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

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A foreign affair New experiences were the focal point forthe Foreign Exchange Students attending Lincoln. For one year they stayed with Lincoln families who helped them learn a new way of living. Lincoln stu- dents also helped the exchange students adjust to other activites at Lincoln. Among the students who visited Lincoln were, Viveka Ek, Tessle Ahrsjoe, Viveka Sorrenson, Goran Elmerstig, and Bridgetta Sillmer, who were all from Sweden. The students arrived in the United States in early September. School started right away, so they had no time to go sight seeing. Nevertheless, before they left they visited San Francisco, Santa Cruz, Reno, Oregon, and many more interesting places in the United States. Lincoln High School was a very unique and fun place: we visited the other schools in our area, and all agreed Lincoln was the best! said Elmerstig. They did have quite an adjustment to make, coming from Swedish schools, to a completely new school sys- tem. I really did not understand the mod system, the first couple weeks of school. Then after I met people, and got acquainted with the campus, and the correct time to be some place things became much more easier! Now I feel right at home, said Viveka Sorren- son. X X Lf E L7 QQ is .4-. fi Q. Qs . ,Vi Mary Evans Eric Fike Kenny Finch Michele Ford Shalonde Flecher Brian Flentge Susan Flory Dan Fornaciani Rodney 'Foster' Evan Franklin Shelia Freiberg Christie Frields Michelle Fry John Fuji Cathy Fujishige Marianne Funk Sandrew Gaal Paul Gallagher Mike Galanos O . 97

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Chris Gallaway Collis Galloway Maile Gee Karen Good Danial Goodman Heidi Gordon Bill Gorham Bill Gorman Greg Granger Mike Graumahn Greg Greenwood Lisa Gray Erin Griffon Sharon Grow Joni Guerrero Gwynn Gulden John Hafey Roger Hahn Jennifer Halboth I 98 fi?-l wgfg , it 4 . , if j -ei 'iff , iv ' A . 'iilg r Q. g ' 1 en' 4, ,, - ,Q L W 'f 'A K V f lg,-W-,EJ V a x Mfg' i 'i . . ' p 5 l X ' 1 Europe on wheels Senior Danny Goodman found biking through Europe an exciting way to see the countryside. Bicycling an eight-hundred mile jour- ney gave Goodman a chance to visit Austria, Switzerland, and France. He also saw sights of Germany and England. Through the Blythe Company, a Canadian sponsored Bicycling Tour association, Goodman spent five weeks traveling through Europe with thirty-two other teens. Leading the group of peddlers were three people whose ages ranged from nineteen to twenty- four. Everyone was really nice: l got along with everyone, he stated. Although Goodman had never considered bicycling seriously before the trip, playing on the Lincoln High Soccer team kept him in topishape. He claimed that going downhill was the scariest. When its raining and you're carrying a 20 pound pack on your back, you just hope that there isn't a truck coming around the corner, he said. Among the special events of the trip were: seeing the Royal Wedding live, playing in the Roman Waterfountains, and drinking French Wine. . 'Seniors L Biggs, au-kb x -fir f w .f-+-ii 'Q' X., 1 is 135' N I-ex