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

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5 i 1 Lincoln 0 Grace Davis Lincoln 6 Oak Dale Lincoln 12 Turlock Lincoln 0 Edison Lincoln 12 Tokay Lincoln 7 Stagg Lincoln 7 St. Mary's Lincoln 0 Lodi t Lincoln 43 Franklin Lincoln 7 Tracy TEAM PICTURE: ifront rowi, Steve Guerrero, Mark Meredith, Marc Valez, Mike Parker, Pete Schultz, Clarence Garrido, Ken Johnson, John Robles, Mike Galanos, John McCall, Lance Vetesy, Ed Harris, Greg Greenwood, Martin Peters, isecond rowi, Gary Davis, Gerard Vallejo, Dave Class, Andy Chaban Jeff Seybold, Jeff Hamilton, Paul Drysch, Randy Millar, Robert Reagan, Ken Grogan, Rick Pearson, Mike Brierly, Mitchell Montano, Lyndly Wadly, Denny Garoutte, Mike Macfarlane, Eric Fike, John Musgrove, ithird rowi, Coach Jim Rubiales, Coach Tom Galvin, Coach Craig Ferguson, Mark Reimer, Marty Claussen, Kirk Marston, David Muller, Richard Stark, Craig Vllilley, Bill Gorham, Joe Nichols, Bill Mantelli, Chip Jones, Lelo Sanchez, Drew Schrieber, David Seawell, GANG TACK LE--A hoard of Lincoln defenders, lupper lefti, gang tackle a Stagg running back. SATISFIED COACH--Sophomore Coach Jim Rubiales, ltopi, cracks a smile as his players celebrate their upset win over Stagg. SECOND EFFORT--Sophomore tailback Mike Galanos, labovei, struggles for some crucial yardage in the Stagg game. FINE CATCH--Dave Seawell, llefti, receives a pass from quarterback Mark Meredith. Soph Football 199'

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Stagg victory highlights year For only the second time ever, Lincoln's Sophomore football team de- feated Stagg in a 7-0 shutout in the mud at Edison's stadium. The Stagg victory proved to be the highpoint of the Trojans 3-6-1 record for 1979. The win was highlighted with a team record four interceptions by safety Eric Fike. It was our most exciting vic- tory of the season. We really worked hard all week and came together as a team. We really wanted to win it for the coaches and for a piece of history, said Sophomore quarterback Mark Nleredith. They did manage two more victories through the season, a pre-season win over Turlock and a 43-0 rout over Frank- lin. The victory proved costly for assis- tant coach Craig Ferguson who promised to shave his beard if the Trojans won by more than 14 points. The sophomores ended up with a 2-5 league record and tied for sixth place. At the team's award banquet, head coach Jim Rubiales rewarded lVlike Galanos, Craig Willy, Collis Galloway, Fike, and Dave Seawell with coaches awards. Coach Jim Rubiales commented on his team, They were a good group. They worked hard and showed tremen- dous improvement throughout the sea- son and will continue to improve in the future. 4994

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Frosh team has potential Despite a 2-7 league record, Fresh- men Football coach Bill Davis feels, the team showed steady improvement as the season progressed. The two Trojan wins came against Tokay and St. Mary's. This team will do very well in their varsity years, said Davis. They are just learning the team concept play. Davis cited Greg Gammon, Phil Johnson, Mike Seawell, Mark Gibson, and Louie Robles as outstanding players. TEAM PICTURE--ffront rowj, Matt Wolfred, Greg Matthews, Mike Criddle, Troy Fabeck, Donnell Arce, Shawn Graddy, Tony Stevens, Mike Seawell, joel Bahrenfuss, Derek Uyemura, Baron Bradley, john Ferria, jsecond rowj, Coach Ross Brosius, Dennis Frisby, john Equi- noa, Clint Walker, joe Salazar, Darin Yee, Greg l-leim, Ed Suttman, Terry Cooper, Mark Gib- son, Darren Lund, Lomel Terry, Cornell Yip, fthird rowj, Coach Bill Davis, jeff Crothers, Robert Kimrey, Eric Cowger, Carl Davis, Tom Vanderwal, Rob Bennitt, Gary Williamson, john Niehues, Mark Mohan, jeff Caudle, john Williamson, jay Watson, Ted Brooks, jfourth rowj, Coach Steve Askey, Greg Gammon, Frank Fields, Louie Robles, Brian Canepa, Da- vid Savage, Dave Foster, jeff Good, Mike Erosa, Mike Cassidy, Ed Lerma, Brian Schrepfer, Phil johnson. GATORADE BREAK--Freshman Gary john Williamson, lrightj, relaxes on the bench during a game against St. Mary 's. EYE GRABBER--Phil johnson, lmiddle rightj, runs up the middle as a St. Mary's defender tries to strip the ball loose. ZEBRA TALK--Trojan Freshmen Shawn Grad- dy and David Savagelupper rightj, receive in- struction from a referee before the start of the Lodi game. OFF TO THE RACES--Halfback Lomel Terry, ffar rightj, eludes the last defender on the way to the end zone, CMV' I' 1, ,aa . , ,- , .K ,' . ' -1 , . .-.-. , . Q' . J I 1 am ,Q j V . ff X . H .Q , , y e . gf ' Q. Lx-4 I N bg 1- 1 K , , - , ,L i r ' ' ' 1 ri, -, I ' .ri 1 : 1 , V' .. , . , E, W, a 4 fe ig A rj 1 f Q 4, At K Q U 1' I Q' Q L ia- 3 5+ H ti J 'XS 3 5' I ' 45, , - sl I xg , Q if - 1 V , V 1 . K Jin ' r v Q I Mu W 1 I 1' 1. Q' Sw' hp 1 xii, R N tj j 'F' S U-ff 4 S W , gj l l 9 4, I ,M + V at it, V 'J 5 Y IQ wi nf , A I f' ff? onf. ' ' 1 L r ,Q 3 1 cf 9 ' 4 R My ,gli 7 , J, me .. 2 f ' ri I Y J X t X A 'H va 1 J A I ,-anct. .li al i Uh 1 ., -.. rn -H -.. Q-