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

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Junior jocks Johnson, Michaels excell in sports Outstanding junior athletes Lesley John- son and Steve Michaels have been involved in year-round sports throughout their hlgh school career. Johnson has been a member of the varsity volleyball, basketball and soft- ball teams since her sophomore year. A few of the high school honors that Lesley has been awarded are all area honorable men- tion in basketball her sophomore year and second team all area herjunior year in volley- ball. Lesley is not only an outstanding ath- lete, but also has been involved in various other activities, said teammate Kristyn Wa- ters. Lesley is presently junior class and Ree club secretary, an asilomar delegate, a mem- ber of the yearbook staff, and an active member of girls Block Johnson hopes to continue to college directly after high school with her 3.4 grade point average and possi- bly play basketball. Ccontinued pg 1275 Melanie Rust Michael Rutherfort L , Renee Salas M, 55 , -1 Joe Salazar -., -g ' V Rich Salvetti J '75 Todd Sammons K . , A Scott Sasaki . ' , Q J . - Somphorn Savisuk ff Carolyn Schleder A .0 .Q--i ll, Z-l lv...-1+ . 4.1. ' - Wx- Q., .,.,.. tr Q--'f 'f'ww F .Q b'Q ig, V 'ls xx 1' A X i .-.4 -, , V - il JL' tl A ' D K A , L A .P- AQF' xp -, ,Ng 1 I it Q it J -J aa., at , - ' J ' - Brian Scherepfer F 91 11- f ,is ff ii ,vw ' -' 2 Karen Shulz 4 ,' -- h Ki 'F t 4- 5 P-' s 1 x Michael seaweii 72 ' N' ' . it . G' . . 'P' J . -4 Pam Seeger t ,. , L, - , Vg .Q f Carol Seibel v' . L 'J A ' , I 'bm Kathy Seligman ' 1 f 5 tr Bi Sengsoury 55 A ' f Seruge Wadia X , N -2 SC Deanna Sievers ,. . 3 ,.,,- M . Steven Simmons I, 4. . '3' T- ft., ' Wesley Sisson if ' .lb i f' ' 51 Holly smaii if J ' n 2 1 J ' -fi, of Dwight Smith ? ,i .,- ' Erin Smith f - , . fr 5 . ,fit hs ' ,A f ' T 5 Gary Smith V 1 - fx iz-' 1- 1- .--Lie ' , ' E ' 593: Hayley Smith I A if I , J -,,. y 1, ,, , v .,, 2 L 1 L 9 James Smith ig:-3-1 'lf Q ' G 'fi' Richard Smith ' li 4' A 'Wig mx' if -, -Q , A- .. ' F, iw- ' Q., Fran Smothers A ' is - - f -- - - S' V C 126 Juniors

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Q3 43, A tu A Mark Reuschl it 4 Q ' t ' it A in--'5 .' ' ,- - Scott Reynolds ' 5 A , ' - S- 1 , ,Q - '. 'iff' Raymon Reymosa ,i o It A , 1 . - . g 1 , Monet Rice l 93- . In I 5 .1-gi Jana Richards L- P 1 ' ll J! ' :fn Lisa Richmond 4115 4 Qs! 3 ci 'tt ' ' 5, 611 35 Kurt Rivera . . ' - -.ss A .:- ' 1 . 1 HA PI0llSlll 9- 1 f . . 2:59, -5 Kathy Roberts - A ,,. Charlie Rodda Kim Rogers Geneva Rogers -I ' A Ricky Rogers fa:-r ? if Kenneth Romero f f V Tim Ross .- ig? , ' ' va. .I S David Rossi if V g Qi 644 Wink 1' Q - 1 . si, -y A Artistic amateur Small skates in Nationals Holly Small has been competing in figure roller skating for over six years. One of the main events in Holly's skating career came this year when she placed first in the South West Pacific Artistic amateur Roller Skating Championship held in Bakersfield. This victo- ry led her to nationals which were held in Fortworth, Texas. At nationals she placed sixth, competing with people from all over the United States. lt was a whole new ex- perience and I met a lot of new people, she said. Smail's parents, who also skate, have been a great help in her development in figure roll- er skating. She has taken ballet for the last eleven years. The reason for taking ballet is to help with posture, poise and hand posi- tions. She continues to practice very heavily with skating six times a week and ballet three times a week. She's also involved in teaching ballet. Currently she and her partner are skating for the Sunrise Mall in Sacramento. In the future they will compete in partner figure skating. She also competed in different states such as Arizona and Nevada. l want to continue skating and enter the world meet in a few years, she stated. C Juniors Gwendolyn Robinson

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UP AND OVER-Junior Lesley Johnsson Qrightj prepares to serve at match against Tokay. CAN'T STOP-Junior Steve Nichols Cbelowj breaks a tackle against Grace Davis, Steve Michaels began his athletic career as a freshman at St. Marys, playingfreshman sports. ln football he was starting running back and later was transferred to tight end. He also held starting positions in baseball and basketball. ln his sophomore year, Mi- chaels transferred to Lincoln and continued sports. He ran for 1103 yards and made elev- en touchdowns. He also played basketball and baseball. In hisjunior year, he was one of the starters for the rotating line-up. He ran for 747 yards while making three touch- downs on the varsity team. In 1981, Michaels was awarded second team all area for his football accomplishments. Michaels is also involved in boys Block L and has main- tained a 3.7 gpa. When asked about his fu- ture Michaels says, I hope to go directly to a four year college after high school and play football. Yeng Song Leann Sounn I g Chanseang Southivong Shelia Standridge P' , . . Randy Stegen , VJ Dan stein .5 . if 4 Maggie Stelter Connie Strange Sandra Stubbs .,...1 . Lisa Stursburg Elaine Sullivan Brad Summers 35:3 V K Ed Suttmann Q if -F' Malia Swanson Ann Taber Chris Tofoya X y S , ff? V Michael Tayian 1 ' 'b r 3. - ,, Lap Teav A 1 -1 .Z , ' A ' I Susan Tella ,Q .AJ .- , A Q A ' rg! Q Tamara Telschow .. ' S 'gf ' .gif B ' .1 Kao Thao - .A . W x ' f .4-fy 1 . ' Megan Thompson - 'I ' ' 4' ' V - f 'Q' 5 V ' I Terri Thompson - ' . ' A ,V Julie Thornhill , f 1 ' NJ Erica Tiffany 'Ay in I I 9 X W ' ' W' 5 V Delane Tisher .Q t ' A . 4 -' . '-f - 'u Mike Toepfer v., r '5 . Hiep Tran . . ' ,V - fi Danielle Tress x W N ' Hiep Truong O Juniors 127