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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, .. . 'L.x , .gf i, Gridders had motivation Coach Jim Rubiales summed up his view about this year's season. Our record did not indicate our will and desire to win, nor did it indicate our real successes. lt is difficult to lose, and yet our team had the character to come back every week and play as though it was the most important game ot the year. Our players never lost their intensity or team spirit and they learned what it feels like to be totally involved in a team sport. They tried and they got better. Dwayne Kulm had an outstanding 1000 yards rushing. The coaches' awards went to John Davis, Tom DelCorso, and Kulm. Although the team did not have an impres- sive record, they learned how to work to- gether and they prepared themselves for their upcoming varsity years. SIZZLEENY ANYONE?- Quarterback John Bacon hands oft to receiver Dwayne Kulm flower leftj THE SURE FIRE WAY . .. - Coach Jim Rubiales ex- plains play to Steve Dino Rufton Cupper rightj RUN LIKE THE WIND- Receiver Dwayne Kulm runs down the field Qlower rlghtj. 1 waves,-, , 15, ,,. 4 . '7f-Tk-I I am ' .e,,fg,,,,,,,..,i...ff,. Q awk? . K.. W 'f 'iiqf ' . off'-fif , 1, .fr I 166 Sophomore Football fl: f -fe' tit. QM-.tsf r f lt t H546- 9f1't Y1+2 r ffeeffetff 'f Sue 'ii'5?tZl3fsi'?f!3i'f ' lb -6,54-f taste, i i pd 1 K if ig Team Picture- Cfront rowj Blake Cundick, David Hafey, Gregg Grahamson, Hung Moon, Dean Shatswel, Mike Linker, Mike Rott, Tony Martines, JeffAldredge, Ed Guerrero, George Mendoza, Jeff Peirera, Pat Counts. Qsecond rowb Don Hall, Todd Laird, Tim Prosser, Dean Brown, Cokoy Fry, Ed Robinson, Robert Guerrero, Bill Mitten, Scott Hyer, Mike Ellis, Steve Alloway, John Marshall, Terrance, Tony Yoachlim, Richard Flores, Cthird rowj Grady Brim, Shane Spent, Coary Buckenham, Scott Mayo, Mike Kimrey, James Morrison, Guy Merrick, Tony Rawlings, Pat Walker, Pat Nieron, John Crane, Steve Dunn, Mike Leland, Ron Rudloff, Jeff Wright.