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

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Gridders stun League Expected to have only a mediocre year, the Lincoln Trojans overcame the pre-season predictions and finished the year with a seven win and two loss re- cord. Lincoln was expected to have a rebuilding year this season due to the loss of many seniors and starting play- ers that would not be returning to the line-up this year. The Trojans began to prepare for this year early by lifting weights in the off- season and then starting off with three practices a day in the summer heat. They continued working hard through- out the rest of the season. lt was this kind of never say die attitude, along with a stingy defense and an explosive offense that carried the Trojans successfully through the season. We surprised a lot of people by working very hard. We didn't have one big starg we were a team with a lot of good leaders and were successful be- cause of that, said Bob Highfill. O 164 Varsity Football

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We They Edison W L Tokay W L Stagg W L Tracy L W Lodi L W Franklin W L St. Marys W L SQUAD PICTURE- finsertj, from right to left, top row: Bill Gor- ham, Drew Schreiber, Lance Chubbic, Dave Foster, Brian Wil- liarns, Dave Muller, Steve Duke, Greg Gammon, Craig Willey: third row: Randy Millar, Ken Grogan, Collis Galloway, Coach Roger Brautigan, Head Coach Ken Kuhlamn, Coach Dick Le- land, Coach Phil Erbez, Trainer Richard Stark, Harvey Girsh, Clint Walker, Terry Brooksp fourth row: Steve Michaels, Jeff Crothers, Dwight Smith, Lyndly Wadley, Martin Peters, Mike Seawell, Carl Davis, Gary Davis, Joe Salazar, Bob Blower: sec- ond row: PhilJohnson, J. J. Vallejo, Dave Class, Mark Meredith, Terry Cooper, Bill Christy, Frank Garrah, Dave Seawell, John Musgrove, Eric Miller, front row: Bob Highfill, Stan Reeder, John Williamson, Ed Harris, Tony Stevens, Mike Galonos, Joel Bahrentas, Gary Williamson, Greg Greenwood, John Guinoa. EXECUTIVE DECISION- Coach Leland, Ctop rightj explains the next play to lineman Carl Davis and David Glass. WE'RE NUMBER ONE- Dave Seawell, ttop rightb coasts after making a Lincoln touchdown. NUTS AND BOLTS- Coach Phil Erbez Caboveb questions a call made by a referee. H' I Varsity Football 163

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