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

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Chorus performs in Mount Rushmore Performing in Denver and Mount Rushmore was the highlight of the year for the Acappella Choir. The choir was also selected to perform in the Cali- fornia State San Jose Invitational Festival in May. The Acappella Choir, along with the Chamber En- semble and the Girls' and Boys' Choir hosted the American Chorale Directors' Association in No- vember and the California Music Educators' Association in April. The Chorale and the Drama Departments worked together on the production of Pirates of Penzance , an opera by Gilbert and Sulli- van. Under the direction of Gary Wright, the chorus gave 24 Christmas performances to convalescent hospitals and schools, in addition to their annual concert at U.O.P. They also won a caroling contest l sponsored by the Grupe Company. lt's like any specialized area, we do as much as we can, said Wright. NAME THAT TUNE--Members of the Girls' and Boys' Chorus, lrightl, perform during the Christmas As- sembly. FA LA LA--At the Christmas As- sembly, Allison Holley, Kari Foster, and Linda Sedelmeier, Joann Lunnen, and Lynda Hoyt, labovel, sing a Christmas carol. Q Chorus

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Dragon club captures award Elves, orks, gnomes, and dwarfs were visible or at least imagined on the Lincoln High campus in the form of the new Dun- geons and Dragons. The club, which functioned under the name of Games CIub last year had 18 members who met regularly to play medi- evel games. The game itself was a fantasy which takes medieval personalities on amazing journeys through dark passageways and dank dun- geons, meeting monster, dragons, or crea- tures with magical powers. It mostly relied on luck but took a large amount of skill and imagination. The players used dice to deter- mine their characters' personality, the extent of wisdom, consitution, strength, intelli- gence, dexterity and charisma. Advisor Jim Ponder, along with 300,000 other people across the nation, became fascinated with the game after play- ing it only once. Every week a presiding officer is elected to avoid having one person dominate the club, said member Howard Cohen. During Spirit Day, Dungeons and Dra- gons sponsored the winning booth where they sold rats on a stick and insults r 1,,t...a-K, ,,.,t. K? YU. t. ...ft Q ' :- ' 'f' -, rpm aw 2 rv at swf . . . Z rv' f-'Y3v 'r- - N . .wp g.j??,1i ' , 'tlfm-gT5'1Ff: lysis? 53 K 353 5 3 Lvl, 4 2 .aw 2, g i3g.t:.1,,, T, - :. fig: f W M ' nl ,.,E5iij,-aff K .. , .qt --.1 , ,,..x: l If I' X l .. l f f 6253. fs' Q ? QQ, t rf if fx 5, if ?f KL V .0 -J fa Xl -sf 8 xxj' get I nd'-'C Dragon Club