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

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Band demonstrates . teamwork Lincoln's band demonstrated teamwork and dedi- cahontornanystudentsand aduHs.The band pen formed as a marching band during the fall and the spring, andas a symphonic band during the winter months. While acting as a marching band, they performed for home football games at halftime. The band put on a great halftime show this year, they've really improved, said sophomore Stephanie Pascoe. In addition to halftime shows, the band marched in band reviews held in Pacific Grove, Lodi, Tracy, Plea- santon, and San Mateo. These reviews proved to be a rewarding experience for all members of the band. Junior David Walters commented, Band reviews give you a chance to meet people from other schools and they help increase your knowledge of music co- ordination. Concerts were the focal point of the symphonic bands peHonhances.They hem vanous concens ranging from a winter concert at U.O.P.'s Long The- ater, to a Solo and Ensemble Festival at Stanislas State. The band practiced four days a week during both seasons whh an exna mght prachve dunng the marcmngseason.HBandrequwesamtofdedmahon and, like any team athletics, there are no first and second mayers.You mlparhcmate,notjustthetop performers, said band director Art Holton. LITTLE BOY BLEW- Junior Darin Yee and freshman Ghram Wilcox Cabovej perform for a basketball game. WIND SOME- Sophomore Mike Flendge and freshman Gennis Em erson Ctop rightj practice for an upcoming performance. si PLACES EVERYBODY- Keeping his students in step, director Art Hol ten frightj begins a selection for competition. I 30 Band

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Girls perform at halftime During the past year, Lincoln's Letter Girls and Flag Team performed many different routines: during halftime shows at home football games, parades, and band reviews under the supervision of their new instructors, Kathy Holton and Bar- bara Maters. The girls have put a lot of time and effort into the practices and have improved greatly because of it, said Holton. The sixteen-member flag team and the ten-member letter squad practiced three days and one night per week during the first and fourth quarters of the school year. ln the band reviews, the teams scored more points this year than they have scored in many years past. They also helped the band earn many other awards. The teams consisted of both new and returning flag and letter girls. Try-outs were held at the end of the 1980-81 school year to all Lincoln students. Then, during the summer, the girls attended var- ious camps and clinics to learn or improve their flag and letter handeling skills. All of the time we put into learning and perfecting the routines seemed to pay off in the end, said senior Shan- non Kelly. Flags CAN YOU SPELL LINCOLN?- Lincoln Letter Girls Cbelowj Noreen Morrison, Grace Bacon, Kristie Kulm, Tina De La Torre,Kera Smith, Kathy Mellis, Kelly Meyers, and Susan Tella, Debbie Morrison march in step at Dean Welins morn- ing wake-up Birthday party. WHIP IT-Junior Caroline Schleder, Cbelow rightj, performs a routine during a home football game. WHAT NEXT?-Senior Camin Thompson, Cbelow rightl, con- centrates on her next move during a football game in the fall.