 15 -L.. , . . Wigs? -- , . fa., . - , , . w ' ' -'A !z4f:-,w 'H A