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

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l G4 ll Wlall of fiame Over the past four years, the members of the class of 1982 have demonstrated their individuality in many different areas. Lincoln is a school consisting of a very di- verse and unique student body, and this diversity prompted the inclusion of not merely 10 outstanding seniors, but 436 recognizable individuals. The selection committee for Top sen- iors, felt that those accomplishments, which often go unnoticed deserve recog- nition. lt is therefore appropriate that all 436 seniors be congratulated for their unique contribution to Lincoln High School. Said one committee member, Al- though the class of 1982 has often been accused of being 'apathetic', each senior has in his own way displayed a creative and non-conformist attitude towards Lin- coln High. I l

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lllilllilllll YNY ONE FOR THE ROAD- Junior Gary Williamson Crightb walks to his next class thinking about his wild weekend plans. OH-NO- During a class competition, junior Allyson McAuley Cbelowj, gets caught off guard. i A Ill W Qi 41 lllllllllllll For the third consecutive year, the class of 83 captured the Spirit Day Sweepstakes award. Though inexperienced in their freshmen year, '83 pulled togeth- er and showed their determination by becoming one of the only Freshman classes to take the sweepstakes award. Following in those footsteps, the class of '83 once again became the recipiant of this honor their Sophomore year. This year, as Juniors, the class of '83 again won the sweepstakes award capturing a unani- mous victory in every event entered. We have had a fantastic high school career and will continue to do so. No class comes close to the class of '83, said Junior Kathy Seligman. Throughout their three years, the class of '83 possessed a tre- mendous amount of enthusiasm. They continously had a lot of support during rallies and other school activities. Our class has a lot of unity. We work as one and not as separate individuals. The class of '83 will always be remembered as a great class, said Junior Lorri Greenwood. When focusing towards their Senior year in high school, the class of '83 plans on making it their most memorable. 83 is the class with class, need l say more? stated class advisor Betty Sanders. O 114 Juniors . .H N ' 'V 'iudwewef ' lt'----H: gt... - i Bllil L - 'rdzvi' u Lim, l ,4.,..,4 s., M . , if 4+ --J az , 1 1. if lilllllllllll