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

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,yi 485 I 1 i L. SX l ZONE-IN-Varsity Spiritleaders Jill Martucci, Trish Lawson, and Stacy Hodge fabovej, space-in out at the football game against St. Marys. FOREVER LINCOLN HIGH-Varsity Spiritleaders, Ctopj Cleft to rightj Jill Mar- tucci, Kerry Cossey, Wendy Smith, and Trish Lawson display their faithful- ness to their school. REACH IN FOR THE SKY- Songleader Lisa Sims Cleftj reaches for spirit. C Spiritleaders 45

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44 Spiritleaders Rah rahs lifts spirits Lincoln High's Varsity Spiritleaders have gotten more organized and more involved as the year went on, said Varsity Songleader Lisa Sims. Their first performance was at the Freshmen Orientation. Both squads put in many hours during the early summer mornings working on routines and cheers. During the summer, they tried to have as many fund raisers as possible. Between car washes and garage sales, they at- tempted to make enough money to go towards uniforms, paints, and paper. We didn't start off the year well at all. First, we got lost going to camp. Second, we didn't have our uniforms until after the first game. Third, we always had a hard time figuring out what routines to do and when to do them, said Songleader Kerry Cossey. At camp in Squaw Valley, ten spirit sticks were given to ten dif- ferent squads. The songleaders were very ex- cited when they were chosen to receive one. The controversy over getting uniforms got to be really frustrating, said Varsity Cheer- leader Jill Martucci. The company sent the wrong uniforms, and even those were late. The cheerleaders won a Superior Trophy for their outstanding performance at camp in Squaw Valley. SHOUT IN-Varsity Spiritleaders Jill Martucci, and Sue Lay Crightj get the crowd fired up with a cheer. SPIRIT SQUAD- Cfront rowj Stacy Hodge, Jill Martucci, Lisa Carlson, Cback rowb Kerry Cos- sey. Lisa Sims, Christie Frields, and Trish Law- son. GROVE IN- Songleader Christie Frields, Ctopy dances to a 50's routine during the Winter Ral- . ly.

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Female athletes make bucks Starting with the theme they used for the, remainder of the year, the members of the Girls' Block L club began '81-'82 with a fun- draising Fun Run which was soon followed by a number of faculty soup, salad, and sand- wich bars, a Pizza Night, a car wash, and working concessions at two of the girls tour- naments. The activities for the club were geared mainly towards raising money for a scholarship that Girls' Block L gives annually to two deserving members. lt has been in- spiring that the girls have kept their sights on our scholarship goals in fund raising activities this year, said Larry White who took over the position of advisor this year. Also, I've been pleased with the attempts at involving underclassmen in club activities. l Girls' Block L met about once every month to discuss future plans and was governed by council members Susy Lang, Kristyn Waters, and Jolene Welch. Said Waters, We've had a very productive and successful year. CAN YOU SPELL PREP- Coach Larry White and Senior Susy Lang, fabovej, discuss upcoming events. THINKING IT OVER- Seniors Kristyn Waters and Jolene Welch, Crightj, plan fund risers during a meeting. RIP OFF- While secretly looking through the score book, Junior Lesley Johnson and Senior Diana Cahoon. flower rightj, take notes on leading players. I 46 Girls' Block L y w Nqqg,.,., i I Min,-