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

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Varsity Spiritleaders ALL WASHED UP--Nlissy Harvey and Annie Athon, lrightl, laugh at a rainy football game. '80 RULES!--Joanne Leonard, lbelowl, watches the class competition with the sen- iors at the Fall Rally. RAINY DAY LOVER--Valerie Hnath, lbot- toml, gives a Lincoln spellout at a football game. TURN ON THE RED MACHINE--Karen Tomlin, lbelow rightl, cheers at a basketball game.

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Five cheer for Sophomore class Creativity, self-esteem, and time were the requirements for spiritleading according to head Sophomore Cheerleader Dea Athon. The five-member j.v. squad included Staci Smith, Toni Cantaloupi, Christie Frields, and Shelley Leland. The group cheered at Sophomore football and basketball games, and performed at rallies. lVlost sophomores felt that the addition of spiritleaders to their class improved the overall spirit of their class at games and ral- lies. Freshmen at Lincoln are not allowed to have cheerleaders. I,-an ALL TOGETHER NOVV--Sophomore cheerleaders Staci Smith, Christie Frields, Shelley Leland, and Dea Athon, ltopl, line up for a cheer. LET'S GO TEAIVI--During a basketball game, Dea Athon, labovel, shows her enthusiasm for the Trojans. LEADING THEM ON--With her fist clenched, Staci Smith, lrightl, look toward the crowd for support. Soph Cheerleaders