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

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Girl swimmers to defend title Defending their league title was thel main objective of Holly Houston's wo- men's swimming team. With four returning Seniors and an experienced squad, the team was ex- pected to have a winning season. Coach Houston found strength in seniors Robyn West, Judy Perkins, Laura Meredith and All-American Kathryn Wynn. Also adding depth to the line-up were Cathy Heisler, Suzy Lang, Kari Dinely, All American Bingo Hayselden, and diver Jo Ann Lunnen. The Trojans held seven home meets in the new pool. UP FOR AIR--Senior Kathryn Wynn, ltopl, nears the finish line in her 50 meter , butterfly race. KICKIN' BACK--Kari Dineley, iabovel. glides to a victory during a girls' meet a- gainst Grace Davis. TEAM PICTURE--lfirst rowl, Donna Mc- Caul, Kathryn Wynn, Kathy Mellis, Anne Lehon, Jana Schwarzentraub, Eileen Lehon, lsecond rowl, Susy Lang, Gret- chen Bennitt, Erica Tiffany, Lisa Roberts, Kris Kinser, Kim Weeks, Leann Craigs, Annie Athon, Audrey Harmon, lthird rowl, Fran Morgan, Katie Burns, Eimi Guirao, Lindsey Haines, Bingo Hayselden, Robyn West, Laura Meredith, Judy Per- kins, Kari Dineley, Cathy Heisler, Coach Holly Houston. Girls' Swimming

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Boys shoot for swimming title Coach Richard DeLong's swimming team set after an unprecendented fifth consecu- tive S.J.A.A. championship this Spring. The Trojans lost only two seniors from last year's team. Coach DeLong predicted We should be in the top three in the sec- tions. The Trojans have 12 returning sen- iors this year Lincoln has potential All-Americans in Tom Vallejo, Mike Heisler, Paul Laurin, the medley relay team, and the freestyle relay team. The J.V. team enjoyed one of its largest turnouts in years. The new pool has led to an improved atmosphere in the aquatics pro- gram, said Coach DeLong. A lot of fresh- men and sophomores came out because of the new pooI. L VARSITY TEAM PICTURE-- lfirst rowl, Dave Skyhawk, Greg Guittere, Mike Heisler, Bill Mc- Guilvry, Lance Price, Pekka Nan- tunen, Brian Craig, lsecond rowl, Maria Denton, Bob Bartman, Jeff Goodwin, Paul Laurin, Tom Val- lejo, Joe Lang, Ted Talley, Matt M McDougall, ithird rowj, Laurie McGregor, Brian Sidener, Ron Thorpe, Jim Walters, Jason Mon- roe, Stathi Marcopulos, Kent Schwyn, Michael Barr, Scott Carey, Nick Monroe, Coach De- Long. BATMAN--Joe Lang, fabove rightj, sprints to the finish line in the 50 yard butterfly against Calaveras. C e K T' .se S 'aff , X ,t Ply: 'KS 1 , 1 g 'Q x i-cv fx .,,j gl ' ' Q-0 ' 3 A , --W, yzimvvfff . ,, 1 fl., .i

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Strong pitching and enthusiasm aid team Nine players returned to the girls' Varsity softball team. The athletes were: Shelly Loncor, Lisa Dunald, Lisa Martin- ez, Barby Suttmann, Becky Suttmann, Laura Stubbs, Linda Walters and Lise Wollenburg. Coach Sapp said, We have awfully strong pitching which should lead us to an undefeated victory. Junior Varsity Coach Anna Barker said, Enthusiasm grew as time progressed. The girls improved with each game. The team consisted of 17 players. One of the players Stacy Hodge, was injured so she was made the official first base coach. The team captains were Kristen Waters and Lana Leffler. The Varsity and Junior Varsity teams held their home games at Fritz Grupe Park.- We've definately got class, win or lose, said Ann Hodel. VARSITY TEAM PICTURE-- lrightl, first row: Becky Suttmann, Coach Bob Sapp, Lisa lshikawa, second row: Stacey Reed, Lisa Martinez, Linda Walters, Barby Sut- tmann, Shelly Loncar, third row: Cindy Dutcher, Laura Stubbs, Suzanne Bogiano, Karen Waters, Lisa Mac- Donald, Lori Blankenship. J.V. TEAM PlCTURE-- lbelow rightl, first row: Lorraine Castillon, Lisa Richmond, Jana Richards, Ann Hodel, Elisa Wilson, second row: Gywenn Anderson, Jan Heidi Dander, Stacey Hodge, Leslie Johnson, Brenda Williams, third row: Sarita Redallia, Jennifer Halboth, Jan Setser, Stacey Monarch, Diana Cahoon, Kristen Waters. RUN, BABY, RUN!--Sue Worthen, Ibelowl, heads for first base after a single. CLOSE CATCH--Catcher Lana Leffler, labove rightl, awaits the ball for an out against Lodi. Ml ...wh , ,, I I . 'M A ga. A 512 - 'tr .. '14 ' 'FY f 1' f , lt. JF, K '-,.,.. 'K .. :ws .f Q f W-M' - . ' -L 4 - - . r gg . , -wt . I g , .' nu g W Q 1 ' 'S M.: 1' Y N fit '1 4 ' v ' ,. ' in L.. c , all H A x 5 ' -'z as A is as 'I ts T.. - - I s Q' 5 2 U4 1 I w 1- ' I X fly I if eff N , .Q ,A Q 1 5 -.X ,ix I A W a 'N , N ' , P A '. x :firing 1 an 'A - , 'V g P, 1, 5.-I V . HA 41 ' , ' - 5 sn,s f I ft -A -Q H 5. ll, 1.45, .5 :V -Y ' st, ' .? : V X H I ,, -. 'ill .. ,L M, t -' 'i I fix I V m , g . ' , . g' ' , . 3 ,M V Q 1 0 f asf? fig Mis S NX J- X' A 1' I I A - Y- , 2-. r' I 5 I ' I -M---A rf 1 if 2 ff I ms f f gi ,I fi 4 I , X 'X' Xl 1, ' s ' , k lg lg V 3. . W ' if - iff 4 . . A . X I , g X .. , Soffbaff ln.F?'S,!.: y 't btigy, ,t M. ,ef wp, . , IA, . ' - vi. l.l, .f z ' I .' ' 1 .wil ', 's+i5 ZV f'if1kii'fr '.-'Q! '-2'.l-Q51-' - ,ww ',2J r' g,4f .,?i?i2 V1 l 1 ,.,.4 ' :if -7 332:?t'Sri6.lf-'liiiffI--2'fff:'r9r ml'f.irv,fffi1f'1.'if 'f rt-