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

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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 .

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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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The senior team, led by Stacy Hodge and the Junior team, led Laurie McGregor, fought to the end for a victory for the iniors who won with a score of 32-16. The teams consisted of mbers from the Junior and Senior classes who submitted ir names to the activity office which were then drawn at . dom. Members of the Junior team included: Laurie McGre- ry, Darrin Yee, Audrey Harmon, Joel Barenfuss, John Crespi, eg Rhines, Malia Swanson, Alysson McAuIey, Mary French, Dienna Sievers, and Brian Canepa. Members of the Senior team consisted of Jill Anthony, Stacy Hodge, Ken Grogan, Ken Reid, Ed Harris, Salina Lawtelle, Wendi Smith, Curt Bracher, Dave Muller, Vicci Sorenson, and Jan Baker. High scorers of the game included Junior John Crespi and Senior Ken Grogan. The fans reaction was fantastic. It was an exciting game! said Junior Ted Brooks. f' I Y bv lw . T f 1' '- 5 ,vt . ' ' ..,9a'fi V' V S X W ,ff W H-it f ' K 593' ,fx W - 9 3 ,,.a7'i,V ,QTL V! ,fl ,xi 1 V k,,g kg, MQ, rs' gf., v- . ' s fy ..i.,,..5W,..,.,,.W..,,g:,.,,,,,wmWy:?' , , .,,, , A fi' Ji ' L ' 1fsi? ,5,'?i4U,g . . f ' WW HM'--W-fw'vw-f-wj if of,',r,.'1' -tiff' f A. 'WA' fi M... ,a,W,.,,. M fig' i u M K i BEAT ME TO IT-Seniors Ed Harris and Ken Grogan, Cabove lefty, maneuver their donkey towards the loose ball. TRAFFIC JAM-Picking his way through a crowded court, junior Darin Yee, fleftj, shoots for two. ASKING FOR TROUBLE-Junior Darin Yee, Cabovej, tries to get rid of the ball. I Donkey Basketball 57