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

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Pat Patterson Lonnie Pauton Sandra Payne Todd Perkins Melanie Perry Leah Petros Bobby Pezenhofer Louy Phaymany Wa Phiavong Greg Phillips John Poole Michael Post Chris Price Melinda Price Clifford Purdy Kathy Quan William Zuijada Frank Quiroga Jill Race Tony Rawlings Eric Rchivargentrach Tanna Reynosa Allan Rice Todd Rice Melinda Richards Maria Rivera Ed Robinson Joe Rocha Jack Roderick Steve Rodrigues Shawna Rogers Jimmy Rohleder Tammy Rond Ronnie Rudloff Dana Rose Jenny Rosema Mike Rossi Joseph Roth Mike Rott Randy Rowe Mary Louise Ruiz Patti Rust Joe Rut Tracy Sachs Dianna Sandler Jeffory Sawyer Stephanie Schaeffer w -rx if nf? .Ne-ffl M fvx - 1 iw , , K. r A T W. -s-- Ss f ' i Q ,Nl il' w. A' -.- I 1 5 E f If My ggi, 1. Es X i A A f e c4,. ,.,c D in W fit ' '- an -D V ' A sass -'ff' ' ii i M' ' ' ii - - , I ' ii F Qi M' V R v-'f-' 3 f M V , .. iy X V ,M gy , Wa t E W I . ij K 4. r Q ' , . , . V' ,f '- - Q f 1 I gr -ggi -5- - - 3,1 4 V , -yy I of l ya, A .4 K f Yy y T VJ ' f , Q 1. , , ' x ' 4, E ' l 3 KA A ? N Q m L sv K My M my , r. 5 V 1 I f ,.. 3 'iff . J S , f J-pl tk gh . L VK . 1 . v ff f , J 345 1 3 an --2 if il 1 -' ' J A 'Q tg 7 y T a Q .. 1 I - , I 3 ,FQ f 8 Q 1- - DAZED AND CONFUSED- Fresh- men Cindy Smith, Crightj talks to her teacher about her schedule. THIS IS THE ENGLISH DEPART- MENT Dean of Students Brenda Bias, top right, helps a confused Freshmen to her class. 156 Freshmen

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Summer paradise Diamant flys to Russia Flying on a DC-10 with engine trouble is not an appealing situation to be in. Freshmen Jonathan Diamant started his vacation to Russia last summer in that circumstance. Ac- cording to Diamant, After we left Kennedy Airport, one engine went out, so we had to dump the food and fuel and fly back to the airport. Diamant had been staying with his grand- mother in New York for two weeks. Together with a travel group they were going to Russia for about two weeks. The next flight finally took off at 3:00 in the morning. They stopped at Helsinki, Finland. Since their flight was de- layed in New York, they missed their as- signed flight from Finland, where they ended up staying for a half day. Moscow was the first city they visited in Russia. They stayed there for five days at the Cosmos Hotel, which was built especially for the Olympics. The hotel is very large, nice on the outside and decorative on the inside, said Diamant, but the rooms were very small, not very comfortable at all. They vis- ited places like Lennin's Tomb, The Kremlin, St. Basil's Church, and Red Square. There are statues and posters of Lennin all over, said Diamant. He also remarked that one out of every five people on the street were mili- tary people. He seemed to enjoy the fact that there is no drinking age there. Ccontinued page 1595 Kearny Thykeo Sig, S Tracy Tower 5' f jg, wg, .ii 1' as v vingff Ui. l g S 2 . ef Ai Don Troxell Dang Tran ,ff- Julie Tucker f s ' ' ' ' p.. -.., Don Trier - A XX- Qs I Seng Tung , in Sean Tyler A V 5 -us? x Lori Underwood ' ' , - Heather Unruh at 3 I . A A , 5 l .,,,- ,,, Andy Valentine i x 0 '-' N' E H2 Evelyn Vallesteros - K g 31 A Q ' ,Zi Y fi . K Qi Chuck Valpey f - A . ' . V ' Lisa vandm 4. . T v l f David Van Teslaar Lisa Vasallo V 1 V Missy Velez F' ' ' D 22 3. VD :Q I! N S O .-.. o 1 ii. , ' i W3 1 Cl 1 m 3' m 3 S 5 O x -l DD 3. S W3 30 0 43' om L 91. -.. E 2 X an 1 Q . Q sw f Pat Walker . Shelley Walker Marci Waller Carey Ward Wendy Watson Mike Weaver ' v A ii cr? f ig, ,Q Q' 'A 1 , 3 6. 'Y ' J be ' .,. Q 4 f , Y 5 A .Q YL l an 5 3 . ',.t .f'g, X-rv ein WK. 'W X . Hx ' ff 'UD ?3:, , Tb . 'P N-if ,gr 4 . 49 158 Freshmen