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

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Quill and Scroll l wins Nationals Competing against over 100 schools, 15 Lin- coln journalists captured the first place sweeps- takes trophy at the J.E.A. National Conference in Seattle. Individual winners included Kathy Fujii, first in newsmagazinep Frank lVlohan, first in advertising, Bob Behler, second in radio news, Mark Vashon, second in newspaper layout: Shelly Fennell, third in yearbook layout, Kris Kinser, third in newswritingg and Daren Primack, honorable mention in photography. At the S..l.S.V.P.A. conference in Fresno, the team took second in sweepstakes. Winners included Fujii, second in feature writing, Heather Nlosher, second in yearbook layout: lVlohan, second in advertising, and Vashon, third in newspaper layout. At the J.E.A.N.C. Fall Conference, Fennell took first in newswriting, while Brenda Grimm took second, and Steve Cutter and Fujii re- ceived honorable mentions in feature writing. ln the Quill and Scroll contest, Eddie Han and Primack won in cartoons and photography. LOOKING NEGATIVE--Nlanaging Editor Heather Nlosher, fabovej, checks negatives for her layout. BY FRIDAY?--Kristy Freed, frightj, is surprised to learn that she has 14 pages due in a week. Quill and Scroll ,IE , Noyes 9 v., 1. u W' 5:32 ,S

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PROOFING IT--Advisor Gary Daloyan, frightj, proofreads Sue Toepfer's copy on a newspaper worknight. CHEERS--The Lincolnian staff, fbe- Iow-clockwisel, Vic Paul, Frank Mohan, Hans Frey, Eddie Han, Mark Vashon, Steve Cutter, Danny Chapman, Daren Primack, john Roe, Reggie Carter, Paul Laurin, Kris Kinser, Karen Snyder, Kym Tonkes, Mira Slott, Annette Carson, Brenda Grimm, and Sue Toepfer smile from the marquee. ' X Q gn. NL. G me I.Hi3CQ?.NEsf3?'E Suiffkf C Newspaper staff