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

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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.

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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

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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