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

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JIIIIIIIIII I FOUND IT-Freshman Hung Soo Moon Ctopj looks for his lost homework assignment. HACKY SACK ATTACK-During a free break, Freshman Louie Parra, Richard Corvarubius, and Jimmy Carter play Hacky sack, a popular fad, to pass time. WARM UP-Freshman Randy Mayo qtop rightj spends his free time reading the LIN- COLNIAN on a near-by heat- er. HANDLE WITH CARE-Fresh- man Bonnie Bjornstad and friend, Cfar righth, puts their books in a locker before class. 144 Freshman

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fi ,. , cf Frosh encourage spirit llllllllllllllllll- j . i Q x 4 Y J 1985, was a new set of numbers heard throughout Lincoln this year. The Freshman Class showed that their spirit was not to be forgotten. Along with holding fund raisers during the year, the freshmen captured a first in the float competition and tied for overall spirit with the Juniors at the Night Rally. Goals were set at the beginning of the year by class officers John Zuckerman, president: Joachim Cox, vice-president: and Dana Seawell, secretary. Some of the activities planned during the year included a pizza night, a carnation sale, and a car wash. The money earned from the activities went toward the treasury for upcoming events. The award winning float during Spirit Day included a Leprechaun's Hat, which carried out their St. Patrick's Day theme. O Freshman 145