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

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+ ey' gf Aw! . nv ',f'5, E 4 . ' Lv? Z7 ' s v 2 Boy's track displays talent Striving for the league title for two years in a row was the goal for the Boys Track Team. The Varsity Tracksters were led by Seniors Eric Mill- er, David Muller, Ken Grogan and Tracy Dryden. Some strong Junior competitors included Stan Reed, Mark Gibson, and Greg Rhines. The varsi- ty Track Team proved to have depth and speed. Each member put out a tremendous effort in their respective events, said head coach Jim Front. The Frosh-Soph team was strong, said Frost. Returning members of the frosh-soph team were Mike Long, Mike Merril, and Dwayne Kulm. The frosh-soph team's toughest oppo- nent was Lodi. We have a great Frosh-Soph team overall. Each member puts in all their ef- fort, said coach Tom Galvin. UP.AND OVER-Sophomore Anthony Bullock easily leaps over the high jump. JUST A LITTLE HIGHER-Track coach Roger Brautigan, Ctop lefty, points out better technique for pole vaulting. B-O-B-Senior Bob Highfill, Qleftj, with a look of determina- tion on his face, heaves the shot during competition. O Boys Track 209 hs-J

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