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

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T o whom it 'nay conce When w ,L eter March 161 1982 3.'OO A. rn: e began just seven 'short fnonths ago K what now seenvs like an T nilfyj, we were nlled with enthusiasfn and some what uneasy speculations of how the 1.982 LOG would evolve. ln between our three AM sleepers, we managed to tie up all the loose ends and turn out a showcase 'best-seller Vlnth the contribution of Scott Pauls creative thefne ideas, and the realikae tion of these goals in ourgraphic desgn fcornpornents of Crag Sarnesj, the L OG staff was able to construct this nyonunvental tribute to the students and I staff of Lincoln Htgh. We recognibe the fnfnvfdualihf and unioueness that has beconve a trades nvarlf of our school and welcomed the opportunity to incorporate these Qualities as the foundation for our Off the Wall thenve. T he construction o I Ouryearboolg therefore, is deoycated to all of the people who nvalve Lincoln V 'someplace special As we lay the last Oflffij we would hire to extend our sincere gratitude to wards those who fnade our fob a httle easier by con trfbuting their tfnve an effort in this enornpous undertaking' Ste ve Howell the entire LOG staff photographers Bill Da vis and Scott Paul Bill Berlin, lick Fritz Chin, Wayne Thallanden Toddprinvaclg LLFQ Tlfvlbf US SPORTS lLLUSTf4PA TED, Chuclrff Cheese, the lvloose, desllgner unoleuny, Mr. Bill Lanoj Henry the 83rd Spidey Gunvby and Polfey and Mr. Meteon' along with 'a little heb from Herff Jones. . After the constant tearing out of hair and nvany sleepless hgh ts, we a ve conve to the end of our 28th eO7tion. As Vlnlliafn Wordsworth said so eloquen t- ly fand in this case, appropriatedfj We . . . in our youth begin in gladnessg But thereof conye in the end despondency and fnadness. Lynn C Day Held' Prinvaclv Brett Setness ,,-xx, Q d Q06 Lgwmcjs I V