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

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Cheri La Belle Kevin Landucci Cindy Larson Don Latimer Paul Laurin Kevin Leake Bertram Lee Sandy Leers Henry Legarre Joanne Leonard Annette LeWallen Chris Lizarraga Sherry Long Mark Lopus Donald Loving Pamela Loyd Tom Lucas Helen Lund Robert Maggs ' Seniors '15 Mira Slott works on kibbutz during Summer Unique experiences were common this summer for Lincoln Senior Nlira Slott who spent her summer as a volunteer on a kib- butz lfarming communityl in Northern Israel near the Lebanese border. The volunteer section looked like a miniature United Na- tions with kids from South Africa, Germany, England, Canada, Australia, Holland and France. As a volunteer, lVlira did such common chores as weeding cotton through half mile rows for seven hours in 125 degree heat, moving refrigerators up two flights of stairs, and crating thou- sands of pears in a packing house for a week. Before going to Israel, I thought doing the dishes at home was a strain, said Slott. lt wasn't all work and no fun. As a volunteer, Slott received free room and board, S20 a month and the opportunity to hike and tour the country. One highlight of Slott's travel was five days in Jerusalem. Being in the Holy city with the close friends I made from all over the world was an unforgettable exper- rience , said Slott who hopes to return to Israel sometime in the near future. l

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l I ai H if Vandals attack newly built Senior Area Vandalism and lack of money were some of the problems that Senior Class President Mike Breedlove had to face while pre- paring the class of 80's senior area. The bill for the area totaled over 3600, though the seniors only had S500 in their treasury at the time. lVlost of the seniors didn't care about the money situation. They just wanted a nice senior area, recalled Breedlove. But l cared, especially when we didn't have any money left. I really don't like working with negative numbers. ln the fall, the seniors sponsored the First Chance Football Dance and netted about S600 which helped pay the bill. Endless hours of work allowed Breedlove and the many sen- iors who helped, to finish the area about a week before school started. But it really wasn't finished. Because of a few juniors, the senior area was constantly vandalized, resulting in many more hours of work. The vandalism included: graffitti spray painted on the pat- tlo, newly planted grass torn up, and stakes around the area tak- en down. Robert johnson David jones Marcia jones Carlyn jorgenson Laily jue Tim justyn Michelle Kass john Kelley Craig Kelso Robin Kern Tom Kinberg Robyn King Karen Kirilov Kathy Kleinsmith Bruce Klemin Daniel Knighton Kris Kohse Eija Kopperoinan Karen Laack Seniors

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