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

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J -f A Pep Band helps T r . . V . promote spirit i Contributing to school spirit by performing l 'P fjfiiii to the best of their ability was the main goal for 2, f A me the 1979-80 Pep Band. ' f f The Pep Band not only performed for the ' , school but also for civic functions, such as the 2 United Crusade Kick-off luncheon, the Webers- 5' town Merchant Association, and they greeted Q H Santa at the mall. This year's Pep Band, led by Bruce k ' Goedecke, had twenty-eight members. Goedecke commented that performing to the best of his ability and leading his band members with pride and dignity were very important to him. The pep band performed at the Night Rally and on Spirit Day. They also played at all of the school rallies, and at the varsity football and basketball games. MAKING BACON--Senior Bruce Goedecke escorts Miss Piggy, Alias Bob llse, labovel, during a half-time performance at the Powder Puff Game. STRUNG OUT--Junior Don Smith, ltopl, rocks out with the Pep Band during the Stagg Basketball Tour- ney. GETTING DOWN--Junior Arthur Boubelik, lrightl, on the drums, rehearses with the Pep Band. Pep Band

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