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

Page 95 text:

.W vw Ji'-+! M? A A-ig it 1 'Um A .-.5 Q . n-., L.. ..-. M f N was f J '-..9' 345 if X My w '4' f xv P Qt X 3 ::,f 7 X v Sophs start driving Sophomores changed their mode of transportation from bicycles to automobiles by learning how to drive in behind-the-wheel training. Over 300 Lincoln students, mostly Sophomores, learned safe, defensive driving techniques during their be- hind-the-wheel sessions. Students took the sessions dur- ing their unassigned time, after school, and on weekends. Each future driver had six hours of observation and six hours of actual driving. I To be eligible for driver's training, a student had to be at least 15 years old and enrolled in or have complet- ed state requirements. A student must complete driver's training to be eligible for a minor's driver's license. Many companies give insurance breaks to behind-the-wheel graduates. For many students, behind-the-wheel training is their first experience in driving a car. lt was scary at first. l'd never been behind the wheel before, but after a few bumps and going over a few curbs, I got the hang of it, and it was fun, said Sophomore Dea Athon. xx . ., 'lv K -43 4 -we t jr11ifQ',,,.g, .l V' . X-4 v 1-Q 'Nr L A if si lf., ' , I j In U -l 2 'B , W rr is fly' K Vw id - ,. 5 1,5 if 1. K ' I . fg.a,.3 l 'W l f' 3 is .fir 1 I i sr.. DON'T BLAME DESENEX--Scott Ford, labovej, sprays a friend's A injured foot in the weight room. Philip Mendoza Mark Meredith john Milford Randall Millar Patrick Miller john Miller jimmy Mintun Mitchell Montano Chuck Montgomery Eddie Moore jeffery Moore Veronica Mora john Morehead Laura Moreno Fran Morgan David Muller Paula Munoz Alice Murakami john Musgrave Grant Nason Tanley Neel Sara Nethercut joe Nichols Thomas Oliver Lawrence Olson Michael O'Shaughnessy Sandra Ottmann Stephen Overgaard Sophomores

Page 94 text:

james Lopus Kim Lounsbury Theresa Lucas jill Luke leannie Ma Mike MacFarlane Sherry Mack Fiona Macleod Freeman Mah Nancy Mandell Shirley Mannon Bill Mantelli Dina Marchick lulie Marshall Kirk Marston Scott Martin Gina Martinelli Monica Martinez Cecilia Massod Lori Mathews lacqueline Matzat Kelly Mays john McColl Neil McCoy Royce McCririe Chris McCulloch leanne McDonald Peter McDonald Andy McDougall Ron McGuire Tim McMillin Anthony McPherson Kent lVlcVay Scott Melvin Manuel Mendoza m Sophomores . . E flu. - r H if 5 A h 15. ' - NX ,. i ,df av N., , ' 1 mx . l . A ' ' H i' I 1 ,lg K y . . U Egfwia L 1 'X r' I 7 f X55 I aca.aa,,as , g V 4 if Y ,Wa a.ea , M M a.,s WW ,S M M ,Q .-R. i ie . 1 M 2 t V is ,K ' I , ' Ti , 'U' Q ' l 44 ' 'ef z-'Ein y or 'R N' A i '- ,f- . U 'ii 'er N A E ,a ,X f - i f f ?hae!11x'x ' ff X n X W EY K 1 S, is ' V ke' Av 'V' Q. '. N. ei as... x f 'Ti if OA Ai l . W -L ' l , l s M R s 8 B ' i 'ff' 'Ep -ui! Si l I i -fees in e 1 A A A I al. . ,U I A N y f , . is . , W A L - L ly I l . Ne. H' in i , M . ' l 3 , Z iifff ' Q, if . . l 4 , ga 1 w X W ee ff 3. a K t 2 2 2 5 5 l 4 MACHO MEN--Portraying J.V. football players,, Sophomore cheerleaders Toni Cantaloupi, Staci Smith, Chrisite Frields, Dea Athon, and Shelley Leland, labovel, perform a skit at the fall rally.

Page 96 text:

Heidi Parker Michael Parker Penny Parker Scott Parker Scott Paul Scott Payton Rick Pearson Laurie Peart Tony Pericle jill Perry Robert Pipick Veronica Post Kenneth Powers Todd Pretzer Heidi Primack Maryann Rathe Kimberly Ray Robert Reagan Sarita Redalia Molly Reece Ken Reid Mark Reimer Katie Reynolds Deanna Rhinefrank Cindy Rice Gregory Riggs Guy Robinson john Robles Tony Rocha Marie Rodriguez Timothy Runion Sandra Salady Aurelio Sanchez Gabriel Sanchez Robert Sandman Q Sophomores 4 N c 171 Xi t ,guys .lx 'f H :. W ..-. 1. . .5 Q - Q . J 41 . -' i 'W -Q'len . . t 1 N C if ' l sa r 0:0 ' t 'A 'JB ,- , ,' A, DO-RE-Ml--Kathy Brooke, labovel, does her music taps in thg T ' g , Media Center. . f ff ,M . . . . l km W i -It---are - I NX .YV ' S im. ,G 'i , - ff: il' 6 1'3 I f T a K . c, , R 2 J' 'Att I t 4' V 1, .4 ' K, f'-.0 lbw Y N H . f .f -, ., iw: 'W' t ff? fs ' '- sr .ga , as K R ,rs - J R li i . iiie T 1 ' . l misfit WX! 5 We t J 'i ' X - l rg' Nc X ' fri 4 'g' ' 'Q if .. A Optional P. E. . . -it 1: i 2 L r,i-: L Y Q f I f 18 2 W g no .. or c ass o vii yf- vi 3 ' I Q ' My -X - H i.. The class of 82 will no longer be , 1 lj ,c.l V' M is r .5 or 5 if, 4, Y Q. ' . F-til , . N' 1 - it 4 gr . . I a an Q ,ga te ra - '3 1 A ge., Q, r 4: v in 4, , is K . required to take P.E. when they reach their Senior year, in accordance with a new school policy. The class will remain optional for those who want it. Students who participate in a varsity sport are also exempt from P.E., though it is subject to change, according to P.E. teacher Diane Young. l'm glad we don't have to take P.E. in our senior year since it's so boring, said Sophomore Mary Alexander. I don't feel anyone gets anything out of it. Most students feel the new system is beneficial in that it allows the student to decide if they really need P.E. or HOT. Q , Q . .a..s,f..f - ew-sa ,r K . .X 4 F: p. 25' K' c x vi ,,. ' ' f ,t ' if , fszvx in Kr x 1