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

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J. V. soccer team finishes in third Revenge was the theme of the Junior Varsity soccer team this year as they were able to avenge all of their previous defeats on their way to an 8-3-3 record. The Trojans lost only to league champ- ion Franklin, second place Edison, and Stagg to place third in the league. lt was great how we were able to get revenge onall the teams we lost to, said player Bret't'Sett'ness At the teams award banquet Coach Bud Foreman awarded goalie Kelly Duncan as the Most Valuable Player. Tom DeWit was given a Coach 's Award. l really enjoyed working with this great group of kids, said Foreman. They are real- ly going to contribute a lot to the varsity team next year. lTEAM PICTURE--ffront FOWJ, Brett Setness, Andy McDougall, Chris Bean, Kelly Duncan, Robbie Cole, Mike Toep' fer, Pat jones, Russ DaVeggio, lsecond rowj, Chuck Montgomery, jerry Den- ton, Mike Walch, Lori Schmidt, lohn Bell, Kathy Wilson, Scott Wilder, lthird rowl, Sandy Gaal, Tony Aragona, Brad Summers, Tom deWit, Tony Dal Porto, Simon Wong, Tom Crow, Coach Bud Forman. BLOCK THAT KICK--Andy McDougall ltopl, attempts to kick the ball past a defender. LOOSE BALL--Simon Wong, fabovel, outraces an Edison defender for a loose ball. HORSEPLAY--Simon Wong, fmiddle rightl, puts a headlock on Kurt Wagen' hall as the two goof off during halftime. ' J. V. Soccer ass. ,.,' f, ,, lp, 1. Ut- VHS? . KQV: -fafqazyf ' ' ,Uh . 'lf , 'MJ f wk-.i ' ' 17 'Y ,..,,r'f:ff ' ' f'?'mw 1 gif' '.'.f: a I 1.13, .f 53,5 , , .,,,M. ,YV It I S . . , , i 4'6v,i!ffavf ::F'5f' ..f- ' 1 l ' M -L Qin , , Z . L if' -4' ' . W . . ' .ts . . a, .. .t 6 . ' .,j,,f,,,b '.. rf sg,J.,g.'c.K ,J f-' I s S' if 1 ., - A was A A T' '-f?ff+g,.f , , t - W., 5 ., ,,. ft A, V, ,M 4 'M' 't e , J N ' A H M' V1 fs.1. .V . V 'I ...te,.f,f,..: .- m , -- N ' wing... .

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P - Q e if: , lmpro ve Brad Clark was named the froshfsoph waterpolo team's Most Valuable Player while Tim Bunion received the Coach's award at the waterpolo banquet. The froshfsoph team finished with a 10-8 record and second place in the San Joaquin Athletic Association behind To kay. We had some fine players. They should really do well on the varsity lev el, said Coach Richard DeLong. DeLong also cited that the new pool was an improvement and helped his players. lt's always nice to have first class facilities, said Clark. Kathy Heisler added a new dimension by being the only girl on the team. ling' ' X KICKING BACK Freshman jeff Clair, jabovej, surveys the pool trying to find an open teammate to pass to SPLASH DOWN Kathy Heisler, jmid- dlej, number 24, receives a pass while being closely guarded TEAM PICTURE jfront rowj, Tony Rocha, Rick Brewer, Roger Hahn, Tim Runion, Brad Clark, Dan Hoslett, lse- cond rowj, Mike Cabacungan, Robin Skalsky, Kent Erlenbusch, Kathy Heis- ler, jeff Enos, jtop rowj, Coach Richard DeLong, Mark Telschow, Brad Lowen, jeff Clair, Chris Hatch, Steve Morken. J. V. W3l'6I'pOlO