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

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ypnotized. These students were told to be someone such as a iell-known comedian or a sex symbol, or to demonstrate their fue body strength. Kathy Mellis, one of the participants, stat- d, It was like a deep sleep. It was relaxing, I knew what was 'ping on, but I couIdn't control my actions. I did only what he anted me to. Responsible decision making about sex was the topic of an I assembly put on by the Twelfth Night Repertory Company. Choices was a series of skits depicting situations that a teen- ager might have to face. Everyday Heroes concluded the year. It was a production given by Camfel Productions. The movie was shown on three screens with stereo sound accompanying it. This assembly was the most popular. ALLTHECLASSROOM'SASTAGE-Members of the Asland Shakespearean Acting troupe Cabovej perform scenes from John Stein- beck's OF MICE AND MEN. AMERICAN BANDMAN-Senior Bob I-lighfill Cleftj prepares to strut his stuff at the first annual air guitar competition. O Assemblies 65

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Assemblies enlighten students :g. .f ' , - A , . . 4 SLEEPING BEAUTY-Mr. McKeever's daughter, Cabovej Jennifer, sleeps during an assembly. REACH FOR THE STARS-The Castlemont Choir Crightj sings during the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Assembly, LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON-Martin Flaherty Ctop rightj glances over his son's shoulder as they look at one of the many art displays. C Assemblies Assemblies, ranging from tributes to sex, hypnotized Linco students this year. Commissioner of Assemblies, Kathy Mell set up three of the assemblies. The other one was put by the Black Student Union. This tribute to Dr. Martin King was given at the January 15th assembly. A demonstration of hypnotic powers took place in Sixteen students, after receiving parental permission, lv-

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Donkey Basketball was once again quite a success. The gam was held on February 5th in the gym. Although this activit , competed for attention between the Boy's sophomore and Va C I a e S d I S p I a y sity basketball games, it turned out to be the most attende Donkey Basketball game in Lincoln High School's history sa I , Ski Club Advisor Richard Schneck. This event, which was spoa a a n I n e b e lf' I O r sored by the SkiClub,gained over S400.00in profit.This mone was then used for the ski trip to Utah over Easter vacation ILT!! 1-ms RMS! Ol YNY .J i GIDDY-UP-Junior Greg Rhines, Cabovej. attempts to block a possible senior score as senior Ken Grogan trots to the basket. FIRE UP-Jill Anthony, Crightj, scores another basket for the 'ass'ome senior team as junior Brian Canapa watch- es helplessly. I 66 Donkey Basketball .