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

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Come sail away For three continuous years the class of 1982 has stuck to their same tradition. The Senior's theme was the 4th of July and their old tradition was literally set free. The Seniors had a good skit and a good booth, but instead of having their usual mediocore float, they in place had a generic float. The students carried their float and had a big bunch of heluim balloons which were tied to it and set them free by cutting the strings during the parade. lt was an uplifting experience, said class advisor Craig Ferguson. I think that the class of 1982 did well, and were fast thinkers for what they had to work with. The spirit was good and the paticipation that they had did a greatjob under the circumstances, said class advisor JoAnn Campigli. Another Lincoln High Tradition has been to have a Senior Walk. The location of the Senior Walk is in the old senior area in front of the school. Over the weekends some of the Seniors would come and put a lot of work into painting the Senior Walk. To their dissap- pointment it was vandalized and ruined, butthat still did not stop the Senior Class. A small group of individuals did the red and gray by the discretion of artist Craig Barnes, and the Senior Area was designed and completed by him, explained Senior Class Vice- President Nancy Mandell. V ,Q . F TV :fr ' 1 23-13 V' QQ i i 'v-0? ,arf x. ,H Seniors John Bell Gary Bergland Ken Bermingham Jane Bjornstad Daniel Boggs Lorraine Bosse Esther Boubelik Shannon Boyd Curt Bracher Stephanie Brandt Kathy Brooke Karen Browning Randy Bussman Diana Cahoon Bill Cambell Toni Cantaloupi Suzanne Carr Laura Carpenter Arthur Cassels O 93

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6' -. i F, Perry strides on I just want to go as far as I can by working at a steady pace, said Lincoln's star runner Jill Perry. Running on the Cross Country team and Track team has kept Perry busy for the past four years. She was chosen by way of tough competition to compete in the Northern California Junior Olympics. In her sophomore year she was undefeated in Cross Country in the league. ln track she won the mile and the two mile in the league championship. Perry was second in sub-sections for the mile. She was chosen MVP for Cross Country and Co-MVP for Track. Perry's junior year brought her second place in the league, second place in sub-sections, and eighth in sections. She attended the Kinney Cross Country Championship where she made third team out of five states. Again Perry was chosen most MVP by her team mates. Unfortunate back injuries kept her from running for a while during Track season, but she still managed to break the school mile record with five minutes and twenty-two seconds in sub-sections. Jill Perry is one of the most inspirational runners l've ever seen, said Coach Jim Frost. Stated Perry, I look forward to running in college. Running helps motivate me in my school work and my future ambitions. 'i Seniors James Cooper Anna Cox David Coykendal Michelle Cramer Troy Cundick Robert D'Alessandro Mark Dal Porto Tony Dal Porto Jeanne Darrah Heidi Dander Bill Davis Lynn Day Tina Dela Torre Stella De Leon Lorren DelI'Osso Jerry Denton Emre Deren Derek Devlin Thomas DeWit O 95'