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

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KISS AND TELL- Taking a lift to the top, seniors Hillary Clarke and Eric Fike fbottom rightj warm up in the brisk mountain air. MOGEL MASTER- Senior Tom Oliver Cbelowb masters the high mogels on Monty Wolf at Mt. Reba. CONCENTRATION-Foreign exchange student Goran Elmer- stig, Crightb, skies down an advanced slope. Ski bums takealift Enthusiastic skiers were happy about the snow conditions which in turn made the ski club have one of its better seasons, stated ski club member Erin George. The ski club members went skiing every weekend and had the option of going up ei- ther Saturday or Sunday. The Saturday trips were usually made with other schools, and on Sundays, Lincoln skiers went by them- selves. Many fund raisers were sponsored by the ski club. The financial activities began with a booth on Spirit Day in which orange drinks, sno cones, and popcorn were sold. Some other activities included the donkey basket- ball game and pizza nights. These nights helped contribute to our funds for the over- nighter that we had a Squaw Valley for two nights, said advisor Richard Shneck. The funds were also used to help out with their one week trip to Utah during Easter Vaca- tion. We have a lot of new people and begin- ners that have joined the club and due to the amount of snow, it has made a good season for the ski club, said advisor Richard Schneck. rw' ' 1 , 1 me 37? ink r M J , v Q. . ,,, . ik Q-A, , ,1 . Kr, A, N3 4 . 'q Shias'- 'i , ' -ai .2 -. Pu li 'n A 1 . 2, -jg., Q W , 5 . Z- ,lf T 1 Zia-'lx' gf 1 5 'H lf' iw?-3- A I ,nys 5 .-- i . 3 gn: . ,giver 'A N-51 f C ,.?,,,. 54 Ski Club

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Weight litters pump iron Music was once heard again because the Soph- omore Football Team donated a new stereo to replace the one that was stolen. With music play- ing, people screaming, and lots of iron clanging, the L.H.S. weightroom was once again the most popular room in the school, said sophomore football coach Jim Rubiales. The 200 club is a group that consists of people who can bench 200 pounds or more. The room is not only used by the club, but by anyone who wants to lift, including some teachers. This year there was an addition of a squat rack, two new bars, a new bench, and 500 more pounds of weights. Advisors for the club are Varsity football coach, Ken Kuhlman, and sophomore football coach Jim Rubiales. The weightroom will never be complete, but ev- ery year new things are brought into the room. I think it's the best weightroom, l know of in this area, said sophomore coach Jim Rubiales. The weightroom is open Monday, Wednesday, and Fri- day from 3:00-5:00, and is open during the school season and summer, excluding football season. THE CLUB CROW lj Patrick Narron. Mike Galanos, Dave Seawell CRow 25 Phil Johnson, Edwin Harris, Mike Mer- rill, Terry Cooper, James D'Alesandro, iRow 35 Eric Quick Miller, J.J. Vallejo, Tom DelCorso, John Frederick William- son, Steve Michaels, Corney Bucking- ham, John Equinoa, David Atkinson, Mike Gulden, Andrew Cisneros, Jeff Frazier, Coach Jim Rubiales 1Back Rowb Jeff Crothers, Drew Schrieber, Bill Gorham, Craig Willey, Dave Muller, Louis Robles THE MOOSE IS LOOSE- Senior Drew Schrieber tries his best to lift 175 lbs. 'HE'S WILLEY GONNA DO lT'- During Football Season Senior Craig Willey Ctop leftj lifts 200 pounds with ease. 200 club 53

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DOUBLE TROUBLE- Seniors Heidi Pri- mack and Jill Jordan fleftj take a rush on sugar at Ml. Reba. FREE AND EASY- Senior Joe Nichols Ctop lefty parallels through the tough terrain at Squaw Valley. SKI BUM- After taking a hard fall, senior Bill Davis Cabovej tries to find his skis. I Ski Club' 55 ii