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

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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.

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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.